As if anyone cares... I remain optimistic about COD, since I have been assured by direct communication from the developer that they are still working on it. If the message from them comes to 'funding withdrawn, sorry folks that's it' I will be disappointed, and I will think twice about buying their next product. I already kick myself for buying another title from UBIsoft after the SH5 nonsense.
I think the OP was OK, he seems like a nice kid, managed to keep the swearing down to a couple of words and he is obviously frustrated, but there was a little too much 'I want' yadda yadda for me to take him seriously, but after all he's just kid, they do tend to do that. He has his opinion and he shared it, and a video does avoid some of the misunderstanding that can result from reading messages. It was certainly less extreme than some posters have been here. No need for hating on him, he has a lot to learn and the time to learn it. I would be more sympathetic to someone like my dad who has probably a year at best left in him, and might never get to see the work completed.
A forum can only be as good as its members and there has been some truly foul behaviour round here of late. Whatever your opinion is, personal insults and plain ad hominem attacks show only one thing, the bad attitude of the poster. Call me a fanboy or a whiner all you like, but try to remember exactly how much of a shnizzle I give, which is exactly none. If it really bothers you that much, then you could quite likely benefit from professional help, behavioural therapy, anger management, whatever it takes. Life is too short to worry about a videogame, chalk it up to experience and vote with your wallet in future. For the life of me I can't understand why people are continuously baiting each other here, If I ran these forums I would seriously consider just getting rid of this one, and letting people get their updates from non-interactive sites or through Steam. The forum is a privilege, as is the channel of communication with the developer, neither of these things are a right no matter what you were 'promised' or what you paid. Try to be grateful for it, as I am.
Regards, Sam.