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But I just don't know yet I don't know if they're going to fix the necessary issues that they need to fix before this goes live, like if there's no spawn logic. It expects more of the same and expects it to be more of a mess than it already was. And if there's no weapon balance balancing that affects multiplayer, expect everybody to go to those single-shot weapons, sniper rifles, tactical rifles, whatever it might be, and it'll be extremely boring to play.

That's the disappointing part. Maybe you'll find me an infected where none of that really matters and you can just run around and have fun, because to me, that's when Call of Duty is at its best: when you can simply just run around and enjoy yourself. You don't have to play to a meta; you don't have to try super, obscenely hard just to have fun; you don't have to pre-aim.

Corners don't have to be pre-nade or pre-scored because you just want to sit there and have a good time. Sometimes, at the end of the day, Call of Duty should be more relaxing. And I don't know how I got onto this tangent, but let's finish it off with this tangent. Call of Duty should be more relaxing.

It shouldn't be as frustrating as it's seemingly been over the last few years, and you shouldn't have to try your balls off just to gain a little bit of an advantage. We should be able to sit back and have some fun, so we'll have to wait and see if season 1 reloaded mitigates some of the frustrations, some of the impediments, some of the barricades, and barriers to entry that Call of Duty has right now.

As it stands, though, there's a lot of good here. So we'll have to see how the execution goes, but I'd love to hear your thoughts on everything that pertains to season 1 reloaded.