Why I Regret buying Call of Duty： Warzone 2.0

Hello, welcome back to a new video. So

recently I've been playing the new Call of

Duty Warzone 2, and as an avid fan of

Call of Duty games and modern FPS shooter

games in general, I just knew I had to

play this game. Unfortunately, after

playing it for several days now, I have to

say that the game is kind of boring,

bland, uninspired, and also kind of

lacking in luster. So Call of Duty Warzone

2 is basically just a multiplayer game

mode added on to the brand new Call of

Duty Modern Warfare 2. So it's basically

just a battle royale. If you know what

battle royale is, then you'll know what

this is all about. It's kind of like

Fortnite. You've got a bunch of players

all in a big map and you've got to run

towards a circle. And then after time

passes, the circle gets smaller and

smaller. If you've ever played anything

like Fortnite or Apex Legends, then you

know exactly what this game is about.

Unfortunately, unlike Apex Legends or

Fortnite, the game is very bland and very

gritty, but in a non-interesting way. So

for example, in Apex Legends, you've got

different operators who have different

unique abilities that bring a lot of

flavor to the game. And the map in Apex

Legends is much more interesting than the

map in Call of Duty Warzone 2. The map in

Call of Duty Warzone 2 is like this Middle

Eastern bombed-out desert town that just

looks all brown and gray and looks very

miserable and dull. The map in Call of

Duty Warzone 2 is definitely kind of

boring and bland and uninspired. I didn't

really enjoy the map, and the details in

the game, the buildings and little details

and attention to details, were not very

good. I didn't really feel like this is

playing a modern game in 2022. It felt

like more like playing a game from back in

2010. And on the other hand, Fortnite is

much more interesting because you've got

building mechanics, it's got much more

colorful and interesting looking visual

display, and the guns in the game are way

more interesting. And you've got things

like legendary loot, epic loot, common

loot, and blue loot in Fortnite, which I

just find Fortnite to be more of an

interesting game because of its

interesting items and weapons and also

vehicles. On the other hand, you have Call

of Duty Warzone 2, which costs a whopping

£60, which is very expensive for a new

game, and you just get basically the same

kind of battle royale gameplay mechanics

that you can find in very old games like

Fortnite and Apex Legends. So in Apex

Legends, the entire game is free, so you

can't really criticize the game for that

much when it's a free game that you don't

even have to pay any money to play. And I

would even argue that Apex Legends has

much more interesting weapons, more

interesting operators, and more

interesting map. Than Call of Duty:

Warzone 2 has to offer. So Call of War—

doo-dabba-doo-doo. So Call of Duty: Modern

Warfare 2 isn't just about Warzone 2. It

also has other battle modes and the DMZ

mode. But let's face it, most people

buying this game are buying it because

they want to play the battle royale mode,

which is the most intense and exciting

version of multiplayer shooting game modes

available to us now. So I decided to buy

Modern Warfare: Warzone 2 for myself since

all of my friends were playing it and they

were just begging me to also get the game

and play with them. So I just had to say,

okay, I'm gonna buy the game. It's gonna

cost an arm and a leg. £60 is a lot. I can

buy a whole week's groceries and food with

that kind of money. But I decided to buy

the game anyway since everyone is playing

it so much and it looks like a lot of fun.

And after playing it for a while, I just

didn't really see why I would play this

game over Apex Legends or Rainbow Six

Siege. So the reason why I bring up

Rainbow Six Siege is because I actually

have over 6,000 hours on Rainbow Six

Siege. It's arguably one of my favorite

video games of all time. Call of Duty

Modern Warfare 2 takes a lot of things

from Siege but doesn't do it a very good

job. So for example, you've got operators

in Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2, but the

operators basically function just as like

a skin. These different operators don't

really have different perks or abilities

that I know of. They just have kind of

different looks. I don't know if there's

actually any difference with running

speeds or jumping speeds, but it just

seems like this is a cosmetic appearance

thing only. After playing the game for a

bit, I don't really know if I regret

buying this game or not. I kind of feel

like I do regret buying it because I would

just prefer to play Rainbow Six, mostly

because Rainbow Six is more interesting.

