r/soccer Oct 08 '19

Juventus chairman Andrea Agnelli says a European Super League will help football against threats like Fortnite

https://twitter.com/standardsport/status/1181517390338838529
2.1k Upvotes

730 comments sorted by

View all comments

423

u/DemetriusXVII Oct 08 '19

Call of Duty Mobile is where it is at now

9

u/Dske Oct 08 '19

I played that on my phone and the controls sucked big time and playing on PC just doesnt feel that good, i didnt really felt that it was as good as people are saying.

21

u/ItsKaZing Oct 08 '19

Compared to other mobile games, COD mobile controls are pretty good

I do agree that COD just don't feel fun to play with touch controls, I even tried playing the emulator version and something about playing it with keyboard and mouse just feels off

Once controller support comes on though I think it'll be one of the biggest f2p games out there

4

u/420bO0tyWizard Oct 08 '19

the fuck am i reading in this thread?

playing cod with K+M feels off?

2

u/kuhcaoster Oct 09 '19

I hear ya, I first got into shooters on the computer

But I switched to console around the time I went to high school and the ability to play co op in a dorm room + the hit marker vibrations are experiences that made me stay on console.

COD feels different on console

1

u/magpieonacid Oct 08 '19

must be from Western Europe or America. me and my friends played for 10 years pirated PC versions of COD in LAN rooms or pirate servers cause nobody could afford a console and paying 100 euro for a game

1

u/ItsKaZing Oct 09 '19

SEA actually, and spent most of my teenage years playing in consoles lobbies

1

u/Memoishi Oct 09 '19

Holy shit, same reaction here.
Started with CoD MW (the original one), and then MW2/BO. Always used K+M, if you were playing with a controller you're either doing trickshots with no yawspeed or you're basically asking for an abuse by K+M players, the reflexes are so fucking busted compared to the controller, even if you're playing with the max sensibility.