Call of Duty Modern Warfare II Expected to Break Sales Milestones, but Not for a Great Cause

Modern Warfare II is just a month away from its awaited release and most of the Call of Duty fans seem to be hyped for its eventual arrival. However, despite receiving positive impressions following the reveal of the open beta phase, the game still lacks some crucial features and improvements.

Taking some of the unwanted aspects into account, a reputed insider recently came up with a wild speculation about Modern Warfare II. According to him, the new Call of Duty will witness amazing sales, but not because it’s good. The actual reason will surely end up making many laugh irresistibly.

Call of Duty Modern Warfare II players may end up buying two game copies to have a reverse boost and prevent SBMM

Skill-Based Matchmaking (SBMM) is a system that has annoyed many fans of the series ever since it was first introduced. It’s basically a way of putting similar skilled players together so they can compete in multiplayer matches. Sadly, though, the parameters used for this system by the game are quite mysterious and don’t prove to be accurate most of the time.

Hence, many Call of Duty players try to reverse boost so they can find easier opponents. It’s an act of deliberately trying to match against lower-skilled players in multiplayer matches. But to achieve this without any issues, one needs to have two copies of the same game. In this case, Modern Warfare II users will need two copies of it if they want to enjoy a great MP experience without facing tougher opponents.

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They simply have to destroy their stats by killing themselves more often on another CoD account. That way, they will be categorized as a bad player, thus getting to enter easier online lobbies.

MWII gets mocked due to SBMM and the scope of reverse boosting

Throwing light on this situation, Tom Henderson made an interesting tweet on his account. While considering the impressions for Call of Duty Modern Warfare II open beta in terms of SBMM, he shared a funny theory.

Per Henderson, MWII may end up breaking all sales records upon its launch “not because it’s good, but because everyone will be buying a copy for their current gen and one for past gen just so they can reverse boost and actually have fun in core MP.”

This is quite a funny take on the game by the insider. All he wants to convey is that the upcoming game won’t be an epic Call of Duty whatsoever. Despite that, it will make a lot of money because MP lovers will want to enjoy a great experience by choosing easier lobbies using reverse boost. It will be interesting to see if the anticipated installment actually ends up breaking sales records or not.

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