Call of Duty: Black Ops Dedicated Servers
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Are fed up with the Call of Duty series being murdered for the sake of profit. In Modern Warfare 2 there was NO dedicated servers and the DLC package was an extra fee, now with Black Ops Activision Blizzard / Treyarch signed a deal with gameservers.com for exclusive rights for decited server hosting for Black Ops. What does this mean for online pc gamers?
1. No modding.
2. No low-latency servers
3. Donations will need to be much higher to sustain a server that chargers by user slots (which Activision Blizzard / Treyarch will get a cut of).
4. Modern Warfare 2 was raging with cheaters that never got banned since there was no admin control..same thing here.
5. In some cases like South Africa can't even play at all since gamerservers.com is not well established in every country resulting in some countries all together not capable of playing due to high ping.
So Activision Blizzard / Treyarch, following in the footsteps of Infinity Ward huh? Interesting considering if you wanted a change for the better that actually brings in your profits instead of destroying your reputation and or company why not just stick with Infinity Ward in the first place for Black Ops?
If you respect PC gamers and your PC game sales at ALL.... take this petition under serious advisement and change your ways or never again make a sale for the PC version in the Call of Duty series.
We, Online PC Gamers,
are tired of being pushed around for profit, we are no longer going to tolerate your tyranny despite our game requests per functionallity and demand fairness.
We, Who Host Dedicated Servers,
Are tired of losing money from lost sales from games that are too stingy to share some profit.
We, Are Done With Excuses
Change your ways or lose your sales.
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