FTFY

dieing faster makes the game take more skill not less. bops 2 was based on internet not skill.

if they do that it's easier actually because i can just win the gunfight 2v2's are based on luck in snd alot of times because of how open everything is vs whats being watched and timing plays a bigger factor and freight has alot of options of where they could be at any moment

so hardcore requires the most skill

no hardcore is different hardcore requires knowledge of the game nobody actually gets into gunfights in hardcore you just learn prefires and wallbangs and nade the bomb every 20 seconds

bullets registering properly and 3-4 bullet kills being consistent is completely different. black ops 2 wasn't a good game online. it simply wasn't.

this^ ..the same goes for BO1. the thought of taking more bullets to die in theory sounds like the game requires better accuracy, but when the hitbox doesn't even align with the character, then good accuracy doesn't mean shit.


the game is the same. campers are a fact of CoD. the only reason you're dying is you're caring less and less about learning the maps, routes, and spawns, and checking corners. don't blame the game for your apathy to check corners frequently or ignorance of popular routes and spawns.

No its not. Bunch of new generation gamers in here it seems. Half of which have never played the older COD games. No1 moves in Ghosts. Everyone is scared to die. Go play Mw2 or even Mw3 and you will encounter less campers and have way more fun. There are campers in all the COD games yes, but Ghosts is infested with them.

Plenty of shit all over the Internet to support my claim that Ghosts is the worst COD to date.

And as for the spawns, I cant tell you how many times I've respawned after being killed and been shot in the back in 3 seconds or less

Campaign was fun, multiplayer is shit garbage.

I've encountered a lot more campers during my MW3 days than on Ghosts.



As for older CoD's, nothing compares to Shipment/Killhouse spawns.