(btw this doesn't apply to games where the movement is BUILT INTO THE GAME, isn't overpowered, and actually takes skill like Quake or Titanfall 2)
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That new Titanfall2 wall jump tech a while ago was pretty dope
I love Titanfall 2 only because the movement there is actually kinda cool and makes sense (you need a way to avoid titans). But I do not want anything like that in CoD, Battlefield, or any other shooter of that type. And this is coming from someone who liked CoD BO3 and Infinite Warfare, but both of those had slower movement that wasn't as much of a crutch back then.
Playing BO6 just feels like I'm overstimulating myself for 1 hour before I turn it off.
I feel you