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While Marvel Rivals enjoys a surge in popularity, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is facing significant challenges. Prominent YouTubers have raised concerns over a noticeable decline in player engagement. Some have ceased producing content for Activision's title, and competitive scene legends are openly expressing their frustrations with the game's current state.
OpTic Scump, a renowned figure in the Call of Duty community, has declared that the series is experiencing unprecedented difficulties. He attributes the game's woes to the premature release of the ranked mode and a malfunctioning anti-cheat system, which has led to an influx of cheaters. Scump believes this is the root cause of the game's issues.
In a similar vein, FaZe Swagg, another popular streamer, dramatically quit playing Call of Duty on a live stream due to persistent connectivity problems. He switched to Marvel Rivals, and his stream even included a real-time counter displaying the number of hackers he encountered in the game.
These issues are compounded by the heavy nerfing of the zombies mode, which has slowed down the acquisition of coveted camouflage skins, and an overabundance of cosmetic items. Critics argue that the game offers numerous monetization options but lacks substantial improvements. Given the substantial budgets the Call of Duty franchise once enjoyed, the current situation is both understandable and alarming. Player patience has its limits, and it seems the series is approaching a critical juncture.
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