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I often see the overpenetration argument as the main one. 7 yards is a pretty realistic distance for most home defense scenarios and I don't fully get why AR-15s in 5.56 get recommended so much for this. It's a fast, light round, and at that range it probably hasn't gone far enough to yaw and fragment like it's supposed to, so the whole "5.56 overpenetrates less than 9mm" thing might not even apply indoors.

A 9mm PCC seems like it'd make more sense here tbh. Lighter gun, less loud, less recoil, cheaper ammo to actually practice with.

What am I missing? Is it stopping power, familiarity with the platform or something else?

I believe the financial failure of BO7 and the astonishing success of the BO1 and BO2 ports have slightly opened Activision's eyes and now they've realized they just can't force players who prefer traditional COD to play their recent titles. They're probably thinking "Why even bother forcing our latest games on people if they don't buy them? Let them have the old ones and make money off that. ADHD kids will still buy the new games and skins".

The MW2 MP remaster has already been developed (per reliable sources). And it's rumored the MW3 campaign was under development at some point but got suspended for some reason. All they have to do is finish the job, which would take a bit of effort but in the end it'll get them tons of cash.

A few details:

• I'm skeptical about cross-play support but there's still a chance.
• All DLC maps will be included in the main games.
• The games will cost around $50-60 each.
• Those who already own MW2 campaign remastered can get the full version for around $30.
• The games will be released during summer when MW4 enters the 4th quarter of its life cycle.

That's my prediction. See you in the remastered MW2/3 lobbies next summer.

The surge of new players from PS Plus has helped revitalize some modes. Go play some Ground War and have fun until it dies again.

Right now I'm doing some challenges to unlock the calling cards that can be unlocked only in GW.

That's it. It's unplayable. Middle Easterners still call for using snipers and if you refuse they start aimhacking and walling. That's just sad.

Anyone got a link to that multi-hour livestream prior to the trailer itself where the attacks happen and all we see is from camera 4's perspective? I didn't watch the whole thing, but I noticed the camera panned/moved multiple times. I wonder what happened.

Also, is that legal?