How about now?

Are we all in agreence now that CoD is a terrible game and each one is the same as the last and the servers are getting worse? and we should stop supporting this game on xbox ...

If you don't like it don't support it.

Seems simple enough.

1 billion dollars in sales in 15 days says a lot of people love black ops 2. http://www.forbes.com/sites/davidthier/2012/12/05/call-of-duty-black-ops-2-makes-1-billion-in-sales/

When you divide 1 billion by 60 dollars which is the average cost of the game that means 16,666,666 people bought the game in 15 days. Then you have all the people who have purchased the game since then to now. To me that doesnt sound like everyone agrees the games are terrible.

If you dont like it then thats fine, you dont have to play it.

I still love the series.  The main selling point for me is the 60 fps framerate.  If it wasn't for that I wouldn't be as interested.  I do however love the Battlefield series just as well, but I'm not a huge Medal of Honor guy... 

I really hate COD I've tried them all and they are all the same.. So no I don't support it If I had to get one it would be BO2 which I think is okPoez34

i hate it too.

[QUOTE="Poez34"]I really hate COD I've tried them all and they are all the same.. So no I don't support it If I had to get one it would be BO2 which I think is oksukraj

i hate it too.

The only thing that I like about the CoD games are the single players/campaigns, as for the online multi-players I have only played 3 of them online and didn't play them that much. I guess that I am one of the few. So I will get CoD Ghosts and can't wait to play the single-player/campaign, and I will probably try out the online multi-player on this one because it will be on a new next gen console.

True if you dont like it then you shouldnt play it, So I dont play any of them. but also high sales doesnt mean its a good game it could just be people that wanna follow the mainstream and call them self gamers.. It was a good game back during WaW and MW1 and MW2.. I think that alot of people are just afraid to admit it because they put so much time and money in it but honestly any other FPS multyplayer is better than CoD now a days be it Battlefield or halo or even Homefront.

What I am trying to get at is I want people to admit to them selves its not what it used to be and stop spending money and supporting it so maybe it will change for the better.

What I am trying to get at is I want people to admit to them selves its not what it used to be and stop spending money and supporting it so maybe it will change for the better.

VicariousWolf88

No offense, but there's an extraordinary amount of ignorance in that statement. Who are you to speak for the millions that buy and enjoy CoD?

Millions of people not only buy Call of Duty, but continue to play it after purchasing it, which shows they're enjoying it.  Isn't that the point of games - having fun?  Millions are, obviously.

The vocal group that complains about the game in online message boards are the minority, even though they think they're the majority.

If you're tired of CoD, all I can say is play another series.  You don't have to support CoD.  There's other great games out there to play, so play them.  Let others play and enjoy what they want.

What I am trying to get at is I want people to admit to them selves its not what it used to be and stop spending money and supporting it so maybe it will change for the better.

VicariousWolf88

As I showed above, 1 billion dollars in sales in 15 days is almost 17 million people who enjoy the game. Tell me exactly how are you qualified to tell that many what they should or shouldnt like?

I feel that the last decent Call of Duty was World at War and I'm sure I'll catch three degrees of hell for that, but since then the entire franchise has gone down the drain.

Sadly no matter how much uproar there is about CoD being "horrible", "bland", and "same as the last game"... people are still going to buy it. If you don't like the game, the best thing to do is just stay away from it, don't purchase it, and don't support it. If Call of Duty developers see the franchise dropping in sales, they'll most likely try something new. 

^_^ well maybe one day

I'm not really a fan of the CoD games, but if people enjoy those products I'll respect that. Every person has their own taste in games, and I don't see any reason to try to prevent another person from enjoying their favorite video game in most circumstances.