Showing posts with label cod. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cod. Show all posts

Saturday, 2 May 2015

Trailer Analysis - Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 - Official Campaign Reveal


Earlier in the week the 2015 Call of Duty title was officially announced and to probably no-ones surprise, it was confirmed to be Black Ops 3 and is being produced by Treyarch. Anyone who's visited this blog before and/or watched some of my videos will already know that I am a pretty big fan of CoD (well, until the last two titles anyway), so this was always going to be a trailer analysis that I look forward to doing. 




What did you think of the reveal trailer? Let me know below :)

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Wednesday, 9 January 2013

Call of Duty Create-A-Class Setups That Everyone Should Have

One of the best things about multiplayer in the past few Call of Duty titles is the ability to customise your own loadouts via the in game create-a-class system. I've been playing the multiplayer component of CoD games since the first Modern Warfare title and creating the best and most efficient classes has always been something that I've considered a priority. As the fan base of the franchise has increased over the years, I've often wondered how everyone else approaches their create-a-class options because from what I've witnessed, there are many times when players simply don't know how to counter a certain players/teams playstyle/tactic.

So now I've decided to write up this article because I feel that there might be quite a large number of players out there who aren't building one or two essential classes that might stop them from having those horrific games where they're continually being steam rolled. I'm fairly certain it's not just beginners that aren't utilising their custom classes to their full potential, so before you seasoned vets stop reading, my question for you is this, with your classes are you prepared for every eventuality in a match? If you're not sure, then I think it might be quite beneficial for you to carry on reading...