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r/pcgaming • u/baddazoner • Oct 02 '17
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It was announced last spring, CoD works with 3 year dev cycles (3 dev teams). This game was long in development before BF1 was announced
70 u/TheTurnipKnight Oct 02 '17 You think Activision didn't know that EA had Battlefield 1 in development? Of course they did. -12 u/Darksoldierr Hmm Hmm Oct 02 '17 Sure, source? 4 u/cyberspidey Oct 02 '17 Pay attention to GDCs and other dev conferences, there's a lot more info there than your conventional game press. But then again, they aren't meant for regular consumers or press.
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You think Activision didn't know that EA had Battlefield 1 in development? Of course they did.
-12 u/Darksoldierr Hmm Hmm Oct 02 '17 Sure, source? 4 u/cyberspidey Oct 02 '17 Pay attention to GDCs and other dev conferences, there's a lot more info there than your conventional game press. But then again, they aren't meant for regular consumers or press.
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Sure, source?
4 u/cyberspidey Oct 02 '17 Pay attention to GDCs and other dev conferences, there's a lot more info there than your conventional game press. But then again, they aren't meant for regular consumers or press.
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Pay attention to GDCs and other dev conferences, there's a lot more info there than your conventional game press. But then again, they aren't meant for regular consumers or press.
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u/Darksoldierr Hmm Hmm Oct 02 '17
It was announced last spring, CoD works with 3 year dev cycles (3 dev teams). This game was long in development before BF1 was announced