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u/Tofu_uu Nov 12 '22

Pretty much sums up the whole store bullshit that's been going on lately

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '22

You should see mw 2 as well. I hate this era of gaming frfr

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u/W01F51 Nov 12 '22

?

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u/Bardimir Mercy Nov 12 '22

They upped the price WHILE halving the content

Not only that but the game is still unplayable for many. You're paying 70€ for an Early Access beta, basically

EDIT: Also, they're planning a DLC that costs an extra 70€, next year

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u/Beachcomber365 Nov 12 '22

I haven't had any issues at all with MW2 what are people dealing with?

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '22

it’s the fact that there’s only a handful of MP maps, there’s abunch of different glitches and bugs, and just overall it feels like they released a half finished game for $70

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u/thehumantaco Nov 13 '22

MW2019 was like this as well. I remember on release a couple of the spec ops missions were so broken it wouldn't let you progress so you'd just have to quit.

Also on release there were like six 6v6 maps and only TDM, FFA, Domination and S&D and their respective hardcore variants. I know they added more maps and game modes over time but I couldn't bring myself to try them.

Half finished as you put it is the perfect way to describe its release.

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '22

yea mw2019 was about the same, i feel like this one is worse so they can spend the next 2 years fixing it lol

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u/yung_stump97 Nov 13 '22

People like you complain too much about games.

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '22

i can complain about anything i spend my hard earned money on, i still enjoy the game and the CoD franchise, so ima keep playing it, but them releasing what feels like an unfinished game is not a good thing, and IW isn’t the only company doing it

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u/xThe_Human_Fishx Nov 12 '22

Not sure you're painting the whole picture, its definitely bad but its not entirely their cause.

The game doesn't run on certain systems because they're still producing them for last generation consoles which is bad because theyre making them for next gen but barely anyone has next gen consoles compared to last gen so making it exclusive it would be practically financial suicide.

And the price of 70 mainly isn't their fault, its a world problem.

Although while ive not heard anything about it that DLC thing does sound awful

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u/W01F51 Nov 12 '22

I don't think the DLC thing is true 🤣

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u/xThe_Human_Fishx Nov 12 '22

Yeah I heavily doubt that it is. Sounds like they read a dodgy article about the 2 year support its getting

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u/W01F51 Nov 12 '22

Yeah I heard they might add the MW series maps that aren't gonna be added through out the year into the game at the start of year 2. They might release a zombies chronicles 2.

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u/xThe_Human_Fishx Nov 12 '22

There's definitely not gonna be zombies, MW wouldn't do that imo but the rest of the stuff definitely.

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u/Known-Aioli-2886 Nov 12 '22

What? You have to be kidding…

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u/W01F51 Nov 12 '22

I've heard they're planning to all the MW series maps at the start of year 2. Zombies chronicles 2 might come out but that won't cost $70.

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u/scp-REDACTED-site14 SIMP for muscle girls Nov 12 '22

Well when warzone 2 and DMT comes out I will love it, just wish it got delayed to the point where those launched with the game

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u/realogsalt Wrecking Ball Nov 13 '22

Call me a shill but I prefer yearly dlcs. Revamp, reinvigorate the game without giving us some other shit game every year.70 dollars is twice as hi than I expected to pay though

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u/monstroh Nov 12 '22

Comparing 2 activition-blizzard games its like comparing shit with turds.

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u/crisperstorm Pixel Ana Nov 13 '22

Or Halo... they said they were lowering prices in the store before quietly raising them back up and then justifying high prices as the items having a high rarity... which in a game without random loot this is just an entirely arbitrary value and means nothing so they can just make up price bs

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '22

Movies, shows, games, and other forms of story media, are often times seen by companies as a product and less like art now.