Overview
- Chance Glasco, a founding member of Infinity Ward, expressed concerns that Call of Duty's long-running formula shows signs of creative stagnation.
- Glasco likened the franchise to The Simpsons, suggesting its longevity has led to a lack of fresh ideas in recent years.
- Despite his critique, Glasco still enjoys playing Warzone, though he rarely engages with other Call of Duty titles.
- He reflected on the series' origins, noting its gradual rise to prominence after a modest 2003 debut, driven by multiplayer innovation.
- Glasco highlighted Modern Warfare 2 as a standout entry in the series but stopped short of calling it the franchise's peak.