Just to list the things you notice the moment you enter the game;
– 8 maps (12 planned)
– two separate stories
– 4 separate difficulties
– 3 different game-modes
– tutorial
– character customization
– Contracts
– enhanced Armory system
– camo grind
– 8 special weapons
– 5 equipment alternatives
– 6 starting weapons
– 18 perks
– perk modifiers
– perks affecting style-of-play
– talismans
– custom mutations
– Elixirs are easier to get, rather than gobblegums (2x Nebulium Plasma, limited time offers)
– etc..
Not to mention the amazing Main Quests, such as; IX, BOTD, DOTN, Ancient Evil..
Phenomenal Boss Fights such as; The Eye of Odin, Fury & Wrath, Lycaon, Perseus, Avogadro..
Too bad you guys were butthurt Juggernog wasn’t in the game, *MWIII Zombies is just around the corner!*
4 Comments
Didnt bo3 have 16 maps and a dead ops?
I’ve only ever played BO3 and Cold War Zombies. How does 4 compare?
Unfortunately, a lot of these features won’t save the game if the core mechanics aren’t great.
From 2008-2018 there was a perfectly good formula for zombies and bo4 tried fixing the old formulas flaws by adding different (arguably) worse flaws, no one asked for 4 perks per map only, no one asked for stupid amounts of bosses which does not give you anything in return and especially no one asked for the point system to be reworked to be crap, it literally make smgs, pistols useless as they were always designed for point weapons.
I tried enjoying bo4 when it came out, I truly tried but what I also don’t like about the game is its microtransactions, why cant I buy single standalone dlc?