It may see interesting, but why pay every month? Anyway here is some information that might interest you. When the game is released in November, and will include the option of charging multiplayer gamers for access to stuff not available to regular consumers who only pay once for the game disc.
What's important to note is that this is not a pay wall. You're not being forced to pay a monthly subscription fee to access the game's multiplayer. Nor will Call of Duty Elite itself cost anything. Instead, the idea is that extra content will be offered to paying subscribers, for an undisclosed fee.
Some of that will come in the way of tools allowing players to analyse their behaviour and records. Another will be the fact subscribers will be given access to map packs.
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Get the tools to elevate your Call of Duty game. Access your personal stats, view exclusive strategy videos and get detailed intel on maps, weapons, and more.Here is the Trailer:
Want to be one of the first to try out the just-announced Call of Duty online service, Elite? A new page has just gone live on CallofDuty.com recruiting players to register for a beta which will offer an early look at what Elite has to offer.
What does Elite have to offer? Some pretty interesting stuff actually. How does groups, tournaments, events (with prizes), a theater and the tools to evaluate your game (detailed stats) sound?
If signing up to be one of the first people to try out Elite is something you would be interested in, head on over to this page and fill out the form. It’s as simple as that.
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It may see interesting, but why pay every month? Anyway here is some information that might interest you. When the game is released in November, and will include the option of charging multiplayer gamers for access to stuff not available to regular consumers who only pay once for the game disc.
What's important to note is that this is not a pay wall. You're not being forced to pay a monthly subscription fee to access the game's multiplayer. Nor will Call of Duty Elite itself cost anything. Instead, the idea is that extra content will be offered to paying subscribers, for an undisclosed fee.
Some of that will come in the way of tools allowing players to analyse their behaviour and records. Another will be the fact subscribers will be given access to map packs.
Connect
Find the players YOU want to play Call of Duty with. Connect with online friends, co-workers, classmates or meet new Call of Duty players.Compete
Test your skills in tournaments and events designed for players of all skill levels. Compete for awesome virtual and real-world prizes!Improve
Get the tools to elevate your Call of Duty game. Access your personal stats, view exclusive strategy videos and get detailed intel on maps, weapons, and more.Here is the Trailer:
Want to be one of the first to try out the just-announced Call of Duty online service, Elite? A new page has just gone live on CallofDuty.com recruiting players to register for a beta which will offer an early look at what Elite has to offer.
What does Elite have to offer? Some pretty interesting stuff actually. How does groups, tournaments, events (with prizes), a theater and the tools to evaluate your game (detailed stats) sound?
If signing up to be one of the first people to try out Elite is something you would be interested in, head on over to this page and fill out the form. It’s as simple as that.