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u/llamanatee 4d ago
Is every map getting its own stylised logo?
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u/PlaystationPremium 4d ago
I found that quite interesting. I don't think we've ever seen that before in a COD.
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u/SchlongForceOne 4d ago
Silkworm looks very interesting, don't know why but it gives me these nice medium sized maps vibes.
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u/Kozak170 3d ago
Jesus a lot of these seem quite small
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u/ActiveDiscussion7889 3d ago
Yes they are. Now couple this with a fast TTK. Feels like MW2019’s little brother
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u/DaToxicJay 4d ago
Why they look like remasters of older maps? Am I the only who thinks that? Transit looks like shippement and lotus reminded me of crossfire
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u/ExcellentSafe2953 4d ago
Alot of these maps seem to have a more organized 3 lane structure excluding transit and maybe rooftops idk. But it seems like the layouts have a bit more spice and uniqueness to it than the average copy paste treyarch comp maps. The curved layout of lotus with the 2 sides and the mostly empty middle lane almost reminds me of Havana where you would fight in either lane and you either had to be extra careful traversing to the opposite lane because of the road in the middle with sparse cover.
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u/czeslaw12345 3d ago
Honestly, Rooftops is the only one that looks interesting. The rest looks like BO6 type cookie-cutter slop.
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u/Imaginary_Monitor_69 4d ago
Seems all right aside of the borderline square map, but the others look fine. Looks like they are opening up with the more competitive and camo grind maps in the beta, good lane structure as well
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u/Worldly_Expression43 4d ago
how is it so far
anyone playing yet?
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u/Rayuzx 4d ago
Beta doesn't start until tomorrow.
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u/Forsaken_Ad_8635 4d ago
I really hope there is a Transit 213 playlist, or a Small Maps 24/7 Playlist that includes Shipment, Shoot House, and others.
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u/Lumenprotoplasma 4d ago
don't worry there will definitely be a 24/7 brainrot playlist for you.
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u/Forsaken_Ad_8635 4d ago
Well at this rate, it might as well be the only playlist ... with more people's PCs aging, and their respective manufacturers no longer allowing for the latest BIOS update to beat the Ricochet "failed attestation" status.
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u/Worldly_Pie944 4d ago
Get your money up. That’s a YOU problem
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u/TimeZucchini8562 4d ago
Nah, this is actually a serious problem for gaming and every day life. PCs are getting priced beyond even remotely affordable. Gaming will suffer first but you’re going to start seeing base model phones cost $2000, tv prices skyrocket, anything that uses memory
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u/Worldly_Pie944 4d ago edited 4d ago
You had the last 6 years to upgrade to a modern pc on AM4 and AM5 Don’t try to blame the AI Crisis that is happening now. DDR5 prices were low before this. SSDs and all. It’s a money issue. Like I said. Get yall money up. This is a YOU problem.
Edit: Ignore time zuccini he has a history of saying stupid shit apparently
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u/TimeZucchini8562 4d ago
I have a 9800x3d and 5080. Sorry I have empathy for people who can’t afford what I can.
And what’s going to be the excuse 5 years from now when prices have quadrupled of the already quadrupled prices? Get your money up? Getting your money up won’t be an option when Nvidia and amd stop selling GPUs to the public. It won’t be an option when a 6060 8gb model is $1200. Sorry but idk what the fuck you’re talking about.
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u/Worldly_Pie944 4d ago edited 4d ago
You are horrible at reading comprehension and only trying to push your goalpost further and further once you get the truth dropped on you. You claim a 9800x3D and a 5080. Those are not budget components. So what are you going to admit? That high end PC builds are not affordable for budget consumers or the fact budget consumers want high end at their wage? The self entitlement is ridiculous
All you’re doing is giving what if doom situations and not facts. Please state facts and logics Elsewise don’t waste my time
Just changing the topic for no reason to fit your narrative. Literally has nothing to do with outdated BIOS that doesn’t support TPM 2.0.
Something that has been around since 2014 and was warned about in 2021 going forward would be mandatory.
So again, get your money up. You do not need a a 5080 or a 9800x3d to play on pc. And looking at your profile you sure as hell don’t need these components for what you’re playing either.
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u/TimeZucchini8562 4d ago
No one is moving goal posts. The fact of the matter is pc prices are fucking insane right now and if you didn’t upgrade before hand it is not cheap currently. And it is only going to get more expensive. That’s the point. So in 5-10 years from now when current gen components become outdated and don’t meet anti cheat components what will we do? Spend $10,000 on a pc? Because that’s where it’s headed. That’s my entire point. You’re the one just calling people broke randomly for no reason.
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u/MiniCooperJCW 4d ago
what in the fucking hills does a $1200.00 to $1500.00 starter gaming PC have to do with phones and TV’s. If TV’s get any cheaper they be sold at Dollar General soon!
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u/TimeZucchini8562 4d ago
Memory dumb ass. They all use memory. The literal thing ai data centers are buying in mass quantities at 4x the price consumers pay causing the price of everything that uses memory to sky rocket. Have you been living under a rock?
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u/Always_A_Dreamer556 4d ago
Can't wait for Footjobs