This blog post has alot of personal opinions that many will not like You've been Warned.
Call of Duty was one of my favorite shooters alongside Battlefield a few years back but their is something that is pulling me away from the next iteration.
I've use to always enjoy Call of Duty, working hard to get a 7 killstreak to get my Chopper/Dogs in cod 4 and Waw helping my team win and trying to not die to cost the game which by the way happened plenty of times.
Call of Duty does one thing right, throws you into a easy to play shooter and you will have fun in killing games like Tdm And Free for all but what does it do wrong?
Call of duty is not the best game to have objective gamemodes in, the only good ones are Sabatoge and Search and Destroy but the rest are really bad.
Why do i think that? It's not necessarily that they are bad ideas, they are very good infact and have alot of potential but they need some work. Specifically Domination and Demolition.
What are the problems you may ask? Well Call of Duty never had much of an empasis with teamwork which is a big problem if you want to win a game. The people that play Call of Duty never try to Capture Objectives and when then do want to they do nothing to defend these points, you may see one guy defending while alot of people are attacking and ultimatly you will lose that point in domination because of lack of communication that the community that call of duty has. But that's not even the worse part because if you play with friends you can do very good in all gamemodes if you all communicate very well which is very rewarding.
Another problem is the spawn system in call of duty. Generally the spawn system is decent in game modes like Tdm and Free for All but in game modes like Domination and Demolition they are plagued with spawn campers. This is really one of the worst parts about this game and is a reason that i say call of duty is for people that only want kills. In domination a good squad will generally take over 2 points and spawn kill everyone at the third point and they will all spawn in a certain area which people have locked down and ruins the hole game and i know from experience it's no fun getting spawn killed.
What can they do to fix this problem? Well having more spawn points will cause everyone to spread out more during spawns partially elimating spawn camping and by making people not spawn if someone spawn in a certain area if their is an enemy looking at that spot.
For people to have a bigger emphasis on teamwork i think what should be done is to reward people a much bigger amount of points when defending and less for attacking. Give people points when they're defending someone with a flag/Bomb even if they don't kill anyone just following the guy is enough and will help the team alot because if someone does try to kill him you will ultimatly help
A few other things i don't like that really should be removed is Chopper Gunner type killstreaks. To make it less cheap they should make it so when they are shooting at us they don't see a Red Square Box marking where we are at, i know they have a perk for this but you have to get it pro (in black ops/Mw2) which is a hassle if your a begginer starting off because it's almost impossible to attempt to blow up the gunner without dying.
Maybe the removal of controlled perks will be good as well.
Make maps that are less campable as well because we all know this is a problem in all Call of Dutys which is a reason i like Battlefield alot because in that game we can blow up their hiding spots.
Remember Call of Duty Mw3 has yet to be released and we have barley any details about the multiplayer until May 23 and i can't wait to take a peek at that and see if they fixed any of the issues adressed.
I am expecting an epic Campaign and Spec op in this game i want to add multiplayer to that list.
*Some of the things i say arn't really a big issue as i make it out to be but they do exist*
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