Uploaded December 2012 | Updated September 2026, 53 minutes ago
Why hello there everyone, SpartanWarrior5 again here today to bring you all another one of these commentary doo-dads. In today's video, we're talking about how Black Ops II seems to promote competitive gameplay, and how the team at Treyarch was looking to make this one of the most competitive Call of Duties on the market. In my opinion, they got this all wrong. Call of Duty is a game you can play after a long day, and want to relax over while playing it. It's not a game for you to be stressing over 24/7, even if some people already do so. It SHOULD be a game for you to just dive into and forget about your stresses, not stress over doing good and having fun. The game seems to be competitive 24/7, and I really don't like this. If I wanted to be competitive and go for the win every time, I'd play Battlefield. When I play Call of Duty, I'm just looking for a good time. It seems as if Treyarch thinks the 1% of competitive players out there on Call of Duty makes up the rest of the 99%, and thinks that's what we want....No, that's the shit we DON'T like. It's almost as if Treyarch is seeking to make this game an official sport.
But, what do you guys think?
Why hello there everyone, SpartanWarrior5 again here today to bring you all another one of these commentary doo-dads. In today's video, we're talking about how Black Ops II seems to promote competitive gameplay, and how the team at Treyarch was looking to make this one of the most competitive Call of Duties on the market. In my opinion, they got this all wrong. Call of Duty is a game you can play after a long day, and want to relax over while playing it. It's not a game for you to be stressing over 24/7, even if some people already do so. It SHOULD be a game for you to just dive into and forget about your stresses, not stress over doing good and having fun. The game seems to be competitive 24/7, and I really don't like this. If I wanted to be competitive and go for the win every time, I'd play Battlefield. When I play Call of Duty, I'm just looking for a good time. It seems as if Treyarch thinks the 1% of competitive players out there on Call of Duty makes up the rest of the 99%, and thinks that's what we want....No, that's the shit we DON'T like. It's almost as if Treyarch is seeking to make this game an official sport.
But, what do you guys think?
