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if map packs sales are down maybe the developers will get the hint. post before, whats next after wall running and jumping all over the maps..after two wars in the middle east there would be a ton of game play and ideas.:tinfoil3::tinfoil3::tinfoil3:

 

I just want a better single player campaign. Developers have been spending less and less amount of money and time in this aspect. I get it about the multiplayer and I enjoy them, but to get used to a game, I need practice which can be helped by having a better, engaging, fun campaign.

 

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I don't find anything boring in the futuristic themes of the game but I think that your idea is great. Do you remember the time when Call of Duty 1,2 was released? Everyone was crazy about that game. They can remaster the old game to new one with new graphics and visual effects with the same concept of the story.

 

I want the older games back because I just suck at Advanced Warfare. Some of the futuristic stuff is cool, but I do like the simpler gameplay of Black ops and Modern warfare. Either way, I'm looking forward to see what comes next. Whether they remaster old classics or they continue with the futuristic theme, it's all good with me.

 

I definitely wouldn't mind a return to the past. The futuristic stuff was awesome, but it does get a little stale. A new storyline for past wars would be cool.

 

I love the vertical stuff in Battlefield. It really is puzzling CoD has never really adapted to that type of gameplay. Who doesn't enjoy riding around in a jet.

 

Yeah, maybe my desire for older type games is that I'm just not as good in the newer games. The WW2 games were so simple in retrospect, but were amazing to play regardless of its simplicity.

 

I'd really like a new WW2 CoD. I don't like the direction the franchise's going at, getting more and more futuristic with every new game. I feel like all the new gadgets and jump boosts are slowly ruining the gameplay and I miss the old days when there were just 3 kill streak rewards and no thermal scope style stuff. I'd, personally, love a combination between CoD 2 and MW, but that probably wouldn't be very popular within Activision's target audience.

 

I didn't mind the futuristic stuff at first. I thought it was the coolest thing ever, but it does get a little old after a while. I would love to see them go back to a traditional gameplay of the old CODs.

 

I always look forward to the campaigns first. It's the first thing I like to player before going into multiplayer. It's a great way to get a good feeling for the game before playing online.

 

The series had to try something new like you say, but I'm not entirely sure if it's worked out all that well either to be honest.

While people did want to see Call of Duty go in a different direction, I'm not sure that this is what they had in mind.

 

I'm honestly not a big fan of remasters, especially for the Call of Duty games. I'd rather they come up with something brand new and revisit the older settings instead of just doing an hd remaster of their games.

 

This is likely what they had in mind when developing the game. They intended on going the futuristic route and they accomplished what they wanted to do. It just feels weird because it is so different from previous games.

 

It certainly was different, and maybe your right and that's why it took so long for people to get used to it.

That's not to say that it wasn't a popular, bestselling game because it was, but I think most people only bought it because of the Call of Duty title, not because of what the game was actually about.