Former Call of Duty Director Critiques Franchise's Shift from Core Experience

Glen Schofield critiques the modern direction of Call of Duty, expressing concerns over the franchises shift towards licensed content and straying from its original vision.

• Call of Duty is facing criticism for its recent entries, particularly Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, which have heavily incorporated licensed characters like Seth Rogen and Beavis & Butthead skins.
• Former director Glen Schofield, who was instrumental in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, voiced his disapproval of the franchises departure from its core experience in a recent interview with VGC.
• Schofields comments reflect a broader concern among fans and industry observers about Call of Duty being influenced by corporate strategies from Activision and Microsoft, particularly during the ongoing acquisition discussions.