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Picking on me was good my student and shall not be forgotten, but it shall never be as good as your skill in picking cotto-

I speed ran sex.

Redamz Forgive my sins. also you did good in Blender uwu

Its a very addicting game, just needs a bit more updates and it will be a blast of a game.

Grab some friends and jump it.

4 words This game is Gey

I like the game just notice that the Multiplayer is absolutely crap honestly BO III was better that this if you want to play a good multiplayer game you cant because unlike BO III there isnt much weapons in the game even older games had more.

The only lovely thing about this is the campaign it has one of the most memorable campaign same as the modern warfare series but in only 1 game. And the characters you get attached to them just like in MW.

Pros-
Good Campaign 18/20
Good Characters
Good Audio Tracks
Zombies is pretty good if you have friends

Cons-
Multiplayer is Sh*t
Snipers are a bit bulky unlike in BO III
Quickdraw isnt really quickdraw for Snipers
Too little weapons (For now might change)
Less Dynamic For Example in BO I - BO III you can shoot Bodies and they shake or move in IW nope.
Less Customizable features (For now)

Overall- The Game is great it just doesnt have the vibe anymore I see why many people hate Infinite Warfare now. This is the last time I will purchurse any Call of duty Dating from Infinite Bullcrap to the next games in this unforgiveable franchise which changed from a lovable game to complete garbage what the comunity wants is some thing that draws us into the game I wish i could of gotten my money back from this game but the campaign took awhile. The overall story is COD is a dead franchise now thanks to this broken game.

DEEZ UTZ

This game costed 15$, and the people that paid for this game get nothing out of this game now being free. This game has gone downhill, and the creators just a dump on us.

At first the game was free on a website call Ace of spades.com then. on one day i asked y dad to play it with me then all a sudden boom Ace of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ spades is on steam get it now for LOTS OF MONEY but i got it for 5.00 so its fine but for reals the old one was better in many ways why did you have to be greedy and make money for yourselfs i mean i always get spawn killed Liten to whta they have to say-

Jagex CEO: Okay guys, our loyal Runescape members are leaving because we don't give a dang. We need money. Any suggestions?
Jagex Intern: Uh, Boss? How about we buy a good game then make it trash, just like Runescape?
Jagex CEO: Hmm... I like it, but it needs more... more terrible features...
Jagex Intern 2: Well, how about we include spawnkilling? With Guns?
Jagex CEO: I'm starting to like this idea a lot. Any other editions?
Jagex Intern 3: I thought we could completely nerf strategy such as digging or building a base and just let snipers shoot you from across the map every time you spawn?
Jagex CEO: And we'll keep the same price to completely trick our customers! And we'll call it the "Creative Shooter" and "Battle Builder"! We will pay reviewing companies to give us excellent reviews!
Jagex Intern 4: Hey, Boss, Sir? I was thinking we should try making a good game this time... you know, make some strategy and actual... BUILDING. You know?
Jagex CEO: *staring intensifies*
Everybody in the Room: *intensity intensifies*
Jagex Intern 4: *gets thrown out of window*
Jagex CEO: Anybody else want to make an AWFUL suggestion? Good! Let's get developing! I just bought us Ace of Spades.

& here is another player who played it.

As someone who has played Ace of Spades for way too long, let me introduce the history of it to you first:

In April 2011, somebody called Ben Aksoy released a pretty decent and free FPS with voxel mechanics called Ace of Spades. This was a game that people mostly played on a randomly-generated map similar to Minecraft's randomly-generated maps (only without the trees, only grass, some rivers and more hills). The default and only gamemode at the time was Capture The Flag. All of these in combination allowed for some fun gameplay that required some strategy. Dig tunnels to capture the enemy's intel, or build a fort to defend your own intel. Every man only had a rifle, spade, grenades and some blocks (unlike most FPSes there were no newby spray-and-pray weapons).

As this game rised in popularity, a certain company called Jagex was interested in purchasing Ace of Spades. As Ben needed some money to keep updating his game, he agreed. At first, Jagex kept this a secret as to not interfere with the growing progress of the game, and its community with all of the mods/maps/gamemodes/scripts that they were producing.

And so the game kept updating, but since Jagex's buyout of the game the direction of Ace of Spades had taken a different turn from the old trench-warfare, stragetical FPS it was to a more typical, faster-paced, almost Call of Duty like FPS (SMGs and Shotguns were added, sprinting added, etc). Coupled with new maps such as Hallway and Pinpoint which abondoned some of Ace of Spades' most important features (Hallway doesn't allow you to build a tunnel underground, people usually battle in a very narrow hallway just a few blocks wide, and it's quite easy to just spawncamp if you're at the top, Pinpoint does not allow any tunnels at all, and the whole map is at the same height), and Ace of Spades became not much more than a free Call of Duty + Minecraft game.

And then without much warning, development on Ace of Spades almost halted. Only 1 new version was made that was a beta and was not approved to be an update to the main version of Ace of Spades. And then Jagex had announced that Ace of Spades was to be scrapped to make way for their version of Ace of Spades, almost a completely new game, pretty much alienating almost all of the current Ace of Spades community at that time. At first Jagex's Ace of Spades had some popularity, but as people realised how much the game just sucked in general (lack of timely updates, bugs and glitches, game-balancing issues, etc), and the fact that the game was made by Jagex itself (Jagex do not really have the best reputation of a game company) led to the downfall of the game. Although there have been a few great updates (Classic CTF update, Map Editor update, KV6 modding update), it still doesn't excuse the lack of timely updates, especially if almost all if not all of them brought along some bad features or some bugs.

The new Ace of Spades turned that CoD aspect all the way up to 11, and added some Team Fortress 2 into the mix (while Team Fortress 2 is a very good game by itself, the way it was implemented wasn't). Stuff like Rocket Launchers, Jetpacks, classes were introduced. While some fun could be had in this new game (especially the '30s Gangster game modes, and Classic CTF), it was mostly just a mess. In a typical Ace of Spades match it would not be suprising for you to be accused of "hacking" and getting votekicked for it, people griefing away every block that you build, a lot of spawncamping (but which since has been reduced with a new update that added and changed spawn positions) and just a lot of kids who play the game in general.

If you really want to buy this game, buy it on a seasonal Steam Sale (Ace of Spades usually, if not always are one of the games that is affected by the sales). Classic CTF (basically what Ace of Spades was before the SMG and Shotgun were added and before the game approached a faster-paced gameplay but with better graphics) and the '30s Gangster game modes (VIP, Territory Control) are really the only modes worth playing, maybe with the occasional normal CTF and Diamond Mine too. You should stay away from playing TDM or Zombies (these are the 2 gamemodes which suck the most, and where most of the kids are at in Ace of Spades).

Otherwise if you're not willing to pay, you can try the classic, free version of Ace of Spades at buildandshoot.com, if you like the same, crappy overplayed maps (Hallway, Pinpoint), spray and pray SMGs, playing with a lot of Brazillians who don't speak a single letter of English and people who need to use aimbots/wallhacks to play well.

TL;DR: Both the Jagex's Ace of Spades and the "classic", free version of Ace of Spades that can be found at Build & Shoot suck, but suprisingly it's the Jagex version that sucks less, because at least it has some kind of variety in gameplay.