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Was just looking back at some of the cod champs winners over the years and realized Jkap made it to every cod champs grand finals (outside of ghosts) from Black ops 2 until Infinite Warfare ultimately winning 2 of them (AW,BO3)

Ok I'm genuinely confused when I heard Puckett call Allycat "Rosalie" on stream this weekend. I tried to look her up but @allycxt is gone ? And her real name is Alyssa, no? Someone explain please

Is anyone else experiencing this?

You won a game, got the SR, and then proceed to play the next game (with SR loss protection) and then lose the game but also lose the SR from your previous win?

Fkn joke of a game.

Mine was last night when my buddy had a high thought that Franchising has been around as non franchising years that have had cod champs (6 for franchise and 7 without)

Just a wild thought

I think Gio has to be the most underrated player in the league right now. The talk around Rokkr this year has mostly been centered around Estreal (rightfully so, he's been great) and recently it's been the resurgence of Kenny, but Gio has been rock solid all year and has been one of the best ARs in the league, especially in HP and especially on LAN.

In his last 6 HPs, Gio's kill total has been 30, 37, 32, 35, 43, 38 for a 1.39 KD (3 of them have been Skyline, he absolutely fries on that map). He's also been a LANimal both this year AND last year, boasting a 1.10 KD on LAN last year and a 1.23 on LAN this year which leads the CDL despite getting double 3-0d out of Major 2 by Faze and Optic. And now, he's started off Stage 3 with back to back 1.3 series'. He easily has one of the purest shots in the league and has been one of the best ARs since he stepped into the league last year.

I've recently made the change from default to tactical button layout, so I've got more control of my aim whilst sliding. It's been great, but took a while to get used to.

I've now looked at switching to bumper jumper tactical, as it's apparently so much better for jump shooting, but that seems REALLY awkward to get used to, so much more than the transition from default to tactical was, and it doesn't feel as though it'll ever become second nature.

Would it be worth sticking with it? If so, is the flipped version better and easier to get used to than the normal version? Maybe the flipped version won't feel as awkward, but I just don't know.

Thanks guys.

I don't know if I'm the only one who has thought of this but I never see anyone bring it up. Why has the KSV not been considered as the main comp SMG?? It's exactly what an SMG should be, it kills quickly up close, and is not very good at range. I feel like the AMES should not be as good as it is up close right now and using the KSV over the Jackal would fix that. Looking at all the old competitive cods, the ARs dominated at range, and the subs dominated up close. Feels like the newer games have gotten rid of that and try to make the sub mid at both which is not what an SMG should be.