'CODHQ' WAS ACTIVISION'S WORST DECISION

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They have to put the individual games back, this "creating a launcher to put together the latest CODs" is one of the worst decisions the company had.

[Ахтунг Члени]

Not he-he

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Originally posted by 𝔹𝕆ℝ𝕀𝕊:

Not he-he

Yes, joking aside, it is one of the worst decisions he could have made, since if you want to start the game, you have to open CODHQ, select the game, it takes you out and then it opens the other video game, it's pathetic hahaha

[Zife]

Yes CODHQ is Trash! I don't know why i still need to update anything when all i want to do is play DMZ.. i don't need a patch for MW3 when i want nothing to do with it. Thanks for the cut scene on every Battle Pass i care nothing about. That is programming waste of time if i ever seen it.
Arma Reforger it is! COD ♥♥♥♥ the bed again.

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Originally posted by Zife:

Yes CODHQ is Trash! I don't know why i still need to update anything when all i want to do is play DMZ.. i don't need a patch for MW3 when i want nothing to do with it. Thanks for the cut scene on every Battle Pass i care nothing about. That is programming waste of time if i ever seen it.
Arma Reforger it is! COD ♥♥♥♥ the bed again.

This is exactly what I mean, the launcher forces you to have to update other things from other CODs or simply be involved with other CODs when maybe you just want to play something specific.

[The_Evaluator]

so why? Basically the TLDR is Xbox and Playstation have a Limited amount of space, and if you haven't noticed COD it a massive file and at some point wont fit on Xbox. so this allows you to Uninstall the sections u don't use like Campaign after you complete it so you can receive update for Warzone with out having to uninstall the whole game and reinstall it every time a new Update or addition happens

According to Activision
"Call of Duty HQ was developed to bring players benefits like Carry Forward, easier file size management, and more seamless switching between Call of Duty®: Warzone™ and the latest annual releases. Call of Duty HQ is the front door for Call of Duty across all console and PC platforms. Within Call of Duty HQ, players have control over the footprint of their Call of Duty experience on their platform of choice, and it’s all contained within one unified location.

By navigating to the ‘manage files’ section within Call of Duty HQ on any respective platform, players will see each area of game content from Modern Warfare III, Warzone, and Modern Warfare II listed as separate sections. Modern Warfare III and Modern Warfare II include the modes unique to those titles. For example, Modern Warfare III separately lists the files for Campaign and Multiplayer (which includes Zombies content).

From this menu, players can reduce overall footprint size by uninstalling specific content no longer being actively played. If you finished a particular mode and do not wish to play it again, you can go into ‘manage files’ within Call of Duty HQ settings on your platform to remove those files."

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Originally posted by The_Evaluator:

so why? Basically the TLDR is Xbox and Playstation have a Limited amount of space, and if you haven't noticed COD it a massive file and at some point wont fit on Xbox. so this allows you to Uninstall the sections u don't use like Campaign after you complete it so you can receive update for Warzone with out having to uninstall the whole game and reinstall it every time a new Update or addition happens

According to Activision
"Call of Duty HQ was developed to bring players benefits like Carry Forward, easier file size management, and more seamless switching between Call of Duty®: Warzone™ and the latest annual releases. Call of Duty HQ is the front door for Call of Duty across all console and PC platforms. Within Call of Duty HQ, players have control over the footprint of their Call of Duty experience on their platform of choice, and it’s all contained within one unified location.

By navigating to the ‘manage files’ section within Call of Duty HQ on any respective platform, players will see each area of game content from Modern Warfare III, Warzone, and Modern Warfare II listed as separate sections. Modern Warfare III and Modern Warfare II include the modes unique to those titles. For example, Modern Warfare III separately lists the files for Campaign and Multiplayer (which includes Zombies content).

From this menu, players can reduce overall footprint size by uninstalling specific content no longer being actively played. If you finished a particular mode and do not wish to play it again, you can go into ‘manage files’ within Call of Duty HQ settings on your platform to remove those files."

I simply want to install MW3. Why am I forced to install Warzone, DMZ and everything else? It's okay, I can delete it later, but I find it unnecessary to have to force myself to install Warzone when I only want to play MWIII MP

[The_Evaluator]

That is understandable but you are only think about today, they are thinking what happens when Cod Gulf War comes out and when Cod 2025 and 2026 arrives, they will need the space on the Xbox or Playstation so this allows for you to uninstall MW!!! MP to play Cod GW MP and Cod 4 MP with out a full wipe and Install

[ElHave]

when tehy made a good choice? Even if they cant develop fine the game, imagine managing

[Valentine]

The app is actual bloatware. My computer struggles to run anytime it's doing something, evening uninstalling, relating to cod hq. And my pc is by no means a slow or old computer. How did they mess it up this poorly?!

[Cmdo.Delta]

Yeah it's absolutely trash and a waste of time. I really dislike it. Wish there was a way to bypass to start the game straight.

[_MaZ_TeR_]

Worse decision are the god awful ADHD maps that promote spawn switching every 20 seconds. What happened to good maps like Raid and Firing Range?