Call of Duty Thread - Potential return to form? Or nothing but cope on the horizon? You decide!

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White Devil said:
Pretty sure most if not all militaries back then would have purged an out gay man.
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I can literally picture the writer smugly thinking himself extremely clever and punching up, but completely ignoring that coming out during that time was already difficult enough, in the military it would make full metal jacket look like a comedy and in an actual war put you on the fast lane to eat a friendly bullet. point is any military would have been doing them a service.

failing basic math just tops it off, whoever shat that blurb out needs to get out of writing and pick up a real world wagie job.

Jack Awful said:
When was the term "partner" popularized? Even if being gay was socially acceptable in the 40s, wouldn't he say "husband"?
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husband assumes marriage, and gay marriage wasn't really a thing in the 1940's or earlier.
 
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I've recently hopped back on to Modern Warfare 2 after being heavily nostalgia'd by nuke commentarys. It turns out people are still fucking playing it on PS3, there's even a decent amount of seemingly new players. Its still a blast in spite of some of the infamous shit being spammed (tubing, painkiller, commando). Anyone else here still playing? If so, what loadouts are you rocking and how active is the playerbase on your platform?
 
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UncleAircraftGun said:
I've recently hopped back on to Modern Warfare 2 after being heavily nostalgia'd by nuke commentarys. It turns out people are still fucking playing it on PS3, there's even a decent amount of seemingly new players. Its still a blast in spite of some of the infamous shit being spammed (tubing, painkiller, commando). Anyone else here still playing? If so, what loadouts are you rocking and how active is the playerbase on your platform?
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I do wonder how big of a jump the games could get if they were added to Game Pass with the recent acquisition.
 
xXx: State of the Union said:
I do wonder how big of a jump the games could get if they were added to Game Pass with the recent acquisition.
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Depends on if those games are filled with hackers, and how long Microsoft plans to keep 360 servers running.

If hacking's at a minimal and the servers remain online, I can see them getting decently popular again if Microsoft advertises them.
 
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I'm bummed that despite the recent acquistion, CoD will STILL be annualized for a time. If Vanguard and Cold War's launch proved anything, it's that Call of Duty cannot afford to be annualized again. Espeically with Warzone bloating game optimization since Modern Warfare.

Vault Boy said:
Depends on if those games are filled with hackers, and how long Microsoft plans to keep 360 servers running.

If hacking's at a minimal and the servers remain online, I can see them getting decently popular again if Microsoft advertises them.
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I hope MS makes Activision discount the DLC to free like what 343i did to earlier Halos before the shutdown. I do like the idea of paying for DLC from ten year old games.
 
Vault Boy said:
Depends on if those games are filled with hackers, and how long Microsoft plans to keep 360 servers running.

If hacking's at a minimal and the servers remain online, I can see them getting decently popular again if Microsoft advertises them.
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they'll just do it so people have a reason to keep their gamepass sub. with singleplayer games you sub a month, complete them all and then drop. part of their reasons they bought activision was to have multiplayer games in their portfolio people play for a long a time.
 
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