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The video discusses the continued playability and fun of Modern Warfare 2019 in 2024. It highlights the game's active player base and the benefits of crossplay, despite the lack of ongoing developer support and the presence of some hackers. Skill-based matchmaking is less stringent due to a decreased player pool, offering a broader range of skill levels in matches. The speaker, a long-time Halo player now interested in Call of Duty (COD), shares their renewed enthusiasm for the series, comparing the dry state of Halo Infinite and the vibrant COD community. They note the differences in expectations between the Halo and COD communities and reflect positively on core gameplay elements and features like movement and the gunsmith system in Modern Warfare 2019. The speaker encourages revisiting older COD titles while they are still playable and appreciates the viewers, concluding with well wishes and a call for engagement.
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In this part of the video, the creator evaluates whether Modern Warfare 2019 remains fun and playable in 2024. They highlight that the game continues to have a dedicated player base and a vibrant community engaged in activities like camo grinding and ranking up, ensuring that finding matches is still feasible. The game benefits from crossplay, which helps extend its lifespan. However, hackers are present due to a lack of ongoing support from Activision and Infinity Ward, although their impact seems minimal based on the creator’s experience. The skill-based matchmaking system is still in place but less stringent due to a decreased player base, leading to a broader skill range in lobbies. The creator notes that the perception of Modern Warfare 2019 has improved over time, with features like its movement and gunsmith systems now being appreciated. They also mention the game’s large file size (around 120GB for multiplayer) and that some cosmetics are no longer obtainable since they were tied to Warzone 1, which is no longer available.
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In this part of the video, the speaker shares their gaming background and experiences, emphasizing their history as a long-time Halo player and recent interest in Call of Duty (COD). They discuss the dry state of Halo Infinite and the impending transition of its developers to new projects. The speaker fondly recalls their time playing older COD titles like Black Ops 1 and expresses a renewed enthusiasm for the series after watching a recent competitive event. They note that while issues like skill-based matchmaking and map design weren’t perfect, the core gameplay was enjoyable. The speaker reflects on the differences between the Halo and COD communities, particularly the latter’s expectations of annual releases. They consider revisiting older COD games, particularly the 2019 release, and encourage viewers to do the same before these games potentially decline in playability. The segment ends with a call for viewer engagement and feedback.
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In this part of the video, the speaker expresses their hope that viewers have a good week and thanks them for watching, concluding with a promise to see them again soon.