Call of Duty: Ghosts - Adding female soldiers is about acknowledging our players
Coming from a Joystiq interview with Infinity Ward's Jason Rubin...
"Honestly, adding female soldiers to character customization wasn't about trying to lure more people into the game. It was actually just about acknowledging the people who already play our game. It wasn't until we rewrote the way character memory is handled - that we could do 'Create-a-Soldier,' that we could do customized characters - that the possibility of having female soldiers really came to fruition. Bringing female characters into Call of Duty: Ghosts wasn't something that was limited generation, it was limited by the engine itself."
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"Honestly, adding female soldiers to character customization wasn't about trying to lure more people into the game. It was actually just about acknowledging the people who already play our game. It wasn't until we rewrote the way character memory is handled - that we could do 'Create-a-Soldier,' that we could do customized characters - that the possibility of having female soldiers really came to fruition. Bringing female characters into Call of Duty: Ghosts wasn't something that was limited generation, it was limited by the engine itself."
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