Robert Bowling of Infinity Ward Talks Call of Duty 4
By Gareth Mc Bride, published Nov 07, 2007
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With the pending release of Call of Duty 4, I took a moment to speak to Robert Bowling, the Community Relations Manager at Infinity Ward. I want to thank Robert and Robert Taylor at Activision for taking the time to setup this interview.GVK: What is the background and setting for the game?
RB: Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare puts you in the middle of a global conflict that has many sides. From fighting as a US Marine Force Recon in the middle east against a well armed militia force, to fighting as part of the British SAS in Russia or storming a cargoship in the middle of the sea. You'll also be put in the role of a gunner on an AC-130, beind enemy lines as a 2 man sniper team and a lot of other intense scenarios.
GVK: What can you tell us about the A.I. in the game as I have heard that they will not attempt to destroy your cover and other sneaky moves.
RB: The A.I. is extremely advanced in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare as they are always aware of their surroundings. They'll attempt to move up your flank, take cover as they go, even transverse cars and climb through windows if it's the quickest and safest way for them to go. Not to mention that their always aware of danger, so their taking shots at not only you, but your entire squad, throwing frags or trying to land a sweet RPG shot on you and your team.
GVK: What are some of the locales gamers will see in the game?
RB: You'll be fighting in a variety of locations, from assaults on towns in the Middle East looking for enemy informants, to fighting in the thick of Russia, from thousands of feet in the air as a gunner, and more.
GVK: What are some of the new weapons we will see?

Robert Bowling
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