Ladies and Jim, gentlemen.

This is Gamer Attack Radio.

I'm Natalie Poroski, lead producer at Raven Software.

Focus on the campaign.

Awesome.

And I am Miles Leslie, Associate Creative Director at Traerck.

Awesome.

Well, I got to say, I love the presentation.

A lot of information there.

But first thing, first is the one thing that really stood out to me was the campaign.

Previously, when I played a game, I felt like I was missing out because everybody was

leveling up and everything, right, while playing the campaign.

But now it feels like I could play the campaign and still level up my character and so on.

So what made you guys make that decision of adding that into the campaign for the first time now? Yeah, I love that you picked up on that because that's been a big one for us, because we always want to reward players for everywhere they play. And we saw that there was a segment of players that had that hesitancy of like, I want to, but I don't want to feel left out, you know? And so the vision of Black

op 7 was to make a connected social game. And it just made sense. It's one of those things you say out loud and you're like, of course, right? Like, we have to do that. And so the team was passionate about it and we made it happen where it's like all parts of the game you're going to get rewarded. so you never felt left out, but you also have incentive, like we talked about the camos in each one.

The flip side of that is, let's say you're not a story player and I am. You now might have incentive to come try the story for the first time. So it's really dual where it's like non-story players come play the story. Story players can experience it, but also get a benefit of rewarded time and global progression

to then take that into multiplayer or zombies or end game or any of the other things we've got.

Yeah, that's really cool.

Now, mind bending.

I just love the vibe.

I'm really into horror and suspense and that type of.

That really stood out to me too.

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