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Treyarch should give us earlier access which is where you just get every game like half a year before it releases.
and then earliest access which is just being on the dev team.
Treyarch should give us earlier access which is where you just get every game like half a year before it releases.
and then earliest access which is just being on the dev team.
and then earliest access which is just being on the dev team.
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I remember when you posted this in /r/CallofDuty.
Your Hendrix art is dope too!
Got it, thanks Foxhound.
While I have your eyes, I sent you a DM with a tiny tiny suggestion that I'd love to have communicated with the team.
Thanks again
You may have not hit send OR you're still drafting it.
I have a question about your approach to communication. Can we expect any type of communication from you when it comes to game design decisions that are unpopular to reddit/twitter but seemingly popular with millions of other more casual players?
Main thing that comes to mind is MW2019 never acknowledging the existence of SBMM (unless I missed it). Obviously the online communities are small potatoes compared to the greater CoD playerbase but I still think at the very least devs should acknowledge the existence of features? On the other hand, "Yes there is SBMM, and no we are not changing it" wouldn't be that important to communicate I suppose.
I have a question about your approach to communication. Can we expect any type of communication from you when it comes to game design decisions that are unpopular to reddit/twitter but seemingly popular with millions of other more casual players?
You can expect me to be as candid as possible about things that I can speak about. I don't make any decisions when it comes to game design, however. I do relay community discussion points to various parties and if I receive a response we land on then I'll share it.
The takeaway I want you to have here is that just because I/we don't say something doesn't mean I/we don't hear/read/see it.
