There's no mod tools for the game so there's no way to mod it. This game mode is simply hidden content. People broke open the dev console and found these hidden game modes that cannot be activated other than through the dev console. So, yes, it is a hidden MP game mode. One that a lot of people suspect will be the subject of unlocked paid DLC eventually, knowing how Activision likes to charge people for everything, even if they have the content in the first place.
I'm going to hope, HOPE AGAINST ALL HOPE, that this is just a mode that they ended up deciding against and didn't end up removing fully from the game. If this does end up being charged DLC, I think players have a responsibility to hack it and make it accessible to other players. Yes, I went there.
On-topic: To all the fags saying "wah wah I'm not gonna" STFU and just buy it like you did with MW2 after saying you weren't going to buy it. I will buy this shit cause it's the hot shit. That and most likely my friends will too. -_-
Who cares? I mean, sure, it does suck to withhold content if it is done and especially on the disc, yes. But I personally don't mind as I feel I got my $60 worth already. Sure the single player is short, but I know I will play through it at least 2 more times. Plus I haven't even touched the spec-ops yet. Most importantly, I already logged on about a day and a half TOTAL hours of multiplayer. And I am sure I will triple that before wanting new content.
So if you want to break it down in the classic "time:money" ratio, I figure I am paying about $1.15 per hour so far. And that number will drop significantly in the coming months. Not to mention I got $20 gift card from amazon with it (that I am guaranteed to spend) so in reality I paid $40, dropping the price even further.
Bottom line is, I got my money's worth and then some. Especially compared to a LOT of other games out there at the same price point.
I will gladly support the game's future DLC even if it is on the disc. It just hopefully means less download time when the time comes.
Looks similar to Domination, except only one point that needs controlled. Whoever gets to 100 first wins the boom...and apparently dies anyway.
No, that's not a mod. Those are the results of the host tweaking settings in the dev console. They did not mod any of that in. Those were all present items in the game's original content to which they changed the values. Nothing original was brought in. Everything that you've seen about the game so far, including these game modes SHIPPED ON THE DISC.
"Thanks to AgentGOD and his great work bringing the developer console back into the PC version, a whole new wave of servers are possible with vast amounts of customisation. Things such as unlimited ammo, massive experience points (10000xp for a single kill), Field of View tweaks, speed and gravity adjustments and so much more! The best bit is, this is all ranked and on IWNet! I guess the game is no longer balanced to fuck the PC gamers over!"
Notice its all customization from the dev kit. There is no modding going on in the sense that they had to introduce something original into the game to make it do what they did. Its all via a kit that the developers had. If, for instance, they were to add in new weapons, grenades, maps, attachments, or something else that would require outside development and then placed into game it would then be considered a mod.
Re: inability to spam hand grenades... *hefts the UGL*
Ah well, so it goes. That's capitalism for you. They'll see how much they can push this, and I wouldn't be surprised if they pushed it to the brink (you know, pay for play, pay for unlockable weapons, skins, modes, levels, ect). Activision is a company. Companies are greedy. If you don't think its worth your money (and I for one, do not think it is worth my money), just don't buy it.
Simple really.
Just.
Don't.
Buy.
It.

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