People paying 70$ for games that were already released is why the gaming industry is so lame right now.
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It's doing pretty badly on Metacritic too:
https://www.metacritic.com/game/call-of-duty-modern-warfare-iii/
The 0% of critics recommended on OpenCritic made me genuinely LOL.
https://opencritic.com/game/15396/call-of-duty-modern-warfare-iii
Yeah, I thought that it might just be review bombing by people pissed off about it, but while player scores are a lot lower than the critic scores, the critics are rating it pretty badly too.
EDIT: Forbes is running an article talking about how badly it's reviewed compared to every other game in the franchise:
It's pretty interesting seeing the playercount on Steam over time, especially since Steam only has an entry for "Call Of Duty," where all the games function as DLC. --
MW2's Steam release (no Warzone) - 263k peak players
Warzone's Steam release - 491k peak players
MW3's Steam release (including Warzone) - 190k peak players
Shit I was just having fun playing all the maps from the old days. Was it worth 70? Idk are wheat thins worth $6?. I hope enjoying something that is just okay doesn’t lose me the esteemed regard of the people who rate my buzzed up commentary.