What are the other play styles though? I really like how little camping there is in this cod compared to the older ones - a game that encourages movement is a good thing ultimately
This is the problem. People call it camping if you're not running around the map the whole time. It's a really crappy way to describe a playstyle that is ranged, tactical, about positioning, and defense. I play domination almost exclusively, and love to work those things because the mode is suited for it.
I could call the main style of play that most people use in CoD a lame thing too. I'd call it spazzing. Most people flail around the map with SMG's, barely thinking, getting.a kill, dying, rinse and repeat. It's mindless.
By the way, there's a massive difference in the defensive play I described, and someone sitting in a random corner getting a single kill just to be a jerk. Just like there's a massive difference between the spazzers that I described and people who run and gun tactically, thinking their approach and strategy out.
Why is a game that encourages movement ultimately a good thing in team based modes where capturing and then DEFENDING objectives a good thing? It isn't. It causes spawns to flip, positions to be lost, etc.
And why is it a good thing in any other mode? There has always been room for both styles of play to work in harmony in previous CoD games, and there's no reason it can't or shouldn't continue.
It shuts out the people who prefer to play a style that's about positioning, tactics, long range suppression, etc.
That has always been a part of CoD. Until advanced warfare, both styles have been viable. They're making it less and less viable to play intelligently and tactically, because people whine about "campers" any time someone decides to play a bit more reserved, even if they do move from point to point.
To be clear, I have better stats in this game with the same style, than I did in Black Ops 2. But I have far less fun doing it, because he bullshit weighs on me. If I'm providing sniper suppression from an elevated position, and some dude with a Vesper can brainlessly hold a button to float in my window and spray me in the face, what can I do to counter that with a sniper rifle? Next to nothing.
Like I said, it devolves the game more and more into one style. And that sucks, as a long time CoD player who has played both styles, and wants both to be equally effective. Black Ops 2 did this pretty well for the most part. Black Ops 3 does not, I think.