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00:00:00 – 00:13:30
The video centers on resolving crashing and launching issues with Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone on both Battlenet and Steam, affecting Windows 10 and 11 users. The host offers multiple troubleshooting methods, including using the "Scan and Repair" option in Battlenet, renaming and relocating game folders, and deleting specific files such as the 'players' folder to reset settings. Criticism of the game's current state and its perceived money schemes is expressed alongside frustration over persistent issues and insufficient developer responses. The video also covers detailed steps for managing game files within Steam, suggesting reinstallation to verify and recognize existing files. The host provides personalized support for a fee and hints at future content aimed at improving game performance.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, the host addresses issues with Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone crashing to the desktop or not launching at all on both Battlenet and Steam platforms. The host mentions that these issues occur across both Windows 10 and 11. For Battlenet users, the host recommends starting with the “Scan and Repair” option to fix corrupt game files. If this doesn’t work, users should check for updates and then locate the game folder in Explorer to rename it, which can help Battlenet redownload the necessary files. The host also offers personalized support via email and Discord, though a service fee applies.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker outlines two methods to resolve an issue with Battle.net and Call of Duty. The first method involves renaming a game folder, restarting Battle.net, and using the ‘Locate the Game’ option to find and select the renamed folder, allowing the game to update and become playable. The second method requires deleting the ‘players’ folder in the Call of Duty directory found in the Documents folder, emptying the recycling bin, and then launching the game to reset settings which might resolve the crashing issue. The speaker encourages viewers to leave feedback on which method worked and consider making a donation for the provided help.
00:06:00
In this segment, the speaker discusses their frustration with Call of Duty, labeling it as a money scheme and lamenting its current state. They then provide a detailed guide for users who have the game on Steam. The steps include navigating to the game’s local files, creating a new folder named “Call of Duty” or something similar, moving all game files into this new folder, deleting the old HQ folder, and then uninstalling and reinstalling the game via Steam to fix an issue. This process involves ensuring Steam recognizes the game in its new location.
00:09:00
In this segment, the speaker provides a step-by-step guide to fixing an issue with Call of Duty on Steam. They instruct viewers to access the game’s local files through properties and browse to the game’s directory. After identifying the game files, they demonstrate how to reorganize and move the necessary files to a new folder, ensuring all content is properly transferred. The speaker emphasizes the importance of patience as the files are large and takes time to move. After moving, they guide users to reinstall the game so Steam can validate and discover the existing files instead of downloading anew. Finally, they encourage viewers to provide feedback and emphasize the video’s purpose of assisting the community.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, the speaker provides their email and mentions they charge a service fee to help with DirectX or other errors in the game Call of Duty. They discuss the frustration players face with persistent issues and the developers’ lack of responsiveness. The speaker encourages viewers to email them for assistance and stay tuned for an upcoming FPS boost guide, which will address a recent 8 GB update. Viewers are reminded to like, comment “Giga Chad,” and subscribe to the channel.