"Call of Duty Black action" players can build their own private server

Multi-Play Network (compiler/drdarknight) high-profile shooting game Call of Duty: Black action will be launched in November, although the game with the official set up against the server function, but players can still own a stand-alone server.　　A few days ago, the game's distributors see Blizzard and Developers Treyarch announced Gameservers.com will be the game's exclusive private server provider. According to Gameservers's booking page, the price of a ranked server will be 14.95 USD/month, with a maximum support of 18 players. Instead of ranking servers will only pay 0.99 dollars/month, up to 24 players support. In addition, the Game Voice service will be charged separately as an additional item.　　If the player buys 3, 6, or 12 months of service at once, he can get a discount.　　Josh Olin, Treyarch's community manager, said the service would allow players to afford to build a private server, and he reiterated that the game's official server would remain free. "If players want to build a server on their own, they can only rent gameservers servers," says Ollie. "But it's not a prerequisite for playing games," he said. "At the same time, Ollie said the service will provide better anti-cheating and anti-hacker procedural safeguards." "If you hire a server, you can kick people, drag a blacklist and set your own game parameters," Ollie says. "Of course, if you choose a rank server, you can have some additional setup options." "(Edit/Ming)