COD always released with a singplayer campaign and most of the times bitch about how it sucks and they only keep the game for the MP....Now they get rid of the SP and people feel entitled to have one.

It is just a human thing.

30% is a lot!!!

The last COD campaign was only completed by 22% And they probably exist out of completionists/Achievement hunters etc, probably less than 10% really enjoyed it.

If we look at just the story completion statistics, the numbers are, of course, even more telling. Just 22% of all Xbox players finished the WWII story on any difficulty even as we heard about how excited players were to go back to that era.

https://www.trueachievements.com/n32450/exclusive-stats-show-how-rarely-game-campaigns-are-played

There is a surprising amount of people that don't play the MP and visa versa. Some are just Zombies players.

There is a very simple solution to ALL of it. You want the entire game, SP, MP, Zombies, bullcrap tacked on BR modes? Play $60 for the lot.

You only want MP? $25. You only want SP, $25 etc. You can get the part you want without shelling out $60 for wasted content, buying all individually cost more so they try and entice you in with the combined package.

Sure they are but they are a small minority that probably sits around 10% (you probably just missed my last post).

Black ops III on X360/PS3 also got a lot of hate comments because it had no campaign.

this game committed suicide as far as i am concerned. looks like a blops 3 season 2 add on for $60

complete trash.

So on to BF5. CoD releases for now on are dead to me.

As others have said, there is no precedent being set here. There are lots of games these days that forgo the single player campaign. But, that hasn't killed single player games. Not even close.

So, while I would have preferred a single player campaign in BO4, I don't see this as a significant moment for gaming. It may not even be a significant moment for the CoD. To know that, we'll have to see where CoD goes from here.

And, with all of that said, I haven't purchased a CoD game in a decade or so. So, they shouldn't care what I think.

I don't know about Rage 2, but DOOM 2016 is an old school arcade-style FPS, which is a completely different experience from the cinematic war shooters like CoD. That's like telling people who liked Goldeneye 007 and Perfect Dark to go play Call of Duty instead. Very, very different gameplay, even if they're all shooters in a first-person perspective.

The PS4 completion % is 24.7%s o if we use that along with the 22% and from the 20m "ish" copies VGC has it tracked at when you include digital that's still ending up close to 5m people completing the SP campaign. 

I wouldn't really say that 22% is low as people in general don't finish up games these days, DOOM campaign completion only has 20% of the people completing it, Wolfenstein II at 29%, The Evil Within 2 at 27% and these only have SP or the MP isn't really used as in DOOM's case. Even such as Horizon Zero Dawn that many would say is a SP masterpiece only had 36% of people finishing the game.

Battlefield 1 as an example is way lower at only 9% of players completing the game.

No but people overestimate the completion % in general. I bet the MP participation even when you have to pay to play for online is way higher.

Not to get my 60 bucks...