Black Ops 3, which is the 36th Call of Duty title if you include all of the main games, handheld games, and expansion packs.

Black Ops 3 is 13th title of the main series however.

BO3. The beta is fun so far.

Quote from: Jono on August 31, 2015, 02:45:16 AM

Black Ops 3, which is the 36th Call of Duty title if you include all of the main games, handheld games, and expansion packs.

Black Ops 3 is 13th title of the main series however.

fucking hell...

There's 76 Final Fantasy games if you count main installments, sub-installmets and handheld games. Two of which aren't released yet.
This isn't counting any remakes.

Over 100 if you include spin-offs and expansions.

Quote from: CK97 on August 31, 2015, 09:09:23 AM

BO3. The beta is fun so far.

I too enjoy the same shit and "momentum" that AW did better even though Treyarch is saying momentum is key. It's just a gimmick.

It's still the same engine, and piss poor hit detection.

And the guns sound even worse than last games. Treyarch makes shitty gun noises post WaW.

I've heard that BO3's movement system is a gimmick from a couple of other sources. The reason Titanfall's movement system worked was because the maps were designed around the movement, and allowing people to make their own routes. What I've seen of BO3 is that the maps are very linear and they basically force you on certain parkour routes. Titanfall had very large maps that allowed you to build massive speed and work creatively to decide where you go. BO3 appears to be the polar opposite.

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Quote from: Luciana on August 31, 2015, 09:21:32 AM

Quote from: CK97 on August 31, 2015, 09:09:23 AM

BO3. The beta is fun so far.

I too enjoy the same shit and "momentum" that AW did better even though Treyarch is saying momentum is key. It's just a gimmick.

It's still the same engine, and piss poor hit detection.

And the guns sound even worse than last games. Treyarch makes shitty gun noises post WaW.

I've heard that BO3's movement system is a gimmick from a couple of other sources. The reason Titanfall's movement system worked was because the maps were designed around the movement, and allowing people to make their own routes. What I've seen of BO3 is that the maps are very linear and they basically force you on certain parkour routes. Titanfall had very large maps that allowed you to build massive speed and work creatively to decide where you go. BO3 appears to be the polar opposite.

This is correct. It doesn't help there is fall damage, and you slow down the moment you hit the floor, thus negating your "momentum".

oh

My favourite thing in titanfall is to jump just as I hit the floor. If you time it just right, you can actually speed up slightly if you're crossing a large area and need to hit another wall.