Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Is A Full Price $70 Game

Stopped buying Call of Duty after Black Ops 2. $70 for Call of Duty is the insane, glad I out grew the franchise in my 20's.

Just so everyone know, Activision filed a patent that allows for real time adjustment of gameplay mechanics like gun accuracy, damage you do, damage they do to, etc, and its purpose is to prioritize "fun for all" over "competitiveness for all."

You can look on the Steam forums from around the time the last game was hot. You can most likely google it with ease. Its a real thing, and I am by no means pulling this out of my a**.

Its something you really need to consider when purchasing any of these games, and frankly other devs are probably doing something like it too, its just that this patent was "caught" and also caught in action in the last game (MW2 also I think? I played dozens of hours then quit. What an impression it left on me /s lol)

Should this diverge into some sort of arguement, you would get me to cite official patent sources pretty quick, I just dont feel like going to government run websites to find it.

COD SUUUUCKS. I wait for it to be free, like the Cold War crapfest or for it to fall into the 9.99 bin.

The series hasn't been good or done anything original since Advanced Warfare and that's about 10 years old.

$70 dollars for the same game with a fresh coat of paint is a JOKE.

they can suck my balls, I won't give them no money

We can get away with it.

Eat it up.

$70 u.s. dollar seem like a standard for new and upcoming games.

cheaper then the others then, that's what we payin in swe or more for standard games. 5 hour campaigns, I might buy it when it is on sale under 20 , 10 years from now.

Isn't this standard pricing for an AAA full package game?

I'm more pissed at them asking 20 bucks for +5 years old CoDs with dead mp.

Ever since CoD went mainstream with Modern Warfare in 2007 there have only been two games that were universally considered "bad" by the fanbase. Infinite Warfare and WWII. Some came close to a portion of the fanbase. Ghosts, Black Ops 4, and Cold War. But those along with all other CoDs there are haters, crybabies, and fans.

With 10s of millions of players for each game of course you are going to always see remarks online of this sucks, that sucks, its played out, or whatever. There are just so many people buying it.

I've moved on from the franchise for the most part, other than the MW entries. I still buy those. I wouldn't miss it if I skipped out on it though. But those that are tired of CoD or are upset for some reason that they keep pumping them out you really have to take your emotion out of it and see that the games are excellent for those that are into that type of game. Other than MTX nonsense there really isn't anything "wrong" with the majority of entries in the series.

Also, since people say it's more of the same and not worth your time, the servers for the recent years of CoD are still on and available to play. You should not feel compelled to buy a new game if you are confident its the same stuff over and over (it is). If you are upset over cosmetics and such not carrying over I get it, but you are falling into Activisions trap by caring about it/buying them in the first place.

$70, hahaha welcome to gaming hell, hey Activision, you are going to find out real quick why your stock will slide.

Okay, let's be honest with ourselves her.

Who REALLY thought Activision was really going to break their call of duty release streak for a company merger?

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Weren’t they originally saying that this was going to be a $50 release, considered premium but not a full fledged sequel? Could have sworn…

They must have slapped something together real quick this year. Unless this has bigger MP maps, then no thanks. I despise the forced corridors and typical three lane structure. Make it interesting for once.

I find it crazy that people would spend $70 on the same game that came out last year 😂

Yeah I stopped after they said mw1 cosmetics wouldn't carry over. Live service with the most sequels. Just downies that continue to give these guys money.

yay more of the same

lol the "no CoD in 2023" was just marketing or something?

MW2 still feels new, and still has room to grow within it's framework. Silly to release another full game this year.