Twitch Streamer Shroud Shares His Frustrations with Black Ops 6
Michael ‘shroud’ Grzesiek, well-known as a prolific Twitch streamer and former professional player in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CSGO), has been actively engaging with the latest installment in the Call of Duty franchise, Black Ops 6. Despite enjoying the gameplay, Shroud has voiced significant concerns regarding a core aspect of the game and the Call of Duty series as a whole.
From Pro Player to Game Creator
Shroud’s journey has seen him transition from the competitive gaming scene to becoming one of Twitch’s most popular content creators. Earlier this year, he took another step in his gaming career by launching his own title, Spectre Divide, which achieved remarkable success and broke multiple records as reported by Microsoft.
Voicing Concerns About Game Mechanics
While streaming Black Ops 6, Shroud shared candid thoughts with his audience, highlighting what he labels as his “biggest complaint” about Call of Duty games. His perspective might seem controversial to some, but it underscores a common frustration among players.
Shroud on what he hates about Call of Duty titles: “I hate unlocking stuff, it’s like, hey, be the worst version of yourself until you finally get something good, and then level that good thing up until you have all the best things.”pic.twitter.com/AvU1H5105B
The Appeal of Instant Access
Shroud elaborated on his frustration regarding the game’s progression system, which often requires players to experience aspects of gameplay that feel subpar before finally gaining access to the better equipment. He expressed a desire for a mode that allows players to access all items from the beginning, stating, “I just wish I had all the stuff. I wish there was a mode that had unlock all. Cause I’m not a fan of, ‘oh sweet, I got a new grip.’”
Looking Ahead at Future Call of Duty Titles
While Black Ops 6 currently lacks any form of immediate unlock feature, fans are eagerly anticipating potential changes in future Call of Duty titles. Insights about the next installment, set for 2025, have already surfaced, hinting at exciting developments in its campaign, multiplayer modes, and the beloved Zombies experience.
For more details and a deeper dive into Shroud’s thoughts on Call of Duty, you can check out the full article here.
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