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Edited by bip:
4/27/2015 4:08:23 AM
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CoD Haters in a Nutshell
World at War: we want a different cod!
Modern Warfare trilogy: this isn't good, make it different again!
Black Ops 1 and 2: Too different, tone it down.
Ghosts: This wasn't different enough, it sucks!
Advanced Warfare: Too different again, just give us another World at War!
Black Ops 3: DIDN'T YOU HEAR US WE WANT ANOTHER WORLD AT WAR
If World at War 2 comes out: This is lame, we need a cod with a more modern setting.
Tl;dr: CoD haters are never satisfied with anything CoD delivers, no matter what it is.
Edit 1: The amount of both positive and negative reactions to this post has been amazing. Also, I've found one very large and very valid criticism for the CoD games. They need to bring back Deathstreaks. Those were the ultimate solution, a way for good players to enjoy, while the bad players still had their fun. Deathstreaks were, in my humble opinion, the best feature CoD ever implemented. Then again, Exo Suits are my 2nd favorite, so I can understand if you don't agree.
Edit 2: Hey, we're trending!
Edit 3: the fact that so many haters have opted to have civil discussion blows my mind. It's so nice to see people talk about what they like and don't like instead of calling eachother kids and using dumb logic.
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I don't do PVP/multiplayer, but I've generally enjoyed the CoD games for the shameless action movie style of the single player campaigns. I wouldn't say they have any more depth than a Michael Bay movie, but they're fun. MW2 was straight up plagiarism of Generation Kill during the Middle East parts, but I'll forgive them. I kinda wish there was a "campaign edition" of the games that cost about $20 or $30 for those of us who have no interest in multiplayer. 5+ years ago it felt like they made a single player game with a multiplayer feature. These days the multiplayer is clearly the emphasis and the single player campaign is just a demo of how to use the new toys in multiplayer. That de-emphasis on the part of the games that I enjoyed has turned me off mor than the settings or stories. That said, I prefer the modern-near future settings more than the historical games. But that's just my personal preference.
