will people ever get tired of cod as a whole ?

i think the games are okay but gosh people go crazy every time a new one comes out... just dont get the hype...

I played 2, 3 & 4 and have never touched the series since then.

The only bad one was Ghosts.

Doesn’t seem like it.

Why try to understand? The fact that players have different tastes from me is good enough.

@goldenelementxl: And Advanced Warfare, Blops3, Infinife War, all also suck.

I only got really interested in the franchise when Modern Warfare came out and I still very much enjoy them to this day. I was very disappointed that they dropped the single player campaign in Black Ops 4 though and haven’t picked up the game, yet. It still looks really good though and I am interested in playing the new Blackout mode. I’m hoping that they still put in the single player campaigns in the future games.

Probably not. I really enjoy zombies. If they ever made it standalone. I would just buy that.

Advanced Warfare and Infinite Warfare had pretty cool campaigns and solid multiplayer. BLOPS 3 was solid, but probably the weakest of those 3. But suck? Nah... They were the best selling games the year they released. Sounds like you might be in the minority there... A message board gamer in the minority? Sounds about right.

I am too lazy too google sales numbers...

My point is...the worst selling CoD still manages to sell 15...20...25 million copies every year lol.

No matter how bad it gets, people will buy it.

Apparently not; as it continues to sell well. I did jump into Black Ops IV and enjoyed Blackout, Zombies, & a bit of multiplayer but it was short. Maybe put about a month into the game and haven't touched it since.

Dropped the series after black ops.

Every year I see COD games going on sale sooner and sooner, so yeah I'd definitely think so.

You also have to realise that COD used to be a trend setter, now it follow trends... It already copied Titanfall, Battle Royale and countless other, better games.

@R4gn4r0k: To be fair, they made Titanfall. So they just copied themselves.

And call of duty started as a medal of honor allied assault clone, your point ? :P

Black Ops 4 is the first COD game I haven't bought. Battle Royal is garbage and cutting my explosive hollywood bam bam campaign out of it to have it be replaced by that is considered high treason.

Treyarch were always little fuckers.

no one talks about COD anymore. people did lost interest. its not longer most popular.

beside I only liked COD1 and 2. rest are meh.

Don't mind the campaigns, but usually I play a CoD game about 3 years after it first comes out. In saying that, I quite enjoyed the World War II one that came out in 2017 (I actually picked that up a couple days after release after playing it at a friend's house). Otherwise, don't touch online with CoD.

I got 2 & 3 as gifts and played them out of respect to the person who gave them to me & got 4 on the cheap. I can't say I really liked either of them, but finished them all on the hardest difficulty as I like a challenge, and the mile high achievement was a real bitch to get on 4, after that I said I would never play another CoD and never have.

I’ll never understand why some people care what others enjoy. You don’t like the franchise or are sick of them fine - don’t buy them. But scolding the fans or pretending to be that ‘superior gamer’ is odd and wreaks of jealousy.

It's not up to the audience to get tired, but up to the devs to drop the ball.

At this point the only defining features of the series are first person perspective and armed conflict. Anything else is up for change.

CoD can keep reinventing itself and keep fresh ad infinitum.

There will be no singleplayer for COD moving forward.

It basically costs them too much money and multiplayer is a money printer for them: season passes, day one DLC, microtransactions, lootboxes.

SP= costs money

MP= makes money

to put it simple

@R4gn4r0k: Oh, I know. It's why I went with Battlefield V this year. War Stories are alright-ish.

@R4gn4r0k: In retrospect, the SP is what is most mocked about in the later games. The multiplayer is what brings in the big numbers because quite frankly, it’s still brilliant and the leader in the genre.

I liked Nordlys, Tirallieur and The Last Tiger. They had plenty of great gameplay and story moments.

Under no flag felt like some extended tutorial.

You aren't interested in doing Battlefield V multiplayer I assume ? :p

You can always play some coop, they are launching that soon.

To each their own but I feel COD multiplayer is absolute trash.

I tried getting into COD: WWII multiplayer, war mode was alright, because it was the only mode that wasn't completely braindead. But it just lacked anything that made the original COD games great and those were games I put hundreds of hours into multiplayer.

Will people ever get tired of Mario?

@R4gn4r0k: I might do some multiplayer rounds one of these days. I like the action.

If you want some focussed action that's more about teamplay than just all around chaos I'd recommend Frontlines and Breakthrough game modes.

I reckon you'd like BF V multiplayer, it has something for everyone:

-Teamplayer (medic, support)

-Leaning back and trying to pop some heads (sniper)

-Agressive player (assault)

-Tanks

-Planes

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@R4gn4r0k: I usually play Conquest. Is that still in this or did they rename it?

Conquest is the classic mode :D Yeah, it's still in.

They are also returning Rush mode soon, I'm very much looking forward to it.

Conquest supports every map, there is even a map in Belgium for BF V conquest, based around tank warfare:

@R4gn4r0k: Sounds sweet. Yeah, might even jump on that later this evening.

For real, even the Dutch maps are so sweet, all the sign names are in Dutch :P

Nice. I like that.

The cycle of current gamers getting old and young, new gamers moving up from the kiddie ranks never ends. So......nope.

Can that be said for any popular gaming franchise created under heaven? At least try to have an open mind and be educated about franchises you know little of instead of being ignorant about them. You may come to understand them much better and perhaps become interested in them.