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Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Issues Reports

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  Frank (@recon4thID) reported 7 minutes ago

  @CedarPosts Well, Harris Teeter being bought by Kroger out of Cincinnati is the source of the problem. Lance ( HQ’d in Charlotte) merged with Cape Cod about a decade ago.

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  Mr Pål Christiansen (@TheNorskaPaul) reported 9 minutes ago

  The Norges Central Bank has followed other countries’ this week in keeping key interest rates unchanged, even as inflation rises - further weakening the #Norway krone.🤨  Setting monetary policy has become almost as difficult for the spineless monetary committee as handling the slippery cod that decorates our 200-kroner note.🤨 Norges Bank’s ‘sheep’ opted against the 1/4 rise expected before summer in à decision that keeps the policy rate at 4.25%, until their next meeting in August, with the overnight lending rate remaining at 5.25% & reserve rate at 3.25%. They’ve warned that interest rates may rise later this year due to uncertainty about future issues but the krone had been strengthening, especially after the US/Iran thing that sent oil prices soaring but now prices are falling & one US dollar cost NOK 9.6 Thursday morning, down from 9.2. Then we’ve wage awards this spring of over 4% for the public sector by à lefty/Labor coalition Govt held hostage by the unions & economists left wringing their hands with the stupidity.🙄😤

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  marc (@ThrowawayMarc) reported 10 minutes ago

  There’s zero reason I have 2GiG internet and constantly lagging and packet bursting in the big 2026 on cod. Fix it pls. @CallofDuty @BLouu

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  Caio 𝕰𝖑 𝕭𝖔𝖉𝖔𝖓 Cordeiro (@BodeNinja) reported 13 minutes ago

  @oliver_drk COD is too big for the CURRENT revenue of Game Pass. It's not a problem with the business model, it's a problem of MS betting the growth of the service in PC and cloud instead of more consoles (spoiler: it didn't pay off)

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  TheGamingRevolution (@TheGamingRevo3) reported 15 minutes ago

  Something Treyarch NEEDS to work on for their next game is making every Zombies map release feel special again. Zombies maps are dropping with very little buzz these days, even when they’re genuinely great like Totenreich. People are moving on quicker than they ever have before. I think this comes down to three main reasons: 1. Oversaturation of COD Zombies: There have now been so many maps released - and a lot of them in just the past couple of years - that a lot of people feel burnt out, even when the maps are decent to good. 2. The same/similar Zombies systems for six years straight: The core systems have remained largely unchanged for six years, which has completely killed general interest in the mode. Contrary to what a lot of vocal people say, the systems themselves are good - they just shouldn’t have stayed this similar across so many games. I loved Cold War Zombies when it first dropped because everything felt fresh and new, and that’s a big part of why it hit so hard at the time. Like anything else though, it eventually gets old. The same thing happened back when we were getting a Shield in every single map. Ultimately, Treyarch just didn’t make BO7 feel different enough to re-engage people. 3. The story needs to do something to bring people back in and attract new people: I actually think the BO7 Zombies story has improved in quite a few ways. The OG crew’s dialogue is a breath of fresh air. Despite that, interest in the story has never been lower. The main reason is that a lot of people felt let down by the BO6 story. Reckoning’s failure to properly pay off arcs (or straight-up ignoring too much of them) has left people hesitant to invest in the story again for fear of being emotionally let down. There are some absolute gems in the BO7 Zombies story, but it lacks a strong foundation. People were so hyped for the BO6 story because Cold War had laid such good groundwork to build on. Richtofen, his family, Janus, Peeks. This is made worse by the fact that the story now feels both too random and too formulaic at the same time. Things just seem to happen on a whim (Sentinel Artifact coming back, OG crew returning out of nowhere with a “Welcome to the party!”, Josiah Shem Order robes, etc.), while the overarching narrative has become fairly predictable. I genuinely don’t know how they fix this level of disinterest. I think it probably requires starting from scratch. People have gotten so lost in the story that a lot of them have no idea what’s even happening anymore. It’s full of references to old Aether lore (which only the hardcore fans understand) while dangling Chaos elements in front of us (again, mainly for us nerds), but newer fans don’t get any of it - and even a lot of the older fans end up disappointed because those threads don’t really pay off either. The fact that BO7 did so many of the things’ people were seemingly asking for - bringing back the OG crew, returning to more awesome environments, having those fantastical and whimsical intro/ending cutscenes every map - and yet people still aren’t really paying attention, shows just how hard it is for Treyarch to read the room right now. On paper they’re doing a lot of the right things but the payoff fails. It came at the wrong time and without proper build-up. They’re basically repeating BO3 (the most beloved Zombies era) and it’s not landing the same way, largely because BO6 and BO7 came back-to-back and due to it almost too much retreading on the past magic. I’m guessing a lot of BO6 content got cut or rushed to make room for BO7, which left its story feeling incomplete, lacking dialogue, and with broken/contrasting arcs and missing intros. It’s a classic case of “be careful what you wish for.” Cold War wasn’t everyone’s favourite at the time, but its story wasn’t something people were even craving by the end of BO4. However, it still managed to build an audience because it felt new and fresh, while also delivering satisfying arcs, proper payoffs, and strong undercurrents that built hype and mystery for a potential sequel. It was held back by a lack of cutscenes and a set crew, but out of all the modern games, its story had by far the most general interest. It’s still the most well-rounded story of the modern era in terms of how everything comes together. Its chapters (beginning, middle, and end) were clearly defined. The current story is just difficult for most people to follow. Jumping between eras has killed any sense of momentum. BO6 should have come out as the direct follow-up to Cold War, with BO7 coming after that. The moment they started introducing Zombies and Gods pre-Cyclotron was when things started falling apart. Going to the past with Vanguard, to the future with MWZ, then back to the middle to continue the cold war story, then going outside of time in BO7 has colossally ****** things. Likewise, the OG crew’s return also shouldn’t have felt like it came out of nowhere - it should have been slowly built up and teased throughout BO6. Making their return part of Project Janus would have been a much cleaner way to do it. Richtofen could have started by trying to bring his family back, then gradually remembered his old comrades and decided to save them too. That would’ve been much easier for people to follow, could’ve been cryptically teased through intel, and would’ve given the Janus mystery (and Janus Richtofen’s ending) way more weight and payoff. So where do we go from here? think they need to do another reboot. They need to reset things again. It’s unfortunate that it’s necessary, but I don’t really see another option. Nikolai’s plan failed. Things are a mess once more. There’s just too much baggage at this point, and Treyarch needs to try something genuinely fresh - both in gameplay and in the story.

