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Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Issues Reports

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  🐢🇫🇷φ FALLAIT VOTER CHONCHON φ #JLM2027🇲🇶🐢 (@Melenchon4Ever) reported 2 minutes ago

  @TheXclusiveAce @InfinityWard 90% of gunfights in COD happen in CQC. Using the remaining 10% of gunfights that happen at medium range to discredit my concern is not a fair argument Ace. Yes. " Will. " I'm standing by that. We have absolutely no information about the build they were using in that gameplay, so yeah, you could be right. Things could be less overpowered than i imagine them to be, but... You know damn well that : -1. They would never use the most broken build possible for a showcase. -2. A ton of MW2019 weapons had 3/4 bullet to kill damage models. -3. Now look at your own illustration. No recoil control was being applied, i'm a PC player, i'm hitting those 4 shots. -4. Last but not least, this is coming from the very same studio that brought us SBMM and an extremely fast TTK, both of which they openly stand by as ways to give less experienced players a better chance to get kills. Therefore, one could easily assume that this is just another way for them to make the game more accessible to very inexperienced players, ruining the experience for everyone else. This mechanic needs to be taken seriously, keeping in mind that betas always feel great because nobody has unlocked their full set of attachments or killstreaks yet. I didn't tag you to beef with you. I tagged you because your voice has REACH, and if this turns out to be what i think it is (instant death), THE COMMUNITY will need you to speak about it.

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  KuddlyYT (@KuddlyYT) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Twugbugie8 I really don't get it tbh, I'm really into guns, but COD has never been a problem cause the games were never realistic to begin with, the only game that really went super realistic was MW19, which made everyone think COD was ultra realistic when it never has been.

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  Daniel (@doestrei) reported 4 minutes ago

  If MW4 is anything like previous cod games, the timeline of events will look like this: 1) Show Alpha Gameplay 2) People complain (we‘re here right now) 3) Promise to fix things in beta 4) Beta is somewhat decent 5) People get hyped and buy game 6) Undo all fixes on release

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  Mr Miku (@Mrmiku69) reported 5 minutes ago

  @astonmartin @CallofDuty Very cool but Fix the AMR26

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  kenjii (@keenjitsuu) reported 6 minutes ago

  @CallofDuty @CODLiveSeasons fix bo2 matchmaking with lobby fill and refill

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  Reb (@Rebtzu) reported 8 minutes ago

  There is no way this is the game that @InfinityWard has been hyping up, it has all the problems MW2 had but worse -Clunky movement -Horrendous visual clarity -low TTK I hope they are open to feedback because this **** its not it...

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  BaldRelevance (@BaldRelevance) reported 9 minutes ago

  @LoochyTV Ppl will be pissed no matter what you say about COD. They're defending a dead *** game, still sweating their asses off in Verdansk and Rebirth while other people left because it got stale and ugly. They'll say it's a skill issue, but it's true love for gaming.

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  Fabian Gaustad Wirtz/OpTic Fumpii (@LFCFabianFumpii) reported 16 minutes ago

  If my PS5 controller I have getting broken, then i do not have any controller to play CoD with.

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  Diego J. (@KillerMantis00) reported 19 minutes ago

  Can we just all agree that Warzone is the main part of the problem? I can see why multiplayer has been crap for years, since cod has been focused on Warzone too much. Warzone needs to be a standalone game and let Raven studios take care of the rest. Let other three studios be.

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  Ꮇ○}{ⵢ𐌠Π (@m0h51n_) reported 19 minutes ago

  @CallofDuty @RonnieInteL Bro fix the Black ops 1 and 2 ports on PS5 cheaters and hackers everywhere ending lobbies early and xp boosting

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  Sawage4k (@Sawage4k) reported 20 minutes ago

  @CallofDuty If Zens still exist, why would any1 want to buy MW4?Fix ur Anticheat

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  AntaqanTV🇵🇷 (@AntaqanTV) reported 21 minutes ago

  @tdawgsmitty @CallofDuty @CallofDutyCM You're practically asking a company to fix an old game. Unless they decide to actually either remaster or remake both bo1 and bo2. I highly doubt they would put the effort.

