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Originally Posted by CaptainDoggles
With all due respect MP, i think this attitude right here is part of the problem.
We should all commit to boycott BoM until 1C gets CLOD into shape.
If they know we'll all just buy BoM anyways, then there's no incentive for them to get better. It's the reason EA and Activision get away with making the exact same Call of Duty every 2 years: fanboys buy it, regardless of anything.
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Originally Posted by David Hayward
There is no need to pledge to boycott BOM. They seem to be completely aware that they have to fix CoD.
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Pretty much.
I would go so far as to suggest that buying BoM before (if at all) CloD is fixed could be a useful barometer for insanity.
My view of CloD has been up and down since the beginning.... sometimes I am happy-ish, sometimes in love with it, sometimes can't stand the sight of it....... it's been a roller coaster ride..... like one of those teenage love affairs that end badly and yet.... damn did you have some fun! Would you do it again? Heck no! (Unless you could keep the wild, if somewhat exhausting, moments and edit the rest out.)
BoM? Once bitten..... or as a certain President would try and say: Fool me...erm...twice...erm.....
It's all about hope and faith at the moment. Some have lost their faith entirely. Some never had much faith at all once they paid the cash and got stung. Some, like me, are losing faith rapidly but hoping it will be restored like an atheist desperate for a sign they may be wrong (Apart from the flaming eternal one at the end, hopefully.
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1C are going to have to pull one heck of a rabbit out of the top hat and, not trying to apply pressure here...... we are talking the king of rabbits before any sane person will slam their money down on the counter.
Here is to hope... however much or little there is.
Now I'm off to play 1946.