Call of Duty Breaks Free from HQ Launcher
Activision's decision to make Modern Warfare 2 and MW3 standalone downloads is a welcome change. No longer do players need to navigate the cumbersome Call of Duty HQ launcher, which has been criticized as a data management nightmare. This shift could signal a future where all CoD titles are accessible without unnecessary complications. However, the announcement raises concerns about the implications for Warzone, which now requires MW3 to launch. - While this creates a more streamlined experience for some, it complicates access for others. - The call to remove legacy content is a smart move for storage management. Overall, this change is a step in the right direction, but many players are still hoping for a full decentralization from the HQ system.