Raven Director David Pellas Goes In-Depth on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered

Breach flashes are quite different from other agents. He needs a surface to flash from and cannot flash without it, which means he can’t flash in an open area which doesn’t have any objects. This kind of restricts his abilities. However, on maps such as Fracture and Split, he can make enemy players run circles and can easily support play

Far Cry 3 was the game that cemented the Ubisoft open-world formula that is known today. Underpinning that open-world is an unhinged gaming villain who elevates the already stellar story and well-refined combat only adds to the many reasons that players keep coming back time after t

Finally, back to Infinite Warfare, let’s talk about the elephant in the room. There’s been a lot of negativity towards the game since it’s a reveal. We’ve seen a real pushback against the futuristic setting with players want to go back to World War II, or even modern times. Do you see Call of Duty ever going back?

[David Pellas] It was always the intention. So what happened when were first started this project, we had to establish the visual bar we were going to hit for this remaster. The team did really did deep dive and figured out what we wanted to do and we were able to achieve that high bar and we started on the next maps. We quickly realized that we didn’t have enough time to do all 16 maps to that visual quality bar in the time that we had left in order to ship day and date with Infinite Warfare. So we worked with our partners at Activision, and we determined that we felt really confident that we could get the 10 maps done and get the bar that we wanted in that time frame. We decided that that is what we were going to focus on, but we had always planned on shipping the additional maps, but the timing just wasn’t right for it.

I would say that Infinite Warfare is a ‘classically-told’ war story that just happens to be set in space. Even though the context is space and has a futuristic quality to it, some of those themes you have in war stories are there. Charging a hill is absolutely deliberate to try and bring back that feeling of being part of a force and really trying to survive. So yes, it was absolutely a nod back to our roots.

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The Settlement Defense Front (SDF) are a military organization, an insurgency group that came out of this expansion into space and they have a singular vision to completely control this galactic economy and to take out the UNSA forces. They will do this by any means necessary. Kit Harington is, obviously, a very high profile actor, an amazing talent, and is one of the main faces of the SDF.

In our side-missions that’s really the only opportunity you can go from the Jackal to zero-g. That’s the bubble we’ve created for that. However, there are a couple of opportunities throughout the game where you’ll be able to do that. Sadly, you can’t do it at any time.

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So we started with the bones and we have a really strong partnership with Infinity Ward. We’ve been working with them since Modern Warfare 3 and in fact this year this will be our tenth COD. So we’ve been around the block will all of the partner studios for a very long time. The engine that we used is actually the latest version of the COD engine. Now there always comes a time in development when the lead studio needs to take the current engine and branch off so we can focus on different aspects for our own project. So it’s not the exact same engine being used in any other game but that was kind of the point at which we had to establish what we were going to focus on and what we needed to move forward with. So we started with what was already there, we had all the layouts, all of the source code, all of the materials, all of the textures and all of the models. Everything from the original FPS game cheats we had access to it, and we got that because Infinity Ward was working with us on that. What we did was we started with the gameplay. We wanted to make sure we had the timing down right, we wanted to make sure that feel of it in the engine, because the engine is actually an upgraded version of the one that we had used. It’s really hard to talk about upgrades to engines and give them a name, that’s why they’re really generic with the COD engine.

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