Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Outage Map

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Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Issues Reports

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  アレック (@OffBrandProduct) reported 8 minutes ago

  When you buy something for $70 billion and you continue to let the franchise that needed to be sold operate the exact same way they have been that got them to where they are, you get issues like this. OFC COD is a huge reason why. COD isn’t even a real video game anymore.

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  Rogon Usaryis (@RogonUsaryis) reported 9 minutes ago

  @ExtremelyPurple @BMittzzz thats the problem, most games to me just feel like a different version of cod or halo lmao at least any game involving fps lol

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  KMB_TM-N-E_ Sling (@KmbSling89059) reported 9 minutes ago

  @JadedFox I wish I can even play cod but I crash when I try and load into a game…. Oneday cod can fix their stuff

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  BladesGTS (@BladesGTS) reported 10 minutes ago

  hey @Treyarch @Activision @CallofDuty if yall ain't gonna release the Bo1 and bo2 ports soon can yall at least fix BO7 zombies It wont let me choose any map

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  lils (@itslilsyetagain) reported 11 minutes ago

  @IamJustAz @ankleknuckle this just doesnt happen with cod or fortnite or any other game unless youre 80 years old and have 2 second input lag on pressing left mouse

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  sammy (@sammy2thousand) reported 14 minutes ago

  @ATVIAssist please help me fix my call of duty or I’m going to ******* kill my self and my roomate Simon thank you

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  DogeIt (@dogeit13) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Activision cod is ******* horrible. How are players supposed to play when you lag their shooting. My ai detected that your game lags my shots 97 percent of the time. Hit markets are present. Gta6 will put out of business.

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  Gavin Yu (@GavinYu56529327) reported 21 minutes ago

  @MetaDemonReal @kzaputas4000 That's a major pet peeve I have with the fanbase. Unwillingness to admit so many if Bungie's problems. Maybe we should get the OG players to comment. The ones who abandoned Halo for CoD years ago on 360 in the late 2000s.

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  Clarence Moscato (@_Sc00bz_) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Brammflakes @BigfryTV As long as MTX doesn't affect gameplay then it's nbd. Looking at games like CoD and R6 where the cosmetics can affect gameplay, then yeah it's a problem. CS is a good example of MTX not affecting gameplay (unless you count agent skins). Idc how much a game is as long as it's fun.

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  posting NO 9-5 (@christian_belan) reported 26 minutes ago

  @ghillieicu @RavenSoftware @CallofDuty There r no cheaters in wz lol, just skill issue

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  King Of Gamers (@KingOfGamersUK) reported 27 minutes ago

  @HazzadorGamin Sell COD before any of these, the game has been awful for years and now removing it from Game Pass makes the acquisition pointless. Will perform even worse this year with no hype generated from GP. If people didn't play it whilst in the service, you know its bad.

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  Eniola Kemi 🇦🇷 (@kemimoo4) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Mamaxboyrg Wat cod be the problem

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  nigel (@nothinglikenygl) reported 39 minutes ago

  ? Go play ranked cod or premier cs. Youll see a real cheating problem real quick

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  none (@Chronister57609) reported 39 minutes ago

  @Swiftly_sliding @Halo High end graphics require a ton of space. Games need patches and updates most games do free updates consistently. Cod needs constant substantial updates same with fortnite thats modern gaming my guy games used to be riddled with bugs and only way to fix was a re release of disc

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  Matti O🤖¯\_(ツ)_/¯ (@Triforcetrader) reported 40 minutes ago

  What Qullamaggie did was incredibly generous, and the trading community is better because of it. I loved having his streams on in the background while watching my algos in horror or playing COD and Halo. But what he did is not the same thing as what many trading educators do today. People keep making apples-to-oranges comparisons. He wasn't running a paid community, providing trade alerts, building structured educational content, answering thousands of customer questions, processing refunds, handling billing, managing employees, or dealing with all the other bullshit that comes with running a business. No sane person signs up for all of that for free. If Kristjan had wanted to do those things, news flash—he would've charged for it. He chose a different path. He got to show up, trade, talk ****, answer questions, make a lot of money, and log off. He wasn't beholden to customers, employees, or a business. In my opinion, that's the smartest way to do it if your goal is freedom while still enjoying a community around your trading. For God's sake, in Market Wizards, he even says on page 23: "I never mentioned any trades I made during these livestream sessions." That alone should end half the comparisons. When you run a paid service people expect alerts. They expect hand holding. They expect customer support. They expect educational videos, content, Instagram, blah blah, all the things that have nothing to do with trading. And when a trade loses, they want someone to blame. That's the reality of running a paid service. Choosing to share your knowledge for free is admirable. Choosing to build a business around your knowledge and charge for it is also perfectly legitimate. Those ideas aren't contradictory. Kristjan chose personal freedom over building a company. He wanted to trade and share his ideas publicly not spend his life managing customers and the endless cycle that comes with monetizing an audience. Money changes the relationship. The moment someone pays, expectations change completely. These simply aren't equivalent comparisons. If I could do it over again, I probably would've either charged significantly more for everything that went into running my businessespecially before AI made content creation dramatically easieror just done what Kristjan did. His path was almost certainly far less stressful. And let's not forget one more thing: Without paid trading communities that invested years into educating traders, many people, including Kristjan wouldn't have had access to the knowledge that helped shape their own trading. The industry didn't begin with free Twitter threads and livestreams. The reality is simple: there isn't one "correct" way to contribute. Some people choose to give everything away. Others choose to build businesses. Both are valid. The mistake is pretending they're the same thing. Plus now he has has this, which can take him anywhere in the world.