Last cod I bought day one was cold war and it was only for the zombies. I've had no interest doing the same since especially with the $70 price tag. Zombies is also now pretty much dead with Treyarch being only a shadow of their former selves now. the joy in cod MP hasn't been the same and only gets worse and worse every year.
I do want to play the campaigns though so I may get them when really cheap...or when microsoft gets activision and puts all of their games on gamepass day one lol.
MW 2 (2022) is the first COD i bought since Black Ops. I’have only played the PvP. I have to say the gun play is awesome. However, overtime, the game seems to have suffered more-and-more from bad spawns, hit detection issues imbalanced teams. Also it’s often hard to differentiate enemies form allies, due to the teams lacking consistent visual thematics.
The fact that COD is so popular that gamers will gladly plop down $70 each year for another iteration of largely the same game is evidence that they don't need to take a year off. Now will we be miffed if it looks just like a MW2 expansion? Yes. So it's more important to make sure that next one differentiates itself a bit.
People have been saying this for over a decade and they'll still be saying it in another decade, lol. Nothing will change. I have to admit the new Modern Warfare titles are really good though.
Last cod I bought day one was cold war and it was only for the zombies. I've had no interest doing the same since especially with the $70 price tag. Zombies is also now pretty much dead with Treyarch being only a shadow of their former selves now. the joy in cod MP hasn't been the same and only gets worse and worse every year.
I do want to play the campaigns though so I may get them when really cheap...or when microsoft gets activision and puts all of their games on gamepass day one lol.
MW 2 (2022) is the first COD i bought since Black Ops. I’have only played the PvP. I have to say the gun play is awesome. However, overtime, the game seems to have suffered more-and-more from bad spawns, hit detection issues imbalanced teams. Also it’s often hard to differentiate enemies form allies, due to the teams lacking consistent visual thematics.
I stopped playing COD almost 8 years ago and never looked back
The fact that COD is so popular that gamers will gladly plop down $70 each year for another iteration of largely the same game is evidence that they don't need to take a year off. Now will we be miffed if it looks just like a MW2 expansion? Yes. So it's more important to make sure that next one differentiates itself a bit.
No
It's not proof at all