The series has strayed away from its roots, becoming too lighthearted and unrealistic.

My name is Alan and I'm 58 years old and recently retired Help Desk Manager. I've been a gamer for a long time and I'd like to share my opinion on Call Of Duty. I've been playing Call Of Duty since the first one, and I've loved every version until they started getting a little too silly. Wall running and jumping 50 feet in the air was just too much for me. I also skipped a few versions, like Vanguard, because it felt unpolished and rushed.

However, I do enjoy the latest Modern Warfare games, but I can't help but shake my head at some of the features they introduce. For example, there are My Little Pony guns and skins for rabbit, rat, cat, wolf, and even The Boys. I understand that they're trying to make money, but it just doesn't feel realistic.

I'm a big fan of the story mode in Call Of Duty, and I also enjoy playing multiplayer. My favorite game type is Team Deathmatch, because it feels more realistic. I also like Ground War and Invasion, which have great maps and lots of players.

I used to be a Battlefield gamer, too, but their last few games were disappointing. I think Call Of Duty has a great opportunity to win back some of those players if they focus on realism and history. It would be amazing if they could introduce a two-sided Warzone game type with bigger maps and more players.

Overall, I think gamers are getting tired of the silliness in the game and would appreciate more focus on improving and polishing the game. Offering some features for free on occasion could build a stronger connection with players. I believe that if the developers focus on realism and history, they could keep their existing fanbase and attract new players.

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