? I didn't either ? The point of my reply was that you shouldn't police people and that people can say what they want. The reason I brought up constructiveness is that that is one of the key differences between just policing people and making valid arguments. People stating their own opinion doesn't have to add value  But if you are going to get angry - at least make constructive replies instead of berating others. 

And I agree with you, by the way. Make a great post or thread about it. I'd read it. 

£60 in online stores.
£50 max in retail stores.
£42 online retail stores.

I don't expect PSN/XBL sales to have increased by 50% to offset the loss in sales. Not without a campaign, not at 110gb install size (has anyone actually asked Activision what the hell is up with that?) and not when it released a month earlier, when Parents aren't buying this game for their kids anymore because they are buying V-Bucks instead. :P

Guaranteed this game will be the best selling COD this gen, it's not a matter of if but when. Digital sales have been on an upward trend for years and seeing that there are more players on this game than WW2 it's a no-brainer that the game has sold well. This game will also have long legs seeing that streamers are moving to this game from PUBG and there is a huge Blackout tournament planned at the end of this month.

It has no campaign and needs a huge day one patch. Not surprising that sales,are down physically but up digitally. Not too many reasons to buy the physical version when the game is specifically made for online gamers.

And since Activision will make more money per sold unit with this, I'm sure they will be happy.

Sales must be down by a lot.

Digital share on consoles is still far lower than 50%, so it being down 50% physically is quite bad.

Using a 35/65 share between digital and physical and the opening week for WWII in the UK we get:

518k physical
279k digital

physical being down 50% means only 259k sold, so digital needs to be up by 93% in order to match WW2 sales. Doesn't seem very realistic.

Game is like 55gbs not 110.

This is only console though. PC sales more than doubled. On Console I think digital in the UK will be 60-70%..

Edit: WW2 had a 22% digital rate last year. https://eraltd.org/news-events/press-releases/2018/streaming-boom-helps-entertainment-outstrip-the-printed-word/ so maybe not 60-70% for BO4. I think digital instead will be 40-50%.

CoD is tiny on PC, so that's not really relevant.

It sold over 800k it's first few weeks on PC last year.  That's not tiny.

Let’s not jump to conclusions though that the game sold poorly as a whole compared to the other COD games. On my friends list there’s 9 people playing blops4, 1 of them bought the physical copy while the rest bought digital versions.

For a 60 dollar game, does a 5 hour campaign really would make a difference for COD buyers.  I am just wondering how many people who really purchase COD just to play a short campaign.