It's got all these unique operators that

have their own unique special abilities,

and I think the gameplay mechanics in

Rainbow Six Siege are much more

interesting than battle royale. In Rainbow

Six Siege, you've got one team defending a

house or a building, and you've got

another team trying to breach it. The

defending team has to set up traps and use

their abilities to defend the room better,

and the attacking team has to use their

abilities to breach the building better.

And it's 5 versus 5. It just feels like a

much more compact game with a smaller map.

You don't have this massive open world

map, which is kind of annoying. I don't

like the big open world map in Call of

Duty Warzone 2. It's too big. And sure,

there's vehicles that allow you to

traverse the map easily, and you start off

the game in a plane, and then you've got

to jump out the plane and parachute down

to ground. In typical battle royale

fashion. Now, there's some weird

comparisons you can draw between Modern

Warfare and Warzone 2 and Rainbow Six

Siege. So first of all, the gameplay is

much more faster paced in Warzone 2. You

can sprint a lot faster, you can raise

your weapon after sprinting a lot faster,

everything is just much faster paced. And

you might think this is better and more

exciting than the slower paced Rainbow Six

Siege, when in reality it just gives me a

headache because the camera kind of moves

up and down all over the place when you're

sprinting. Trying to simulate the head

bobbing when you're running. And to be

honest, it just gives me a headache after

running around in Modern Warfare 2 and

Warzone 2. It just gives me a headache

seeing the camera sway all over the place,

bobbing up and down, and then you're

jumping and dodging and sliding and doing

that kind of stuff. All the movement is a

bit too much. I do feel a bit seasick

after playing the game for a while, and I

never have this problem when I play

Rainbow Six Siege, maybe because the

camera is more stable in Six Siege. And

also it's more of a slower-paced game, so

you don't really have all this sprinting

and jumping and parachuting all over the

place. It really ruins the gameplay

experience for me when the gameplay's

visuals actually make me physically sick

and give me motion sickness. As far as I

know, there's no way to change this in the

settings. In Cyberpunk, you can actually

change the settings so that the camera

sway and movement is limited. You can also

change it so the camera is completely

fixed, so it looks like you're just

sliding around on a gimbal or on a

skateboard, which looks kind of silly,

but you can tone down the camera movement

when you're sprinting in Cyberpunk. And

it'd be nice if you could do the same

thing in Call of Duty Warzone 2. So in

Warzone 2, basically what you're going to

be doing most of the time is diving out of

the plane, trying to find gear and loot,

moving towards the circle, trying to stay

alive. And there's quite a lot of people

in this map. There's 150 players, which is

a lot of players for one map. I've never

seen a battle royale— I've never seen a

battle royale where there's so many

players. For example, in Apex Legends,

there's only about 20 players, even though

the map is huge, and it will take ages

until you actually find any kind of

combat. You don't really have this problem

in Warzone 2 with this immense number of

players in one map. It's just kind of

annoying because you spend so much time

waiting around in lobbies for a match to

start, and then you're waiting for your

team to form, and then you're waiting for

the game to begin, and then you're waiting

in the plane to make the drop, and then

dropping out the plane, you're waiting to

reach the ground. This is a lot of waiting

only to then die in the first 10 seconds.

Or you could be playing for like 10

minutes trying to get towards a circle,

maybe you're one of the last 50 people,

and then you die within 5 seconds in one

encounter, and then And it just feels like

you spent all this time getting all this

gear and making all this progress only to

have to start the whole thing again from

the beginning. Loading up in the lobby,

waiting for a new match, waiting in the

plane, dropping out, and it just begins

like this cycle that starts over and over

and over again. I guess one of the most

fun bits of the game is the challenge of

just staying alive.