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SBMM ruined gaming clips forever. I’ve been fighting against the fucking Monstars for 10 days straight and have one good sequence and this is all I see. Actually sickening.
Where's the constant nade spam? Or the corners being pre-aimed and pre-fired? Where are the enemies spawning behind me the second I get my third kill?
No hate to Nade, he's the GOAT, but... it's clear the marketing dept. doesn't want people with large audiences playing the same game as the rest of us. 🤷♂️
Meten por primera vez en un Modern Warfare el desafío del bombardeado (nuclear en contra todos) pero bajan la puntuación para ganar de contra todos a 25.
No saben ni que desafíos tienen en su propio juego.
📢 Call of Duty: #ModernWarfare4
We've made two adjustments to Free-for-All in #MW4:
• Party size is now limited to 2 players.
• The score limit has been reduced to 25 kills to win.
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Ngl boys.. I’m struggling to have fun with the Sniping on Modern Warfare 4 rn :/
I genuinely feel like I’m holding a walrus. The snipers are so janky and clunky that it feels like my character is struggling just to hold the weapon. Follow-up shots are frustratingly difficult because of how much the scope and gun wobble around, aka the “rechamber accuracy”, a problem that’s already been addressed in the last three CODs. The slower ADS speeds only makes things worse.
I understand wanting to balance snipers, but there are ways to do that without ruining the overall feel of the class.
The “rechamber accuracy” stat needs to be removed entirely or toned down significantly. Learning to center your shots and stay consistent with a sniper while managing recoil is already a skill in itself. Having the gun, scope, and reticle shake all over the screen on top of that is excessive and makes sniping feel unnecessarily clunky and inconsistent. It doesn’t add meaningful balance.. it just makes the class frustrating to use
As for the Mosin, other than the rechamber accuracy it feels great. But 55 RPM? Why would I want to use a rifle that gets twice as many hitmarkers for only a 3 RPM difference compared to the Vulcan? Marksman rifles should stand out for their speed, with the trade-off being lower damage. That’s what gives them their identity.
Hope to see some changes soon
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YouTube lo ha vuelto a hacer. El nuevo “robo”.
Con el cambio de las visualizaciones ahora los creadores que tenían 100k visitas tienen 180k-200k.
Hasta aquí todo bien. Quieren contar las visitas como hace TikTok o Instagram, con 1segundo ya es suficiente. Así las visitas se asemejan a las otras plataformas, marcas y creadores atraídos por números más grandes.
Ahora las visitas que cuentan son las “interesadas”. Y aquí está el truco.
Tenía mis sospechas pero con el podcast lo he podido ver claro. Llevamos 150 episodios y las visitas son similares siempre.
Antes del cambio 120k visitas.
Después del cambio 240k visitas.
Visitas interesas 100k visitas.
Es decir, ahora algunas visitas “buenas” que son las que había antes pasan a ser “no buenas”.
- Y el problema Willy!?
El problema es que YouTube solo paga las visitas “interesadas” las otras (más de la mitad a veces) son infladas y ego de gente que ha visto 1-5s de tu vídeo.
Pero por la cara YouTube ha pasado a quitar 15-30% de las visitas “buenas” y catalogarlas como “malas”.
Y para lo que paga YouTube… bueno un 15-30% menos de ingresos, se nota pero tampoco es la primera vez que ocurre.
El problema está en las marcas y sponsors que no son bobos y mirarán las visitas “interesadas”.
Por lo que YouTube queriendo inflar las visitas con este movimiento, ha hecho lo contrario, una vez más perjudicando a los creadores.
Lo hemos reportado varios creadores, pero al igual que muchas veces, se quedará en el limbo. Hago este post por si eres creador y sientes que te han robado, no estás solo.
"Cada Call of Duty ha tenido un emparejamiento que considera la habilidad, incluyendo BO1 y BO2"
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Two things we want to clear up:
• First, this is not a return to the tighter matchmaking of recent games. Connection remains a top priority.
• Second, every Call of Duty has had matchmaking that considers skill, including BO1 & BO2.
But matchmaking has never been one switch. Location, time of day, playlist, party composition, platform, cross-play settings and player population all affect how lobbies are built.
The new system is finding a better balance across all of these for the best experience.