Activision 's " Call of Duty " series can be called one of the most prolific series in the FPS field. Almost every year, everyone can wait for the new game of "Call of Duty". But correspondingly, "Call of Duty" works will basically leak information in advance. Players often learn about the game before the information is released on the official website.
It has basically become a routine for the uncle party to break the news and steal game content. For example, as early as October last year, someone predicted that Activision's new game this year would be "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2."
Yesterday, a number of maps and name pictures for "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" were released. In addition, concept images of the new "Call of Duty" title, which is not expected to be released until 2024, have also been posted online. Activision's every move seems to have been seen through by the outside world.
This makes people think, where do these messages come from?
Tom Henderson, a well-known whistleblower on the Internet (who revealed the name of "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2"), recently answered this question. As an "uncle party ", he told the outside world how the whistleblower knew the true situation of the game -
"Unless Activision changes its practice of always using the same engine during game development, it will be related to the new game. Information may be leaked several years in advance. "
In the past, the engine used in the "Call of Duty" series has been the same, and some data of the new game needs to be installed in the already released "Call of Duty" works in advance. Therefore, players only need to parse the relevant data files to know what Activision is busy with recently and what the next work will be.
A netizen with the ID name RealityUK recently had his Twitter account banned for posting explosive pictures. However, the two pictures he shared went viral on the Internet. This has led many players to speculate that this new "Call of Duty" work belongs to the sub-column of " black ops ".
The outrageous thing is that RealityUK parsed the test files of the mobile game "Call of Duty: Warzone", but this does not prevent him from obtaining information about the PC game.
According to the current situation, even if the whistleblower has revealed the method now, there is nothing Activision can do. As long as the "Call of Duty" series is still developed using the same engine, various revelations will continue to emerge.
