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@Batphonez Because the developers know they drive their profit from the daily casual community of players. They don’t want to intimidate them away from a business model that has been successful for 20 years. Casual will always be prioritized over competitive COD. Unfortunate, but true.

I’ve always wondered why the CDL mostly promotes itself within the scene instead of reaching the millions of people playing the game. Imagine if upcoming matches were on the start screen or if there were in game promos the way Warzone updates are pushed. Feels like there’s a huge opportunity to grow the scene that isn’t being used.

@KnightysKnight What about Dirty Mike N Da Boyz?

Halo 3, all of a sudden, is everywhere on my algorithms. I need to spawn in on a Heretic FFA asap followed by Pit CTF. Can we go back in time and get our 50s again? 😮‍💨

Socom

@ExplicitMarquis Hey man

@JProph Hey man

Dear Weather, That’s enough snow for the winter. Please no more. Sincerely, The Northeast

@Vyviess Thank you brother 😎

@JProph Happy Birthday man!

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@TBEDylan Jay-Z

That was the most god awful shit I’ve ever seen in my life whoever made that decision needs to be fired

@JesseSiao Elliot hit 4 last year

@JProph hah I swore Viniterri hit 4 back in the day

Always a first time for anything 🤷‍♂️

@JesseSiao Wait no it is only 1 more. I can’t do math lmao

@JesseSiao 2 more. Sorry.

@JesseSiao Idk man. One more FG and he sets a record.

@JProph Ehhh they’ll probably still give it to Walker for being the offensive pressure

@Priestahh One of the most talented and respectable people I’ve met back in my journey. That combo is rare and lethal and I knew it was going to get you far. Blessed to know you brother. Congrats not only on your achievements, but also on your growth as a person. Be proud. Good luck.

Stepping away from competitive COD. The past 10+ years have been some of, if not the best years of my life. I've met some of the most amazing and talented people throughout my career in competitive Call of Duty. This wasn't an easy decision, especially because it's been such a huge part of my life for the past decade. But as I've gotten older and times have changed, I started to drift away from the "fun" aspect of the game that I had. I really wanted to go out with a bang, and not really in the way that I did, but everything happens for a reason. I hopped back into challengers to see if I would find that spark and drive again, to get back where I felt I belonged. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case for me, and I started to feel mentally drained from it all. For me, it's time to move forward and pursue more of my dreams I have outside of competing. I want to thank my wife, my family, my friends, my teammates, my coaches and everyone who has supported me throughout this journey. Call of Duty will always be apart of me, and I'm grateful that I was able to live out my dream of being a Call of Duty Pro.. Onto the next chapter. Love.

Just had a crazy case of nostalgia. All the things we did dating all the way back to COD4. The games we played. The people we met. The places we traveled to. The highs. The lows. All the memories. If we’ve ever crossed paths and you’re reading this, I hope you’re doing well.

@EEste_ Thank you

@JProph your valid

Apparently it’s controversial to wear my Eagles jersey in Atlanta.