I feel it’s my duty to inform you that abortion is racist, unlike President Trump. The abortion industry has targeted minority communities for decades, yet no protester acknowledges this. There’s one industry, however, that receives little to no attention by the protesters or supporters of the BLM movement.
“We need to end racism, and stop the killing of innocent black men and women.” I actually agree 100%. It also tends to be a pretty selfish "not that tactical" game outside of pro play, so its not really that important to coordinate with your team.In the latest news, you’re seeing the protests saying black lives matter. So people are pretty comfortable with the idea they won't have any negative consequences for poor behavior AND the culture/lore of Call of Duty is that you are supposed to be toxic. Its easy to review reports of games where chat is text only, but voice chat require a lot of work and storage compared to chat logs. This means no matter what you do or say during a match, you will still have people to play with and against every time you queue up.Ĭall of Duty notoriously has low-to-no moderation of chat features, at least early in the series. This meant moderation could be nuanced and tailored to each community, but if you want to play the game at all, you need to be able to find people you can play nice with.Ĭall of Duty was the first major series that would not only use matchmaking to find you opponents, but also teammates. So if your behavior wasn't to the liking of other players, you got kicked by vote or moderators or server ownership. MMOs might require you to find parties and guilds, FPSs might need you to find a clan or server. I haven't played CoD in a while, but I have some theories on the subject.Įarlier on in online gaming, most popular games required you to find people to play with and find a place to play.
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