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Andy
Champion of the Sun
I don't know about anyone else but it took me around 13 days of ingame playtime to reach 10th Prestige. It sounds like a lot, but after playing the game for 8 months it builds quickly.
Craig Fairfax
illuminati Vereran
For someone as skilled as yourself.
It all depends on what mode you play. With team deathmatch I can get a good amount of kills each match but in the end the overall score/exp is given is not much. Also you can stick with one gun the entire time and not complete other challenges, slowing down the progress.
With using one gun (while picking up others when out of ammo) and only team deathmatch I can progress to the next prestige at about the 24 hour mark (according to my play time overall/prestige level). My friend did the same thing that I did but used multiple guns and tried completing challenges and ended up a few levels ahead of me when he reached 55. All really depends on your play mode and how you play
With using one gun (while picking up others when out of ammo) and only team deathmatch I can progress to the next prestige at about the 24 hour mark (according to my play time overall/prestige level). My friend did the same thing that I did but used multiple guns and tried completing challenges and ended up a few levels ahead of me when he reached 55. All really depends on your play mode and how you play
I just played Team Deathmatch, but I did do every weapon as it sped things up a great deal.
I need to get my copy back from my brother-in-law because I feel like playing after talking about it again. I never got to 55 at Level 10; I think I'm in the 20's if I remember correctly.
Andy
Champion of the Sun
Abe I checked and you're level 32.
I was playing it this evening and managed to go 15:3 in a S&D game on pipeline, managed to get 950 points on the scoreboard which is pretty decent. I've also noticed that even though I've been lvl 55 for a while, I have rarely used any weapon apart from the MP5 or P90. So I think later I'll break out the RPD, I used to love that gun but I haven't touched it for ages.
I was playing it this evening and managed to go 15:3 in a S&D game on pipeline, managed to get 950 points on the scoreboard which is pretty decent. I've also noticed that even though I've been lvl 55 for a while, I have rarely used any weapon apart from the MP5 or P90. So I think later I'll break out the RPD, I used to love that gun but I haven't touched it for ages.
Don't look at the franchise as a whole to determine whether you want this game or not. If you enjoyed MW, then buy this game. It's an excellent FPS game (I really wish they stayed with the MW-only title and not include the call of duty). When I look at it I don't look at another "COD" title, I look at a AAA game that is worthy of a day-1 buy
Why not? COD4 was a AAA title IMO
Adiuvo
Active Member
MW2 isn't COD4 though. Unless they're keeping everything the same and only updating the maps and textures the game will be different, which means it can either be better or worse.
It's probably going to be just as good, but this amount of hype is what killed GTA, and can possibly do the same here.
It's probably going to be just as good, but this amount of hype is what killed GTA, and can possibly do the same here.
There is no doubt in my mind that this will be an AAA title. Infinity Ward is a proven developer and they have yet to disappoint. It'll probably be the must-have game for this holiday season.
But yeah, I don't think it will be anything groundbreaking. It's basically expanding on the success of CoD 4 with a few tweaks here and there, which is fine.
Joey
New Member
I don't think you people know what "AAA" means. A "AAA" title is a title that a developer/publisher see's as important, and worth a certain amount of financial investment, both in development and marketing.
A game that ultimately doesn't perform can still be considered a "AAA" title. LittleBigPlanet, which ultimately didn't sell that well from what I understand, was still a "AAA" title for Media Molecule.
Also, Adiuvo, Infinity Ward has never made a bad game. I don't know why they would start now. Also, GTA 4 was an amazing game, I don't know what you're smoking.
A game that ultimately doesn't perform can still be considered a "AAA" title. LittleBigPlanet, which ultimately didn't sell that well from what I understand, was still a "AAA" title for Media Molecule.
Also, Adiuvo, Infinity Ward has never made a bad game. I don't know why they would start now. Also, GTA 4 was an amazing game, I don't know what you're smoking.
True but AAA can also be viewed as defining a game of high quality/ratings and that is what I was referring to. When I use the term I use it to describe a "blockbuster" game title or titles of the year. Although what you defined is more or less the "real" definition of a AAA title.
@x3sphere's comment - 100% agree with what you said