Dynamic Vision Guarantee "Call of Duty" series online mode never charge

In mid-June this year, Bobby Caudic, Blizzard chief executive, said in an interview with the US Wall Street Journal that he would change the call of duty to an online fee game if he was asked to put forward a reform issue. The speech was cited by Michael Pachel, a renowned US gaming industry analyst, as a new means of expanding business opportunities through online gaming services. But at the same time, there has been a lot of fierce criticism from the industry, players are also extremely disgusted with this amazing "idea".　　A game of one of the models to take out a separate charge, we all think Caudic is probably thinking of money to crazy. Luckily, the idea has not yet been put to the real.　　Eric Hoeshberg, chief executive of the distribution business, said today that the "Call of Duty" series of online gaming services would never use a fee system. "Will we charge for multiple people online?" The answer is NO! "Hoeshberg told the British Industry gamers Reporter:" The game experience outside the game, that is, you connect to the Internet community to play cod, is definitely a part of the full experience of the game, we will not charge for this. We are not going to try this because it is also part of the game retail version. "Hoeshberg's speech will certainly reassure millions of cod fans, who have been the ones to pay 650 million of billions of dollars in sales for Call of Duty: Black Ops, and the guarantee of a huge and stable number of online subscribers to the mega-launch." (Digging the shell net)