u/Lumenprotoplasma

I'm not interested in a movement-heavy game. Classic mode has become a must-have for me, and I'm waiting for an official statement from them before I decide to pre-order.

I couldn't even make it through a single match of BO7 before, and now I'm already on my seventh match in a row. It's crazy how the awful movement was ruining the game. The absolute bare minimum is for MW4 to launch with Classic mode.

Edit: This sub is full of hardcore BO7 fans who love its movement, but there's no need to be toxic toward casual players who are just praising Classic mode. It's really not necessary.

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Embora eu goste de medicina hoje em dia é uma das piores carreiras pra seguir, são 3~4 anos de cursinho para entrar (ou 1 milhão de reais em particular), 6 anos de faculdade, se matar de estudar pra entrar na residência para mais 2 a 5 anos (que provavelmente será meia boa pq as top de linha são impossíveis de entrar), R1 são 80 hrs/semanal e ainda dizem que é pouco e se reclamar você é mimizento, depois da residência dizem que o mercado é difícil e não há espaço para ninguém. Nem citei upa e UBS pra recém formado já que isso ficou no passado....

A minha acho que é entre ortopedia e nefrologia. Ortopedia vimos muito cedo e raso. Nefrologia quase não teve

• One that allows progress in Shipment 24/7 and any other tiny map 24/7 playlists.
• One that can only be earned by playing the standard Core 6v6 maps.

That way, people who enjoy tiny-map playlists can still grind their camos, while players who earn the Core 6v6 mastery camo would get a more prestigious reward that requires overcoming a greater challenge. It would essentially be a "hardcore" version of the mastery camo and would better recognize the effort required to unlock it.

The online experience will probably be built around selling in-game currency, and I just don't have the time or patience for that anymore. The worst part is that Rockstar always includes difficult online achievements, but I don't really care anymore. I'll just stick to the single-player, and that's perfectly fine with me.

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1- Achar que iria aprender tudo de anatomia, aqueles livros enormes, toda a vascularização e seus ramos, todos os nervos, todos os acidentes ósseos

2- Achar que seria um péssimo medico por não entender coisas de bioquímica e esquecê-las na mesma velocidade da luz

3- ​Ficar afobado com FOMO achando que precisa fazer ligas acadêmicas práticas desde o 1 período sem nem saber o que é anamnese direito

4- Achar que atlética da networking e QI

5- Discussão mental entre estudar por livros e slides, tentar livros, não conseguir manter e ir pros slides e depois voltar a tentar livros e esse ciclo continua

6- Achar que histologia era muito importante pro futuro

7- falar que quer alguma especialidade desde o primeiro período sem saber nem 2 doenças da área

8- Ficar comparando com o colega de outras faculdades quem tem menos horário vago e se sentir superior ou inferior dependendo de quem tem mais

According to YouTuber The One Boom, MW4 will launch with a Transit 24/7 playlist (the new Shipment equivalent), and even before Season 1, the game will also get Shipment and Shoot House added to that tiny map rotation.

Seriously, what's the point of spending four years developing a game and promising major changes if it all ends up being reduced to tiny map playlists so people can grind yet another meaningless camo? The Shipment crowd needs to learn how to play the actual game instead of treating these maps like an addiction. They're spending $70 every year just to sit in a tiny box shooting people who spawn right in front of them. It's absurd. And what's even more frustrating is that Infinity Ward and other developers keep encouraging this type of player behavior.

"Just don't play it" isn't really a complete answer. If 30% of the player base is concentrated in those playlists, it affects the health of the rest of the game through weapon balancing decisions, challenge design that becomes unreasonable for people playing core 6v6, and fewer players available for other modes.

"But people would quit if tiny map 24/7 disappeared." Then let them. COD has spent years chasing movement-focused players and pushed away millions of casual fans in the process. Maybe it's time to stop designing around another extreme as well and refocus on the broader multiplayer experience instead of catering to players who only ever want Shipment 24/7.

Me formo daqui uns meses e é bizarro como essas pessoas ainda tão vivendo uma medicina que não existe mais, como se houvesse milhares de plantões em UPA e UBS. O lado bom de usar esse sub é se formar sem já sair com uma conta de 30 mil reais kkkkkkkk (Não irei fazer formatura pq não gosto mesmo)

The strategy seemed perfect: people buy an Xbox Series S and, a few years later, upgrade to an Xbox Series X. I was one of those people. But since 2024, the Series X has basically disappeared from official retailers in South America. It's no longer possible to buy one at a competitive price, only at prices far above the PS5.

Fewer consoles sold is directly tied to fewer Game Pass subscribers and a plateau in subscriber growth. I genuinely can't understand how Phil Spencer and Sarah thought it was a good idea to scale back their presence in so many markets while focusing almost exclusively on places like the US and UK.

Look at COD's competitor. After receiving a lot of criticism, they brought back large-scale maps in Season 2, and Season 3 is introducing naval combat. The game is evolving and expanding its identity.

Meanwhile, COD seasons often boil down to 5–6 "new" maps with layouts that already exist in the game. They don't really add anything meaningful, and people who are already burned out will stay burned out. On top of that, there's the constant flood of new camos, as if that hasn't been oversaturated for the last two years.

At some point, seasonal content should be about refreshing the experience, not just increasing the amount of content on paper. Otherwise, quantity ends up replacing innovation.