“Call of Duty public multiplayer needs to feel casual again.”
More than 9,000 Call of Duty players have signed a petition calling on Activision and the game’s development teams to remove skill-based matchmaking from standard, unranked public playlists.
Skill-based matchmaking groups players with others of similar ability.
Petition starter Tyler Smith, a gamer known online as @tdawgsmitty, argues that the system can make matches feel overly competitive, even when players just want to try a new weapon, unwind after work or play with friends at different skill levels.
The petition asks Call of Duty to prioritize connection quality in public matches, keep skill-based competition in Ranked Play and provide more transparency about how its matchmaking works.
Should skill-based matchmaking stay in Ranked Play only?
Petition link: https://t.co/85kkEtfCHb
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For me to buy MW4, I need to see the following changes:
- buff base movement speeds by 5-10%
- buff weapon strafe speeds
- buff sprint to fire speeds
- buff slide to ads, jump to ads speeds
- move Ninja to perk 3 and make it silent
Thank you to everyone who jumped into the Resurgence Open Beta!
We've been closely reviewing your feedback, and later today we'll be rolling out an update with adjustments to Movement speeds, Weapon handling, Default Loadout changes, UI improvements, and more.
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