Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Worldwide reveal: Opening Night Live on Tuesday, August 19

MW3 considering the campaign was basically a few missions on the warzone map and the fact it just remastered 2009 MW2 maps for the multiplayer should have been a 49.99 MW2 (2022) expansion at launch. Calling it a mainline entry in the series and charging full price was an insult to the modern warfare franchise.
Don't play the campaigns so can't comment.
 
STILL releasing on fucking PS4 and Xbox One?????

Lol fuck off. Zero interest. Im done supporting lazy devs with less ambition than a kid born into billions
 
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previously meant as BO6 content. Seems like a MW3 situation all over again?
Well MWIII is awesome, so I hope so? 🤷

But moreover it couldn't be "meant as BO6 content" because BO7 is not a sequel to BO6, completely different time periods, it's a sequel to BO2.
BO, BO5 and BO6 take place in the past.
BO3, BO4 and BO7 take place in the future
BO2 takes place in both.
The timeline is
1, 2, 5, 6, 2, 7, 3, 4
 
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Of course it was huge, it has Modern Warfare in the title, a reboot of the most popular CoD. Also, BR began in 2018 with Blackout, and Warzone has only made it bigger.
Your saying 2019's success was down to Blackout?

Nobody bought COD because of Blackout, it was just a cool mode within the game. People came back for MW2019 because it was a return to form. Then Warzone happened.
 
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I still enjoy the Multiplayer and Campaign. Zombies was pretty good too in COD6. I'm just not ready for another Black Ops. This is an odd departure from the regular too and fro between Black ops and Modern Warfare. This could mean Infinity Ward needs more time to hopefully innovate on the franchise. Or maybe they could be working on a brand new Warzone. Pretty Sledgehammer got gutted during the layoffs right? Smart move IMO.
 
This is an odd departure from the regular too and fro between Black ops and Modern Warfare.
Nah, people have wanted a "year 2" of support for a long time, BOCW tested the waters with this by still having updates while vanguard was out. MWIII took it a step further and the carry forward was well received; if this model makes more post-launch money for activision they will damn well continue doing it; I can definitely see them having carry forward for zombies at least since it seems to be a direct sequel to the events of the final zombie map releasing soon.
 
Nah, people have wanted a "year 2" of support for a long time, BOCW tested the waters with this by still having updates while vanguard was out. MWIII took it a step further and the carry forward was well received; if this model makes more post-launch money for activision they will damn well continue doing it; I can definitely see them having carry forward for zombies at least since it seems to be a direct sequel to the events of the final zombie map releasing soon.
I see. Well I sure hope whatever IW got cooking is somehow innovative. I'm fiending for Battlefield 6. Not so excited about BO7. We'll see though.
 
Well MWIII is awesome, so I hope so? 🤷

But moreover it couldn't be "meant as BO6 content" because BO7 is not a sequel to BO6, completely different time periods, it's a sequel to BO2.
BO, BO5 and BO6 take place in the past.
BO3, BO4 and BO7 take place in the future
BO2 takes place in both.
The timeline is
1, 2, 5, 6, 2, 7, 3, 4
Well MW3 was a shit show at launch and months after as well. Only became good by the end of its year basically.

And remember: for BO6 and 7 only the multiplayer (and Zombies) is handled by Treyarch. The singleplayer is done by Raven. It's not that difficult for either to, for example, take a map that was previously meant for BO6, put some future tech-y looking decals here and there, and call it a day*. Same goes for entire singleplayer content where they can phone it in (such as the open-zone missions in MW3 where they pretend it's Halo). I've always been a huge CoD-stan, and I even enjoyed BO4, but I haven't even bought any of the recent ones. It's just skill-based hell with these small maps and engagement-based challenges/unlocks.

*Not that there's anything wrong with using existing content that was already in the pipeline but I desperately want a return to from this franchise. I'm done with these lame ass maps (and auto-aim up the wazzoo and hyper ADD movement).
 
Well MW3 was a shit show at launch and months after as well. Only became good by the end of its year basically.

And remember: for BO6 and 7 only the multiplayer (and Zombies) is handled by Treyarch. The singleplayer is done by Raven. It's not that difficult for either to, for example, take a map that was previously meant for BO6, put some future tech-y looking decals here and there, and call it a day*. Same goes for entire singleplayer content where they can phone it in (such as the open-zone missions in MW3 where they pretend it's Halo). I've always been a huge CoD-stan, and I even enjoyed BO4, but I haven't even bought any of the recent ones. It's just skill-based hell with these small maps and engagement-based challenges/unlocks.

*Not that there's anything wrong with using existing content that was already in the pipeline but I desperately want a return to from this franchise. I'm done with these lame ass maps (and auto-aim up the wazzoo and hyper ADD movement).
MWIII got great by Season 2, season one wasn't bad either tbh. The content for the rest of the year was unmatched imo.

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As long as it keeps the "Oh these skins are SO boring!, we need to spice it up!", "More movements and aim assist please! I need to upload something to social media" and "A premium Battlepass on top of the battlepass? Well, what am i supposed to do?" crew far from Battlefield 6, have it your way.

I personally wont even watch it.
 
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Ehh, COD releases every year and is the biggest game every year; GTA5 has sold 200+m copies since 2013, while COD seemingly has done ~350m in the same time period, and it's lifetime 500+m for COD and ~430m for GTA.

The only way it would be "GTA level huge" is if they followed the same playbook of just releasing one game and then supporting it for a decade, but it probably wouldn't sell as many lifetime copies sold that way compared to having a steady stream of new titles.
 
If COD took a 5-7 year break, and they came back with Modern Warfare 4 as a PS6 title, the shit would be GTA6 level huge.
MWII and GTA5 actually sold a similar amount over the first 3 days on sale. 2019 took 600 million. BOCW a similar amount. I don't think taking a seven year break makes much financial sense.

I know GTA6 will be on another level but I don't think it will outsell seven entries of COD in the space of a year.
 
Your saying 2019's success was down to Blackout?

Nobody bought COD because of Blackout, it was just a cool mode within the game. People came back for MW2019 because it was a return to form. Then Warzone happened.
No. What i am saying is that CoD was falling down real hard. But then Blackout came out, and the IP cought the second wind. Then Warzone was released, and the IP got back at being extremely popular. MW2019 was popular, yes, but Warzone is what kept CoD in the spot light since. This ended over a year ago, and now it's just falling downhill real nicely. Unless they get their shit together, and begin actual innovation, it will keep falling, and sooner rather later, it might reach the Halo status.
 
Chiming in with the others - MW3 was fantastic. I just bought it last week now that they removed it from COD HQ and was on sale for half price. TONS of content and super fun.

That being said, I plan to skip this one. BO6 was good but I didn't buy it and I just don't have high hopes for this one.
I think the plan for me going forward is not to get the latest COD, but rather wait until one of the CODs that is like 2 years old gets dropped from COD HQ and is on sale for 50% off. Then you get a great game, very active community, half the price, all the content already out for the game, and you don't have to deal with COD HQ. I'll likely pick up BO6 next year when it gets dropped from COD HQ and is half price, shortly before the next COD game comes out.

Also, I've got my eyes on BF6 later this year now that Steam is all you need and it looks like a proper return to form for the series.
 
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