News - Players Deserve The Issues Warzone 2

I wonder if Call of Duty could do that and just create the Modern Warfare collection and give us one, two, and three, remastered. Wouldn't that be so difficult? Would that not make, like, infinite amounts of money? Like, does Activision just hate money because they could do that and make a ton of money but they refuse to because I honestly think they want to move past that legacy; they want to ignore the way Call of Duty used to be and just move forward with how it is now, a complete Nutter.

Mess? The idea that if you don't like it, don't play it, and don't criticize it allows companies to continue in their complacency. If you're upset because someone's criticizing your favorite game, maybe you should ask why they're criticizing it the same way I look at Dead by Day and look at the way that the community criticizes that game.

I look at that, and I say, Yeah, fair criticism. I still enjoy the game, though, and that's the same. I'm not going there and saying, If you don't like it, don't play it. I'm not insulting you. If you like the game, you need to separate your personal beliefs from the truth out there. You can like something and still be critical of it.

You can like something and not get completely defensive. When someone criticizes the thing you like, it's not an indictment of you. Anyway, we're getting a little off track here. Let me bring this back in and let me finish this up with a cohesive. As it stands right now, the complacency that Call of Duty is experiencing is leaning directly on them, creating less enjoyable games and less interactive experiences for their community.

The game is two months old, and we've barely had any type of change to the game at all. Weapon balance is funky. The spawns the servers, spmm, all of that combines together to create an experience that is not driving, any type of. Engagement: I thought skill-based matchmaking was supposed to solve the engagement problem.