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Good to know it can sometimes assist people in BO6 as well. Just sorry to hear that Wolfie is still unable to play.
It's okay though, COD is just made by a teency tiny few man indie dev team, so they can't afford to pay for enough people to resolve these issues at all, let alone in a timely manner. We shouldn't blame them for their buggy games, it cannot be helped /s
Kinda sucks when small indie games have way less issues, yet also make far less money, and often dont include micro transactions to keep funding the game. Yet somehow, small indie dev teams often blow us away because, unlike triple A titles like, COD, they actually care about their product. And, despite them having less financial freedom to allocate to fix and resolve problems, they somehow do. Yet these guys cant pay for enough people to try to resolve big issues, or just cant be mithered to fix their games, even with 60-100 quid (gbp) for the game. Plus 25 ish quid a season pass, then all the skin micro transactions, and a booming game franchise
yet they can't resolve a damn thing. Whether they dont hire enough people to, simply are just ignoring the issues, or are delegating all resources to elsewhere... its ♥♥♥♥♥♥, The only way i'll end up with BO6 or any other COD/MW game is if a friend gifts it me. Aint spending no more of my money on these games lol