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Trophy data shows Call of Duty single-player is regularly played just as often as multiplayer
- Thread starter Falconbox
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IMO - At the end of the day I DO believe the lack of a single player experience will hinder sales. I do not think it was a smart decision by Treyarch considering that they already dropped around 10.5% of sales between BO2 and BO3 (total units) which HAD a single player campaign.
Don't get me wrong.. COD still does sell and will continue to for at least the next few installments, but sales numbers are trending downwards. I think that adding a team to focus on and take advantage of BR hype was smart, but the decision to eliminate an element of their game that (based off numbers here) about 40% consider while making their purchase wasn't a good idea.
Edit: This game should also not cost $60.. again, IMO
Don't get me wrong.. COD still does sell and will continue to for at least the next few installments, but sales numbers are trending downwards. I think that adding a team to focus on and take advantage of BR hype was smart, but the decision to eliminate an element of their game that (based off numbers here) about 40% consider while making their purchase wasn't a good idea.
Edit: This game should also not cost $60.. again, IMO
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If it allows me to buy it without the "main" game like ac freedom cry, I will get it
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haha, thanks.
I made that mistake in the past before, so I make sure to not make it in the future. (Numbers can of course be verified on your PS4 or PS App if you've played any of the games).
According to what we know, its not as if they planned for BOIIII to ditch the campaign from the get go. It got cancelled part way through development, presumably due to time.
Chill out. If Activision is really wrong here, it'll show in sales, and they won't do this again.
Chill out. If Activision is really wrong here, it'll show in sales, and they won't do this again.
Fair enough. So we agree this won't have a material impact on sales. So can you blame the developer for not including it?
I think just looking at trophy percentages aren't telling the whole picture. Even if they did, only 1 in 4 people bothered to complete the SP campaign. And if I had to guess, the SP campaign requires just as much, if not more, time & resources as the multi player modes. And this isn't even comparing the hours posted.
