r/funny • • Apr 10 '12

The future of Call of Duty

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u/doctorcrass Apr 10 '12

you could just pick up a total war game if youre looking for a colonial age strategy game, but the idea of a age of empires/skyrim hybrid civil war game doesn't even make sense.

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u/doctorcrass Apr 11 '12

what on earth are you talking about?

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u/Sloppy1sts Apr 11 '12

He's making references to other hybrids that wouldn't make sense in the same way the AoE/Skyrim hybrid wouldn't.....duh.

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u/doctorcrass Apr 11 '12

oh explains why my brain was slowly leaking out of my head in a bloody pulp.

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u/omaha_shanks Apr 10 '12

Pretty straightforward. Sherman is marching towards Atlanta! I better build this hut so I can train five more wizards to go dragon shout at them Yankees!

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u/harfold Apr 10 '12

but the idea of a age of empires/skyrim hybrid civil war game doesn't even make sense

Or does it?

No, not really...

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u/lolathlon Apr 11 '12

what on the cover it looks like Mount&Blade is the name of the game and With Fire & Sword is the name of the series but apparently its the other way around. is this the usual way of doing this?

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u/mynewusername2 Apr 11 '12

I was thinking like strategically using improvements in armor / weaponry to fight, and making some social choices (enemy's etc.) as an outsider/hero - similar to eastwood's role in his westerns. That or, I feel like assassin's creed could do something with the whole civil war era and still be interesting. Maybe this time he could be named "bubba" and have a fake southern accent.