Is It the Beginning of the End for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare?
Many of us have enjoyed playing multiplayer in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare since its release, but I wonder if Activision has other plans in mind.
The problems with connecting to multiplayer games began shortly after the release of Call of Duty: World at War. While some players switched over to the new game, there are still many who enjoyed Infinite Warfare and are struggling with these issues.
I understand that many players transitioned to World at War, but I’m sure there are still plenty of dedicated fans of Infinite Warfare who haven’t made the switch. Some might suggest it’s a problem with my internet connection, but even though I have high-speed cable and an open NAT setting, I can play multiplayer in Doom without any issues on the same day. I’ve tried connecting to a few matches since then, but they are rare and unpredictable.
A quick look at the Call of Duty Activision support forums reveals that others are experiencing similar issues, though no solutions have been proposed yet. It’s unclear whether this is an Xbox One-specific problem or one that affects other platforms as well.
Maybe It’s Time to Look for Something New?
The reviews for Call of Duty: World at War haven’t been particularly favorable, and spending $90 (plus DLC) on a game that might not deliver the experience I’m looking for doesn’t sound appealing. Perhaps some more time with Doom will satisfy me, or maybe I’ll wait until World at War goes on sale.
Let me know in the comments if you’ve also been having trouble connecting to multiplayer games in Infinite Warfare.