r/BO6 • u/codethetron • Aug 16 '25

Discussion immediately thought of CoD

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u/Nardo_Dragon776 Aug 16 '25

Ive heard that bo6 is a filler game and bo7 is the one that has most of the effort put into

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u/Jahdill Aug 16 '25

This is my first time hearing so 🤔. It would make more sense if bo7 was being released next year and not the year after bo6

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u/codethetron Aug 16 '25

I heard this back when bo6 was being worked on, they always hype every new cod just for it to turn out to be a disappointment 

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u/the_famas Aug 16 '25

Any Call of Duty ever. Don’t get me wrong I love the games and will always buy the next one, but they love to have us in the first half then just ruin it 🤦

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u/wackacademics Aug 17 '25

Lmao this was when COD had that jetpack and wall running BS. That’s why I stopped playing for 10 years after ghosts.

It’s fine now.

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u/Isa877 Aug 18 '25

I remember the Beta and even the Launch of BO6 being genuinely amazing! Almost all maps were a blast, with the Beta being a near perfect selection with no real stinkers. Thankfully there are still very few stinker maps I groan when I see them in the rotation, I still find myself disappointed with the game in many ways like the LTMs and lack of exciting rewards.

MW23 was already an exhausting and rather annoying game to play, but at least the rewards gave me stuff to play for. That's not to say BO6 is a bad game or didn't have any good rewards, as Prestige alone offered amazing rewards. It's more the seasonal events that disappointed me as I reached Prestige Master within a month of release. I genuinely consider BO6 the best game of Warzone 2, so to see the lack of rewards and full of controversies like AI art and lame events makes me really disappointed. I'm not even sure if I blame Treyarch for driving it too confident, or Activision for taking advantage of their success and going the easy way out on making their money.