I didn't mean to brag, I just wanted to make a point that today's standards are very high with their growth rate approaching more and more geometrical growth. But anyway here what I got: Asus Rampage IV Extreme X79, i7 Extreme Edition 3960X, 32GB RAM, couple of EVGA's GTX 680 Hydro Coopers, single EVGA GTX 560 for PhysX, couple of liquid cooling loops, two RAID 0 SSDs, another RAID 0 high capacity 7200rpm 6GB/s, bunch of fancy control panels, plus other stuff.
Good point, but what can you expect? Both consoles are over 7 years old and in this world that means generations. As long as game makers target them we won't see much improvements.
I don't hate COD, just the opposite and I played every single one of them. I just want to be able to play games that push my $8000+ rig to its limits. I'm really tired of playing same old games that keep getting shorter with every new release (and still costs $60.) Therefore, I agree with all those people who aren't satisfied anymore with COD. It's not only their right to complain and criticize, but on the contrary, it's the right thing to do. Nobody should ever be satisfied with today's achievements and instead pushed for more and better to fuel the progress. Otherwise we would still be playing Pong.
There might be a good reason for your remarks, though. You might just be protecting your aging console and are afraid that any significant improvements to the game might leave you in the dust crying hopelessly for help. But wait, there is hope! You can continue playing old versions of COD that you're so satisfied with.
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