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To be fair, you couldnt expect them to stay in WWII forever

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Chewy

To be fair, you couldnt expect them to stay in WWII forever

They could have done a different war though to make it look less like they're copying COD.

[Scarlett.]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

They could have done a different war though to make it look less like they're copying COD.

Modern Warfare covers a fictional Iraqi war, Modern Warfare 2 covers World War III

From what I head MoH covers the real war in Afganistan...so its not really the same war

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Chewy

Modern Warfare covers a fictional Iraqi war, Modern Warfare 2 covers World War III

From what I head MoH covers the real war in Afganistan...so its not really the same war

Yeah but the only reason it's got commisioned is so that EA can have a piece of MW's pie. Since it's in the same time frame it's always gonna be seen as a copy, what they should have done was work their way up like start with a Vietnam game or something and then do a modern game as it would have carved it's own path then.

[Ramsay]

I miss the days of MOH

[Scarlett.]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Yeah but the only reason it's got commisioned is so that EA can have a piece of MW's pie. Since it's in the same time frame it's always gonna be seen as a copy, what they should have done was work their way up like start with a Vietnam game or something and then do a modern game as it would have carved it's own path then.

You cant expect EA to sit back and let Activision reap the rewards...and for once, EA is the better company here, since the wanker in charge of Activision enjoys squeezing money out of us

[Stu]

Originally Posted by Chewy

You cant expect EA to sit back and let Activision reap the rewards...and for once, EA is the better company here, since the wanker in charge of Activision enjoys squeezing money out of us

And EA don't?

They are both corporate monsters at the end of the day, mate.

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Originally Posted by Stu

And EA don't?

They are both corporate monsters at the end of the day, mate.

EA dont charge £50 charges on games, EA dont plan on making online features subscription based