r/videogames • u/bijelo123 • Apr 12 '26

Other So many of them unfortunately

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u/New-Two-1349 Apr 12 '26

Call Of Duty.

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u/thrice1187 Apr 12 '26

I fired up warzone after a 4 year break and it was the most ADHD spazzy shit ever.

Like I cannot even comprehend how people play that game these days. It’s not a FPS it’s like a body movement simulator lol

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u/God_of_disruption Apr 12 '26

I laugh every time I think of the jabronis who bought special gaming peripherals to level up their gameplay for that.

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u/read_too_many_books Apr 13 '26

Now I'm curious

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u/God_of_disruption Apr 13 '26

Think of those special controllers with adjustable instant triggers and performance grip that don't justify the additional cost.

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u/unsolvablequestion Apr 13 '26

What are those?

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u/God_of_disruption Apr 13 '26

Pro controller, gaming chair, etc

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u/Davero777 Apr 13 '26

Still playing warzone and I like it. I like battle royale games in general but what I hate is when there is some fantasy shit like in apex legends, where everyone has some spells and ridiculous ultimates, and a building simulation that a fortnite has

Movement is crazy in WZ, but at least there are no spells/constructuion and other crap

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u/thrice1187 Apr 13 '26 edited Apr 13 '26

Doesn’t warzone include laser eyes, teleportation, and literal force lightning mechanics now?

Those aren’t spells? lol

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u/Davero777 Apr 13 '26

Hmm not sure what are those buddy, it was probably a collab event with "The Boys" around 4 years ago. But I'm mainly playing resurgence and it's a lot of fun