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Roman Call Of Duty Never Got To The Prototype Phase, Says Activision

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While the Call of Duty series has undergone some changes over the years, none would have been as drastic as one proposed by a former employee at Activision. The idea for a game in the series set in Ancient Rome and featuring first-person sword combat was pitched, though it obviously never came to fruition.

We’re now getting word that the previously-believed information of the game being seriously considered was false, as Activision released a statement saying the following:

“The game concept was proposed by a former employee while working at the studio, but was not seriously considered nor requested to move to prototype.”

The game apparently would have blended both first and third-person combat, with the first-person segments being similar to Condemned: Criminal Origins and the third-person segments being similar to Gears of War. Previous reports suggested that the idea was that you would play as a variety of different characters that ranged from grunts all the way up to Julius Caesar.

Despite that drastic of a change not happening, the series will nonetheless be undergoing a change when it takes things into space with Infinite Warfare later this year. The game will launch for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC on November 4th.


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