'Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare' Wrapped Up, Feedback From Gamers Highly Contributed

Activision promises to reveal the hidden soldier who lives in all of us, or at least so does the promo trailer for “Call of Duty : Infinite Warfare” claim. Will Infinity Ward’s new product preserve under the expectations of fans, or will it completely flop, the answer might come out sooner than expected.

The second beta testing cycle of the multiplayer features of “Infinite Warfare” has ended and with it come the reactions of both developers and fans.

A short article posted on Activision’s blog shows Joe Cecot’s reaction to the results of the finished beta. The Lead Multiplayer Designer of the game is happy with the given feedback.
According to his words, the feedback received has helped optimize the matchmaking system, create better balance between the new weapons and equipment, and how to create the best match experience they could. For him, three years of development have been successfully concluded and now is the time to lay back and enjoy the game’s success.

Gamespot reports that the launch of “Call of Duty : Infinite Warfare” may bring some massively negative feedback, as the remastered version of “Call of Duty : Modern Warfare” is only available to those who buy a premium version of “Call of Duty : Infinite Warfare”. The controversy surrounding this decision has haunted the game’s ongoing production and has created a lot of turmoil and dissatisfaction among the gaming community.

The piled up vexation of fans and followers of the series will surely explode with the release of the product and negative associations will always be made with the game’s name, for as long, as Activision do not decide to release the remastered version of “Call of Duty : Modern Warfare” for independent purchase from any other products in the publisher’s catalogue.

“Call of Duty : Infinite Warfare” is expected to be released on 4 November for all available platforms.