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  NotThirdReich (@NotReich) reported 21 minutes ago

  @xbox_player_10 @InfinityWard @charlieINTEL But if you see another clip with the same gun using a different optic, the muzzle flash and gun smoke is far more reasonable. It's reasonable to think a muzzle attachment might be causing issues, or the new smoke interactions are changing how the lighting works

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  Josiah (@josiahjdp) reported 22 minutes ago

  I was twenty-nine years old. I had just come home after six months in a high-security zone where sleep came in fragments and trust was rationed like ammunition. The idea of home had been the one soft thing I allowed myself out there. I’d pictured this exact driveway more times than I could count. The maple near the garage already turning gold. The pale gray siding I had repainted myself. The brass porch light I’d replaced one summer afternoon after sweating through two T-shirts and cursing at ancient wiring. The front window where I had once sat through a thunderstorm with a book and felt, for the first time in my life, absolutely safe. I had bought the house at twenty-two. Fresh off my first deployment, still carrying half my weight in adrenaline and most of my savings in hazard pay. It wasn’t a big house, but it was mine—a three-bedroom Cape Cod on a quiet street with a postage-stamp front porch, oak floors that needed refinishing, and a backyard just large enough for a future I wasn’t yet ready to name. I had sanded those floors myself until my palms blistered. Painted the walls soft gray because white felt too temporary and dark colors made the rooms close in around me. Replaced the kitchen sink, fixed the fence, learned the difference between a mortgage rate and a predatory loan, all while doing reserve training, working rotations, and trying not to become the kind of soldier who couldn’t remember how to be a person at home. The house wasn’t just property. It was the first thing in my life no one could take credit for giving me. Or at least that was what I had believed. By the time I reached the foot of the porch steps, Caleb was smirking. He had always been handsome in the smooth, infuriating way of men who never had to develop depth because beauty and charm bought them too much time. He was thirty-two, broad-shouldered, blond, still carrying enough of his old athletic build that strangers probably still assumed competence when they looked at him. If you didn’t know him, you might see a guy who had once been destined for something big. If you did know him, you saw the rot beneath the polish. He had been the star in our family from birth, though no one would ever admit it that plainly. The boy. The athlete. The one who mattered in that special, unspoken way sons matter to men like my father. My mother died when I was seventeen, and after that the family gravity shifted completely around Richard and Caleb. My father had always liked me best when I was useful and quiet. Caleb, on the other hand, he loved actively. Fiercely. Destructively. Every mistake Caleb made became a problem to solve, never a lesson to absorb. Every broken promise got a fresh excuse. Every debt a new bailout. Every drunken fight, reckless girlfriend, missed opportunity, bad investment, or half-finished dream got wrapped in the same language: he just needs support, he’s going through something, he’s got too much potential to waste. Potential, in my family, was another word for expensive male failure. Caleb had once been a sports star. In high school, he was the quarterback everybody in town came to watch on Friday nights. In college, for one shining year, he was the kind of athlete local papers wrote sentimental pieces about. Then came the blown shoulder, the transfer, the sports betting, the painkillers, the failed attempt at real estate, the online poker, the short-lived gym partnership, the crypto obsession, the inevitable slide from adored prospect to charming parasite. Every time he crashed, my father cushioned the fall with someone else’s money, someone else’s time, someone else’s sacrifice. Usually mine.

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  Skullking266 (@ZachCanis) reported 29 minutes ago

  @BeePlayingGames @ATotalDork That’s because Infinite Warfare was too similar to BO3 and AW and 3 games in a row of Not boots in the ground is the same problem, they should rotate between different time periods AND gameplay, its not complicated