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It is undoubtedly a tall task to release the same game every year while keeping it fresh and relevant enough to be a financial success. People were still playing Call of Duty before 2019, but a majority of the player base that was there for the Modern Warfare 2 days had left. The franchise had departed from realistic landscapes and instead opted to thrust us into space. Every campaign came with a nuclear holocaust. Call of Duty becam꧟e bogged down by gimmicks, and ൩people stopped caring.
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I can speak from personal experience as to how Modern Warfare has been able to recreate that classic Call of Duty experience. It's the first Call of Duty title I've purchased since 2012's Black Ops II, and it's the first online shooter that has been able to hook me since Overwatch. Not only that, but a large handful of my friends that played with me back in the day have also come back, and sitting in a Call of Duty lobby with them for the first time i🔯n 7 or 8 years has been a welcomed nostalgia trip.
Modern Warfare truly is a return to form for the franchise, and it's exciting to see where it will go from here. Here's hoping that Activision will opt to continue updating it rather than struggling to come up with something new again in Fall 2020. Either way, it's great to see that Call of Duty is officially back.