Call Of Duty // Development Proposal

JacquesArno · Jan 26, 2022

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Subject: Call Of Duty // Development Proposal

To whom this may concern,

After spending a few hours into the new Call of Duty Black Ops Season II and looking at all the new content, I had an idea that would revolutionize the game going forward.

Each season a battle pass as well as operator bundles get released, however you get clients that refrain from buying these operator bundles as the might not like or want the additions bundled with it.

My suggestion would be as follow:

Divide the content in the following groups.

Operators

Weapon Blueprints

Miscellaneous (reticle, tracers music etc.)

Cammo, Weapons and vehicles could be split)

Put the client in charge of customizing or creating their own personalized operator bundle, whereby the would be able to match certain weapon blue prints, reticle, cammos etc. with their favorite operator.

This means that more people would be buying the content created and the developers will capitalize on the income generated from such a minor change. It’s hard to fully explain on email.

During the years of supporting activation (call of duty franchise) I personally have been hesitant in buying operator bundles, as I might not have wanted a certain weapon blue print, cammo etc. that came with the bundle.

This remains a suggestion, however the research I’ve done within my community shows that 94.3% of active players would positively jump at the option of buying the former, if structured as such.

I thank you for your time and consideration in reading this.

I look forward to your response.

:)

StuartATrueRed

Even though Microsoft have bought Activision, they still have no input in the game until the purchase of the company has been green lighted by all the different commissions that have to be involved.

Nursemorph

That would need to be directed at Activision as they are the ones who publish COD...Microsoft have no input into a game's features etc

DanteSparda504

Call of Duty isn't rushed. True, a new game comes out every year, but they are by different developers. Each Call of Duty gets two years in development. That's far from rushed, especially from a developer who are experienced with game development like Treyarch
and Infinity Ward.

SpeedyBlueDude

I don't know much about Call of Duty, but what I do know is that it is developed by 2 different companies, Infinity and Beyond, and Treyarch. For some reasons, they like to take turns to make Call of Duty games good 1 year, and s*** the next. Since Treyarch
is developing this years Call of Duty this year is the year Call of Duty s***.

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So no, I will not be buying Black Ops 2.

chemicalsora

For those not in the know, if Sledgehammer's job postings are any indication, they're seriously stocking up on personnel to develop a Call of Duty title. Considering that Neversoft's role in CoD development has bee a support one, like Raven Software, and
SHG's success with MW3, Activision might see fit to bestow the development duty for a third main studio to work on Call of Duty.

Call Of Duty // Development Proposal