Before, this was MWII. Now, its merged into this clunky everything-in-one app called COD HQ.

It's awful, I hate it. It's only a "hub for all things call of duty" for MWII, MWIII, and now BO6. You can launch Cold War, Vanguard, and MW19 from COD HQ, but they aren't actually integrated (you have to install them seperately, whereas the newest 3 are all installed as "dlc" under this app)

This merged universal app screws with your playtime, and makes the playercount here on steam disingenuous. All the hours shown on this review are across MWII, MWIII, and now BO6. Unlike Cold War, Vanguard, and MW19, the former 3 isn't tracked separately. The same goes for achievements too; Good luck 100% this "game."

Once again, the Warzone-ification of COD and its consequences have been an overall net-negative for the franchise. These games should all be separate apps in my book.

The only silver lining is that you aren't forced to install warzone if you want just the core mp's installed, as of the BO6 integration.

Before, this was MWII. Now, its merged into this clunky everything-in-one app called COD HQ. It's awful, I hate it. It's only a "hub for all things call of duty" for MWII, MWIII, and now BO6. You can launch Cold War, Vanguard, and MW19 from COD HQ, but they aren't actually integrated (you have to install them seperately, whereas the newest 3 are all installed as "dlc" under this app) This merged universal app screws with your playtime, and makes the playercount here on steam disingenuous. All the hours shown on this review are across MWII, MWIII, and now BO6. Unlike Cold War, Vanguard, and MW19, the former 3 isn't tracked separately. The same goes for achievements too; Good luck 100% this "game." Once again, the Warzone-ification of COD and its consequences have been an overall net-negative for the franchise. These games should all be separate apps in my book. The only silver lining is that you aren't forced to install warzone if you want just the core mp's installed, as of the BO6 integration.