Famous YouTuber Reveals How Call of Duty Modern Warfare II Has Divided the Community Over…

Call of Duty has been an iconic franchise, offering tons of amazing FPS titles so far in its history. However, as the time is changing, players have also come up with their own style of approaching a video game, especially in the shooter genre. And with the recent release of Modern Warfare II, alongside Warzone 2, a new wave of gamers is emerging in this category.

It looks like a YouTuber thoroughly observed this change after the launch of Call of Duty Modern Warfare II, thus coming up with his explanation on the rapid diversity among the players when it comes to shooter titles. According to him, there’s now a growing divide in the gaming community, reflecting a new fanbase that’s in love with a completely unorthodox style of playing.

Myth believes there’s a growing divide among fans of shooter games as a result of new Call of Duty titles

Ali Kabbani, better known as Myth, is a popular American YouTuber and live streamer. Apart from that, he’s also a professional Fortnite battle royale player. Being a gaming enthusiast, he keeps noticing various trends in the community. And when it comes to shooter games in general, Myth believes there’s a completely new wave of players emerging these days.

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On his Twitter account, Myth recently posted a tweet. He tried to explain that there’s “a real divide happening right now in the shooter genre. There’s a slowly growing fanbase that’s in love with fluid and skill based movement/ mechanics.” So much so that, according to him, someone might even come up with a title like that, just to cater to this section of gamers.

This tweet comes after Jake Lucky shared a clip where some players were seen trying out new ways of entering a match. Technically speaking, then it can be called a new kind of improvisation to play shooter games like Call of Duty Modern Warfare II and Warzone 2.

Per Myth, the new wave of gamers are more interested in developing their own movement and skills these days. And that’s why it will be crucial for studios to focus on this kind of growing trend. Gone are the days when the given mechanics in a title were the only way of playing and making progress.

Now, the skills, style, and overall approach to FPS titles have changed among the fans. While some might stick to orthodox methods, others will definitely try to craft their own ways of winning. What are your thoughts on this topic? Let us know in the comments.

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