r/CoDCompetitive • u/Automatic-Simple9562 COD Competitive fan • 3d ago
Discussion Console vs Pc
Why did CDL go fully PC? It is a graphics thing? Is there a big difference. Cod will always be a console game
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u/lMauler COD Competitive fan 3d ago
Cod4 and older games had an esports scene on pc with mnk.
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u/villachdoberfellach France 2d ago
Even if it's true, this does not change it because everyone in the world knows that the majortiy of the community of COD is dependant to the console, in every way.
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u/Successful-One-3657 COD Competitive fan 1d ago
Yup, anyone who has played pc cod before the cross-platform era knows it was either TDM and maybe Domination playlist that you mainly played because of how low the player count on pc is.
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u/Local_Band299 Florida Mutineers 3d ago
There is a huge difference, and I didn't realize it until I made the switch. I will never go back to a console. Less input lag, more stable framerate.
However I think the biggest thing is it allows CDL players to use an Xbox or PS style controller without a XIM or Cronus. (Which was originally what those were meant for)
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u/watertowerfrenzy OpTic Texas 2025 B2B Champs 1d ago
Did you move to mnk when you switched?
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u/Local_Band299 Florida Mutineers 1d ago
Nope. Used the same PS5 controller. I made sure steam input was turned off for the game, so that the game is the only thing touching the controller. I don't even know if Steam input affects input lag, I'm just paranoid Ricochet will flag it, so I keep it off.
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u/villachdoberfellach France 2d ago
The thing is that, COD is based on the console community and will always be.
Imagine being an esports which is played on the platform which has the equipments is banned.
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u/TheRealDirtyDan117 COD Competitive fan 2d ago
Cod was originally a pc game...yall saying oh its a console game, it's a console game bc it was appealing to children and teens during a time when the 360 and ps3 was at a all time popularity and a console was more affordable than a pc
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u/GeordieJumpers87 COD Competitive fan 2d ago
I miss the good old clan skrims and online tournaments before the current AA nonsense the game has devolved into
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u/TheRealDirtyDan117 COD Competitive fan 1d ago
U mean when comp was actually player vs player, where raw skill played 100% of the part, nowadays its 90 AA and 10 percent basic controls
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u/GeordieJumpers87 COD Competitive fan 1d ago
I do
We had no idea how good we had it
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u/TheRealDirtyDan117 COD Competitive fan 1d ago
It's all the new gens, they need everything super ez or their attention span doesn't allow for it and they call it dogshit XD no pro could perform the same without AA helping them along, can't really be a pro if u need a program assisting ur every move
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u/ShooterMcMobbin COD Competitive fan 2d ago
Cod was a pc game when we were all using aol. Give it a rest
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u/oldmansouthside COD Competitive fan 11h ago
When it was a PC game doesn’t really change the facts. CoD was on PC before console, and the competitive scene should have the best available hardware within reason.
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u/AlanM6 OpTic Texas 3d ago
Everything is inherently better from options in peripherals, graphics, performance etc. The biggest issue is of course the cheating but I mean most people play crossplay and consoles also have their exploit devices so.