Call of Duty: Modern Warfare’s review score on Metacritic has been dramatically impacted by review-bombers this past week.
The negative conclusion comes from clients who are professing to be "steamed" about how the game is depicting Russia as the principal adversary all through the game.
First revealed by Polygon, the game's score has dropped to 3/10 on account of the spam of substance by clients who didn't care for how Russia was depicted. A few remarks say "Russophobia isn't fitting, 'dear' Activision" and getting down on the organization for exhibiting Russian military perpetrating atrocities all through the story.
People even commented and reviewed asking why Activision does not highlight America’s war crimes but only Russia.
“Russophobia is not appropriate, ‘dear’ Activision,” says the comment. “There is no gray morality in this game, only bad Russians and good Americans. Can you show us hundreds of American war crimes all over the world in your next game?”
The game is a fictional game, set in a fictional world about events happening in Modern times.
Obligation at hand: Modern Warfare's mission has been a troubling theme for traditional press in light of how genuine the mission is and the narratives it depicts. Activision has utilized Russia as an adversary in past games, however this one pits the nation as carrying out demonstrations of war violations with gassing kids, killing regular citizens, and plotting against nations in the Middle East. SEE MORE
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