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The demands of the current gaming market, aided with the military shooter approach for the hardcore gamers, brings something for everyone. With the official launch only a month away, there was a good amount of excitement to celebrate.

After playing several rounds of the beta myself, we delved into discussing the development process, the bigger decisions to expand the multiplayer experience and adapting to the current video game market.

The Black Ops series has been a bit more dormant since There have been a few other Call of Duty games going on in between, including the drastic response to Infinite Warfare. Were there certain aspects or formulas between the time of those three years that you felt were needed to change for this new installment?

Anything you felt that was necessary to tackle this game the way you wanted it to? Yeah, I mean we really respect the other studios doing what they do. We take inspiration from anywhere really. But the core tenet of Black Ops 4 were agnostic, if anything. That means making the game entirely based around playing with other people. How does Treyarch keep that balance with Black Ops 4? Multiplayer is about more grounded tactical experience, slowing the pace down in terms of decision making so that you can have more meaningful impact on how you interact with your team and the other team as well.

For Zombies, it's about bringing new players in and having them care about mythology and hardcore quests. And then there is Blackout, where we bring emerging gameplay in the largest map with the largest number of players ever in Call of Duty history. Tony: This is kind of what my team focuses on: the secret sauce. How can we do something without messing up the Call of Duty formula?

How can we put this in place so that it's fast, fluid and smooth? We break everything down to pieces, and we say there's a certain pace and certain flow that everything must meet in order to feel good in Call of Duty. Solo missions take place on Multiplayer maps and give you backstory and an understanding of who a Specialist is.

Why is Ruin a badass? Why does he have the grapple gun? You're going to learn about those things and more in solo missions. Necessarily, no. So sort of awesome, but super disorienting.

But if you innovate too much, you might lose the thing that they like. The holy grail is to put these things together in a way that makes sense.

Do you think pro gaming has the potential to become as big as mainstream sports? If so, what needs to happen in order for it to grow to that size, and will it even be good for the pro gaming scene? How does anything go from being small and niche-y to large and big?

Could the MLG — or any competitve league for that matter — have the massive scale of something else? Why not? Online games are getting bigger.

The number of people who buy them is getting bigger.



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