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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  🏎💨 (@xricardo392) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Fiend2Society They are no problems…they made this gem of a cod and decided to make a new one every year with bs that’s never the same or the same repititive bs that NO ONE asks.

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  @mrd1990 (@mrd2090) reported 6 minutes ago

  @CallofDuty @CODUpdates fix the Care package mode i can’t change it to a scorestreak

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  Evropaios Gavros (@TheRe4lDorian) reported 7 minutes ago

  @illitaret @ModernWarzone I get tired cause the convo around that is disproportionate to the people affected. Mnk is what? 10% of the COD gamers? Not even? Whereas the game has real **** to fix such as visibility issues, screen shaking etc. Also I mind HOW you guys are making this convo aka crying.

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  🖤 (@nickpleiades) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Grzegor36492298 @JimmyWilliamsx @tdawgsmitty I wish this was the case, I’d play CoD if it was. The problem is new CoD games have uneven and unbalanced skill expression, meaning you can be in a lobby where everyone is at the same approximated skill level but the way they play will dramatically affect the outcome of gunfights. Simply sliding and jumping around like you’re a lubed up grasshopper inflates your likelihood of winning each gunfight by a massive margin. Until the movement is addressed the SBMM will never feel right.

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  Dhirendra Singh Bisht (@dhirendra342) reported 10 minutes ago

  @JioMart @JioMart_Support — Please explain this pricing discrepancy. MRP: ₹452 Discount: ₹5 Delivery: FREE COD/Total: ₹477 ₹452 − ₹5 = ₹447, yet the COD amount is ₹477 — an unexplained ₹30 difference. If ₹30 is a COD/handling/service charge, why isn’t it separately disclosed? I have now escalated this matter to the National Consumer Helpline @nch_india. (NCH). Docket No.: XXXXXX52 Please provide the complete price breakup and basis for this charge. #JioMart #ConsumerRights #ConsumerProtection

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  Mark (@firstnameMark) reported 11 minutes ago

  Half an Hour Moving AND Uninstalling games JUST for a Few Days Beta?! 😡🎮 THEN, OVER 30GB in Internal since @CallOfDuty NEVER showed HOW many GB were Needed?! 😠 Two System Errors before I even Start Settings. 😬 Finish & now a LOUD Cricket Outside! 😧🦗 #GamingLife #MW4Beta

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  TheUnforgiven (@TheUnforgiven51) reported 12 minutes ago

  @zeymsy @CallofDuty @InfinityWard As long as you sheep keep buying the game then why should they change anything? You spend all your time complaining but still give them money. Buying a game that you know you will spend the whole year complaining is literally contributing to the problem.

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  Kevin Sredz (@KSredz) reported 13 minutes ago

  @hardcoreav @The_One_Boom @InfinityWard Too campy? My games last night were nothing but people running, jumping, and sliding around. Camping is not an issue lol

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  Addy The Baddy (@Addythebaddy_1) reported 21 minutes ago

  Anyone else kills and death broken on mw4? #callofduty #mw4

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  Marty (@martyuk26) reported 22 minutes ago

  @reallywonkyrich @SkyNews Wonky, you're measuring the wrong thing. GDP percentage tells you how much money an industry generates relative to the total economy. It doesn't tell you whether that industry matters. Farming is 0.6% of GDP. Should we stop growing food? Water utilities are a fraction of GDP. Should we stop treating water? The fire service is a rounding error in GDP terms. Should we close the stations? Some industries matter not because of their GDP contribution but because of what happens when they don't exist. When your domestic fishing fleet dies, you don't lose 0.03% of GDP. You lose: Food sovereignty 80% of fish imported means 80% dependent on someone else's supply chain, someone else's pricing, someone else's standards. Coastal communities Brixham, Plymouth, Grimsby, Peterhead. When the fleet goes, the town goes. The processing plants close. The chandleries close. The pubs close. The school loses pupils. GDP doesn't measure that. National security an island that can't feed itself from its own waters is an island that can be starved by a trade dispute. Iceland doesn't protect fishing because it's 12% of GDP. Iceland protects fishing because without it, Iceland doesn't function as a country. We had the same choice. We chose GDP metrics over food security. How's that working out at £15.40 for cod and chips?

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  Ian Man (@IanMan20onYT) reported 23 minutes ago

  Hijack is unplayable right now because of a glitch during the 2nd round that makes it to where one team can sit on their point in spawn and score infinitely. Idk what causes it but it has now happened twice @CallofDutyCM @InfinityWard

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  Luigi11Ism (@Luigi11Ism) reported 23 minutes ago

  @alt0vf @Fiend2Society i see MW19 as a perfect COD, i didn’t play it when it first came out, i played it at the end of season 2. yes maps were ***, yes the game’s optimization was soo ***. but i genuinely did not have an issue with SBMM, all because arab people are legit cracked at the game.

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  Dylan Velez (@Valyd_) reported 23 minutes ago

  I STG THIS BEST PLAY SYSTEM BROKEN????? I GOT A TRIPLLE COLLAT W/ 2 OTHER KILLS RIGHT AFTER AND A 4 PIECE **** CAM GETS IT???? @InfinityWard WHYYYY DO U HATE MY COOL *** PLAYSSSSS?!?!?!!?!

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  Леонхардт 🌲🔻 (@DudebroCHUD) reported 24 minutes ago

  @RealJohnShepSR1 I am speaking from personal experience of being acquainted with some of the modders and their neverending drama they had on nexus and discord. They think the best way to fix the dogshit gunplay is just making it more like CoD or Tarkov.

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  Tsukii. (@TsukiiHollow) reported 24 minutes ago

  @InfinityWard This version of the game is good, don’t mess this up, we have a good call of duty, fix matchmaking and do your stuff, this time we back