I know your not trolling, but in what ways are these changes incremental? Adding matchmaking to Spec Ops is huge, because unless you had a active friends list to play with, that entire section of the game was basically wasted if you wanted a cooperative experience. Along with that, Spec Ops mission mode offers entirely NEW scenarios to play through, so again, how is that incremental or hardly essential?
Survival while similar to zombies (more like horde in Gears of War) is also entirely NEW to the modern warfare series, so again, unless your comparing this to Black Ops which is it's own separate spin on Call of Duty, not entirely sure how that's incremental as well.
Multiplayer is more about refinement, you shouldn't have to create completely new features every title, but even in this case, they completely changed the Killstreak feature, a major component of Modern Warfare's multiplayer, and centered around different play styles, where before it was all focused solely on getting kills. So again, I don't see what your argument is as far as the being little to know changes with the series, and don't see what is a problem about them taking everything great from previous games, refining them, and putting it all into one package?
Your argument could be put to literally any other major series out there if that's what your criticizing, Arkham City included. Could you make your claims more specific?
