PROMOD No more, was it a good move?

[Peeveswozere]

I am unable to answer in terms of what is best for your business, I am here only to state that here there was quite a group waiting to do 3v3 and 5v5 again in PROMOD.

We created some buzz around it because you need players to play against and there are many still attached to the CoD4 experience that could have showcased the game for new players to join and enjoy.

You had managed to create the same exact feel that kept players in the loop for years, solid, fair, fun, was thrilled to see it launch, now I realised it's a single player kind-of-CoD-tutorial, like the one that Price makes you do in the hangar in the beginning of CoD4.

What is the potential to spread for a single player game of this kind? Why not releasing the PROMOD game and focus on streamers playing with followers? I get that the goal in the end is to do business, but we tested and enjoyed another game, that created a small niche of hyped players waiting for the full release, and now to those that followed so far it is a disappointment.

The game may be valuable, don't get me wrong, and a low pricetag may be appealing even to just try it, but I can't see how it would spread, while instead I could see how PROMOD could have created its own ambassadors just by enjoying the game.

Please, reconsider! I'd love to play PROMOD, share it, and host games, stream it, and feel like CoD4 is back once more, was hella fun! Let me know if I can help in any way, maybe connecting you with those that made of CoD4 a living back in the days, or those that hosted professional competitions, I believe there is a future for PROMOD. Cheers!

[monk]

Originally posted by Peeveswozere:

it's a single player kind-of-CoD-tutorial, like the one that Price makes you do in the hangar in the beginning of CoD4.

This is precisely it. Personally I disliked that part of the game, like most tutorials.

EDIT: Here's a video for anyone unfamiliar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ey34YhzMpjw