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  Alex Fedotoff (@FedotOff90) reported 16 minutes ago

  Romania is a sleeper market in Eastern Europe almost no US founder has tested. 19 million people. EU member. High mobile penetration. Romanian content works (with Hungarian as a secondary option for the 6% Hungarian-speaking minority). Meta CPMs at $2-3 in beauty and supplements. The local ecom market is dominated by AliExpress, eMag (the Romanian Amazon equivalent), and a few weak local brands with poor creative. US-style direct response with proper offer structure and creative testing infrastructure has almost zero direct competition. Payment infrastructure: card processing is standard (Stripe Romania works), cash on delivery handles roughly 35% of orders in Romania, 40%+ in Bulgaria and Hungary outside the capitals. FAN Courier plus Sameday handle last-mile in 24-48 hours nationwide. A founder I know runs a hair growth brand exclusively across Romania, Bulgaria, and Hungary. Combined $220K/month run rate, 18 months in. Two-person team. CAC $16 in Romania, $18 in Bulgaria, $21 in Hungary on paid traffic. COD refusal runs 20-30% across the 3 markets, so real cost per delivered order is meaningfully higher than the paid CAC suggests. AOV $44 blended. Reorder rate within 60 days around 30% (auto-billed subscription doesn't work well here because of COD prevalence - the retention engine is WhatsApp and email re-engagement on repeat purchase). What's hard about it: translation and customer service across 3 languages. He uses native-speaker VAs in Bucharest, Sofia, and Budapest at $6-9/hour. Each market has its own dedicated CS rep. The operational lift is real but manageable at this scale. Eastern Europe combined (Poland, Romania, Czech Republic, Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, Slovakia, Slovenia) is roughly 100M+ people. Most US founders ignore the region entirely because it requires multi-language creative testing. Worth testing if you have a product that translates well and operational bandwidth for 3-5 language markets at once.

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  🦈 (@SpicyBois) reported 18 minutes ago

  @S_Dog167 @Treyarch @IronGalaxy Crossplay should never include pc anyway, movwmwnt has never been a problem on any cod and crying over sbmm still is just incredibly embarrassing

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  AviJEY🇮🇷 (@Avi_Jey) reported 21 minutes ago

  @andyricflair @SpeedGod_CDN @Shpeshal_Nick Brother Cod getting pulled out is the proof of that. Big games being on the service hurts them. I know it's the hook but at the same time I feel like all the big games will get pulled like cod. Small games or third-party games would probably benefit from game pass tho.

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  Tizzy 😈💰 (@Tizzy_oso) reported 24 minutes ago

  Nobody cares , make a new an better call of duty , tired of remakes @CallofDuty an fix the god damn anti cheat

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  Barak Siera💚🇿🇦 (@BarakSiera) reported 26 minutes ago

  @ACuvell @Siyabashaya @heis_fede What benefit did that have? Because it didn't give us an advantage we were actually disadvantages cod we lost 3 points. We were gonna beat Lesotho with or without that error yet the official record says we lost 3-0 and lost 3 points. How is that cheating?

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  кяιgнтσи (@krighton) reported 26 minutes ago

  @MarathonGG_ I would say PvE but who knows. I quit playing and went back to CoD / BO7 and I'm having fun again. What separates them? It's one tiny thing. Respawns. Instant. Respawns. No one really gets to play Marathon. People only die in Marathon. I think that's the biggest issue.

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  Kieran (@KTiereny) reported 32 minutes ago

  @SnakeVenom3000 @Reply_Addict No it’s not. Yeah that all contributes but the reality is Xbox doesn’t make any money because they don’t sell enough games because they get them day one into a sub service that has to be subsidised by Microsoft. If Xbox wasn’t attached to Microsoft it would have been shut down years ago because the subscription business it follows is not sustainable ms has been able to foot the bill because it’s a trillion dollar corporation. They’ve already taken cod off the service why would they have done that if it was so sustainable and I’d bet my life more day one games go because they know they can’t keep the service anywhere close to where it needs to be to put Xbox into a healthy position. You’re talking utter delusional shite.

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  PivotForge (@PivotForge) reported 36 minutes ago

  The whole thing with subscriptions is that you need to scale it. Almost every subscription service either starts with loss for many years while they build up the service. We know Xbox aimed for 100 million subs or something, but are now around 30 mill or so (?) So they're far from their target, yet claimed to be profitable. But with expensive annual games like CoD it's probably different and not a good fit.

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  kharyxx (@kharyxxu__u) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Brawlhalla why can i run cod on near max settings perfectly fine but the second i que into a ranked game on ur game i start lagging immediately? i think i can come to the safe conclusion that its time to fix ur servers instead of adding new characters to the game

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  Jev (@JevGetsJiggy) reported 39 minutes ago

  @CallofDuty @Activision Fix your anti cheat