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“Black Ops 7 is So BAD They’re Making It FREE!” — and honestly… it’s starting to feel true. In today’s video, I break down Call of Duty’s newest blog post, what Activision isn’t telling you, and why Black Ops 7 is struggling so hard that people are wondering if a free-to-play switch is on the table. From the constant matchmaking complaints to the crumbling player count and the major performance issues, BO7 is shaping up to be one of the most controversial COD releases in years. But it’s not all doom and gloom — I also talk about the actual strengths buried inside Black Ops 7. Whether it’s the core gunplay, the movement system, or the potential for future seasons, there are things Treyarch is doing right. The problem? SBMM, lag, stability, and a rough Season 1 rollout have overshadowed everything good about the game. In this video I go page-by-page through Activision’s recent blog post and explain how their messaging signals one big truth: they know BO7 is in trouble. The way they’re communicating upcoming updates, “player-friendly” changes, and new incentives feels like they’re trying to stop the bleeding. The question is… is it too late? If you’ve been frustrated with Black Ops 7’s matchmaking, performance, lack of transparency, or overall direction, this video breaks down exactly what’s happening and what Treyarch needs to fix ASAP. Whether BO7 eventually becomes free, discounted, or reinvented… one thing is clear: the COD community is fed up. Stick around to hear my full thoughts, my raw reactions, and what I think Black Ops 7 needs to do to avoid becoming another failed Call of Duty launch.