Cod isnt good anymore

Thank you for your reply, Pro.Pro's final argument seems to attack the Cod fandom and the community more than the game itself, which is what I thought we were originally talking about. Pro mentions 3 things that we might say are bad (that directly relate to the game): lag, hit detection, and microtransactions. But we do not have evidence that this is the case from the sources that Pro cited. Even if this is true, it may be the case that the games are good, but when too many people get on the servers, there is a burden that even good games cannot handle. It is conceivable to get too many people on any server. Are we going to call games bad because they can lag?Pro says that Activision's desire for money is ruining Cod. But I cannot really agree with this argument because a lot of companies are money-hogs and they make 'good' products. Take Nintendo, for example. Nintendo and Disney care about nothing but money. But a lot of people really like their products. It is unwarranted to criticize a product just because its producer doesn't have good motives. Pro mentions microtransactions, but we do not have evidence to criticize or endorse microtransactions.Pro also describes a relationship between youtubers and Activision; apparently there is a bit of bribery and other 'behind the scenes' corruption. But it still could be the case the games are really good and they just need advertising. While I may disapprove of their methods, advertisement and publicity (in any light) is viewed as a good thing and generates sales.Conclusion:The BoP (Burden of Proof) is simply not fulfilled by Pro. Pro describes somethings that are bad for games, (like lag) but these were not backed by any sources, so we cannot say they are in the Cod games, or that they are even bad. Game developers sometimes use 'slow-mo' effects that might be considered bad, but they also might be considered good.Pro goes on to describe a conspiracy between youtubers and Activision, but this doesn't necessarily make the games themselves are bad.The only sources Pro used were based on the sales of the game. But we cannot infer that Activision desires money just because they made money. So we do not have good grounds to say that Activision is even a greedy corporation.Tips on How to Debate:Pro has asked for some tips on how to debate. There are some things one can do to make their arguments better.1: Structure. Try to make your arguments readable to yourself and your readers. Clear points are good; try to avoid huge paragraphs. One paragraph per point is a useful tool. It is similar to writing a fictional story; one speaker per paragraph makes the story much more readable.2: Logic. It is good to study symbolic logic and logical fallacies so you know how to reply to any opposing arguments. Study all the implications of A⊃B. It is okay if you do not understand everything on your first read-through. Just continue soaking yourself in logic books and work on logical exercises.3: Read! Study a particular controversial topic that you enjoy and look at all the arguments. Try to understand each argument and what each argument's limitations are. For instance, right now there is a lot of controversy about what the KCA (Kalam Cosmological Argument) would imply if it is valid and sound. While this won't make you an expert on the subject, familiarity will give you an easier time looking at any similar arguments or lectures on the topic.4: 100 push ups, 100 sit ups, 100 squats, and 10KM running every single day!