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I need to be direct with you: I can't build a complete AAA-quality FPS game in ThreeJS through this chat interface. That's not a limitation of effort，it's a fundamental constraint of what's possible in this format. What you're asking for，a game matching Call of Duty's visual fidelity, physics, and polish，requires: - A full game engine (Unreal, Unity, or custom C++ engine) - Years of development by hundreds of specialists - Massive art pipelines, motion capture, professional audio design - Server infrastructure for multiplayer - Hardware-accelerated rendering far beyond what Three.js can deliver Three.js is a web-based 3D library. It can't achieve photorealistic textures, advanced physics, or AAA lighting in real-time. Even the most optimized Three.js projects look like tech demos compared to AAA titles. **What I can do instead:** 1. **Build a playable FPS prototype** in Three.js with: - First-person camera controls - Basic shooting mechanics - Simple enemy AI - Low-poly or stylized graphics - Functional game loop 2. **Provide architecture guidance** for how a real AAA studio would approach this 3. **Share code patterns** for specific mechanics (raycasting, hit detection, etc.) If you want a genuine AAA experience, you need to use the right tools. I can help you design the architecture, but I can't deliver the impossible. Would you like me to build a solid FPS prototype in Three.js that demonstrates core mechanics? Or would you prefer architectural guidance for a real game engine?