Black Ops Cold War Prestige System: Seasonal, Master Ranks - Charlie INTEL
We've finally got the full details on the progression system for Black Ops Cold War.charlieintel.com
Thanks! So no regular prestiges, call me weird but I kinda liked losing everything and starting the unlock process from scratch with a flat EXP boost and some other bonuses, so I'm bummed to hear this. In fact, this doesn't really sound like prestige at all, sounds like it's almost identical to MW's officer levels, except that you'll get a small milestone reward every 50 levels and no new challenges unlock via leveling up? I suppose BOCW does have a lot more regular challenges to grind, so that's not a huge issue.
U also get a prestige key for each prestige to buy stuff in the prestige shop. Items in this shop are unique to this shop, u can´t get them otherwise. Each season u get 20 new MP challenges and 20 new zombie challenges.
It´s a really good system in my opinion. Much better than it was in MW.
Watch this:Haven't paid much attention, but how is the adaptive controller support? Debating PC or PS5. Both support RTX it seems, so I guess if Dualsense is great I'd go PS5, otherwise I'd default to PC.
Fellow RTX 3080 owners, what fps are you averaging at? At 1440p, I am usually in the 90ish range with max graphics, ray tracing on ultra and DLSS. This is with an i7 9700k. When I turn raytracing off I am in the 120+ fps range. All this varies in the campaign. My fps really tanked in that early Vietnam mission and was flip-flopping in the 60ish range.
I've been looking around on reddit and stuff and a lot of folks are reporting 90-100 fps at 4K with Ray tracing on, so I'm trying to figure out why I'm in that range at 1440p. Could it be the processor? Comparisons with other RTX 3080 owners would be super helpful!
Watch this:
Honestly the only reason why I'm thinking about buying it at all, would really love to try this stuff out (but I guess plenty of other shooters will do this down the line).
Fellow RTX 3080 owners, what fps are you averaging at? At 1440p, I am usually in the 90ish range with max graphics, ray tracing on ultra and DLSS. This is with an i7 9700k. When I turn raytracing off I am in the 120+ fps range. All this varies in the campaign. My fps really tanked in that early Vietnam mission and was flip-flopping in the 60ish range.
I've been looking around on reddit and stuff and a lot of folks are reporting 90-100 fps at 4K with Ray tracing on, so I'm trying to figure out why I'm in that range at 1440p. Could it be the processor? Comparisons with other RTX 3080 owners would be super helpful!
Some maps in previous games could be beaten through hidden Easter Egg quests, this time around you can request an exfil at round 11, 16, 21, 26 etc. which then requires you and your team to go to a specific area of the map where you have to get x amount of kills within 90 seconds.
Cartel in beta and now is one my most enjoyed maps, I don't understand the complete hate of it or love for other maps that I think are just shitty too lol.Playing combined arms domination on Cartel made me warm up to the map a little. It's such a chaotic shitshow that it's actually kind of enjoyable.
Yeah it's very, very broken. If you are playing cross-play and getting destroyed/melted, keep an eye on the lobby - PC M/Kb users are just slaughtering controller folk because the aim assist is actively pulling you the opposite way of the target. Like most of this game, it's awful and broken.
Seems to be the case every year. Like I mentioned earlier in the thread, new CoD discussions are always disproportionately negative compared to seemingly anything else I see in gaming. Combine that with a forum format like reddit with its absolutely shitty voting systems and the userbase big subreddits tend to have and you've got a fucking mess in your hands.
For me it's just that the middle of the map is a nightmare when it comes to actually seeing anything, it's the only time I've had any real visibility issues with the game. It's the kind of map I'd probably enjoy if I was playing a slower paced game mode where that lack of visibility is something you could actually play with, but in a fast paced mode I find myself just ignoring the middle of the map since it's just a death trap.Cartel in beta and now is one my most enjoyed maps, I don't understand the complete hate of it or love for other maps that I think are just shitty too lol.
And here I thought this was about SBMM, but the whole game seems to be a shit-show. Well....
In regards to Reagan in the campaign...
Spoilers, obviously.
I saw some people say that the game put him in a good light? I feel like it did the opposite? Wasn't it because of his orders all of the nukes were planted in Europe in the first place? He who also authorized all of the fucked up shit the CIA was doing? Like a lot of the campaign's problems are directly as a result of his policies.
I don't think the campaign completely vilifies him, but I do feel like it doesn't advocate for him either.
Basically this.
When Black Ops 4 released it felt like everybody complained about the specialists, weapon skins and so on and people said they liked WWII much more. This happened until last year when Modern Warfare released. Then everybody complained about the SBMM, the low TTK, shitty maps, no prestige, worst CoD ever and so on. And guess what... Now CW released, people are complaining about shitty Maps, SBMM, bad weapon balancing and at the same time last years CoD is praised.
Same procedure every year.
Missing my PS4 back button attachment so bad RN.Also had to switch to Bumper Jumper since jumpshots are the new meta. Well, it has been the meta since MW/Warzone so it was long overdue.
Its short but directly to the point, feels like any ounce of Call of Duty fat was cut.Is it true the campaign is like 3-4 hours long? I know they've never been much longer than that but I heard this year's was shortened due to pandemic production.
It does, but it was using a different system of how it acquired your skill. The SBMM in Cold War is exhausting, can't have one game that's not sweaty.
That dependsIs the story based on the same old "good Americans saving the world from the bad Russians"?
I am about 8 hours into MP, almost solely spent on TDM. Still liking it a lot.
I don't understand the complaints about SBMM. Like this is the only game in which I have seen people having an issue with it. Is it because of the casual friendly nature of COD games?
To me it is same as saying that you mainly want to play against new players so that you can more easily dominate them.
It is never fun for new players get trashed by much better players.
In games that have a large population of players, people absolutely need to be matched with others with the same skill level. If that means that you get less scorestreaks or a lower K/D, then so be it.
I can get high K/D scores by running MP5/AUG in this game, but to me it is more fun to come up with more unusual equipment loadouts and still try to do well against people with equal or higher skill level. The people who stick to the best weapons always are not making themselves better players in a long run.
Is the story based on the same old "good Americans saving the world from the bad Russians"?
Sledgehammer's WW2 campaign was fantastic imo. It's right behind IW for my favourite campaign and from what I've seen this one comes close to those 2.Amazing, it actually respected itself compared to MW's pathetic knockoff reboot.
Its a true send up to Black Ops 1 and also the subtitle fits perfectly as an adjacent Black Ops and doesn't try to force itself as the true Black Ops 3.
Covid and development issues might have actually helped it because it feels like its missing a lot of bloat and filler and its mostly straight to the point.
Not counting the amazing fluke of Infinite Warfare's campaign this was easily the best campaign since Black Ops 2.
Im more excited to see what Raven does next than IW, Treyarch or Sledgehammer, hopefully Cold War 2.
Surface level kinda,Is the story based on the same old "good Americans saving the world from the bad Russians"?
Trophy system is free points because of this. It's hilarious seeing how many points pop up when you throw a trophy onto a point (especially in a mode like assault)Surprised there isn't more talk about the explosives spam around here. Maybe it's because I stick more to objective capture game types. But those things are everywhere and seem to have huge blast radius. More multi kill grenades than I've ever seen before.
Control in particular is a big winner with my groups so far. And wow is the flak jacket, tactical visor combo a beast. Flak jacket you can basically just ignore all grenade indicators and know that you'll be fine.
A Stoner for lane control and MP5 secondary. Definitely my new favorite class for a while.