Berlin wrote It really isn't a complaint from my part, it's more of a disappointed feeling than anything else. I don't particularly want to have a perfect game like Modern Warfare 2 be released without the multiplayer, which in reality, is what made that game great. Yes, the campaign was also good; yes, these are all just rumors. But, if these are true, what I fail to see is how they believe this is a good idea; unless they're wanting to sell the multiplayer by itself.

I do get what you're saying. I do see a lot of the same people complain about how they're not buying another Call of Duty game and then, when the release date for a new CoD gets close, these same people get hyped up and end up buying the game... Just to complain about how the game doesn't have the same feeling to it as the older Call of Duty games. People will do anything to chase nostalgia nowadays but what they fail to realize is that the demographic is changing; it isn't the '90's kids generation anymore.

And... Really, people? You're going to say you've grown up when you're playing a game like Fortnite? I myself am addicted to playing Fortnite, pretty much play it every day but... Really? You're going to base your supposed "gaming maturity" off of that you're playing FORTNITE now? If anything, PUBG has the more mature and serious gameplay; while Fortnite is the hyped up game of the moment, PUBG has more serious gameplay, even with its 'shitty' quality on Xbox.

"Oh, but Fortnite is free", it's free until you see yourself spending $100 on 10,000 V-Bucks and realizing that no, the game isn't free if you want an actually enjoyable experience because the Free Battle Pass is made to be intentionally boring and they release new skins every 2-3 days to keep people purchasing V-Bucks to grow their skin collection. And then you also realize that you've spent more on V-Bucks that you would have spent just buying the new Call of Duty installment. But as I've said before, none of these game developers are forcing you to purchase their microtransactions; they're not holding a gun to your head or holding a family member hostage. You purchase microtransactions because you want to.