169061 external_news 1352284393 1475893564 "Now the game is more about improvisation than map control. That might be a good thing for some, but it’s likely to ruffle the feathers of the first trilogy’s loyalists. This isn’t an issue of accessibility and building new audiences, either. I don’t think multiplying the number of functionally equivalent weapons and upping the number of explosives helps a newcomer to the series," writes Simon Ferrari, Ph. D. student in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication. Source: Paste Magazine, November 5, 2012

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