Activision knows the real problem with Call of Duty is its relentless 12-month cycle, but it simply wont end unless you stop playing
The recent release of Black Ops 7 has been met with a tepid response, indicating a growing dissatisfaction among players. Activision's insistence on a 12-month cycle is detrimental, preventing innovation and meaningful updates. Players are increasingly vocal about their frustrations, and it's about time Activision listens. - The lack of substantial content leads to repetitive gameplay. - Multiplayer modes feel stale, lacking fresh ideas. If the community collectively steps back, perhaps Activision will reconsider its approach and focus on quality over quantity. In the end, only player actions can drive the change needed for a better gaming experience. For further insights, check out this article. The future of the franchise hinges on our choices as consumers.
