Dr Disrespect has had a challenging few days to say the least. The YouTube streamer recentlypulled the plug onElden Ring, his first real attempt to play a From Software RPG, after struggling with the game’s controls and combat timings. Now, Dr Disrespect is rage-quitting a second game. This time the YouTuber is taking issue with a game he’s battled with for a very long time,Call of Duty: Warzone. He’s even gone so far as uninstallingCall of Duty: Warzone, though it isn’t for the first (or probably last) time.
Call of Duty: Warzoneplayers will likely sympathize withDr Disrespect’s frustrations. A video summary of Dr Disrespect’s stream prior to uninstalling shows him dealing with the same issues players complain about day-to-day. He loses a gunfight he has a clear advantage in due to what appears to be hit registration problems. He gets downed mid-air while parachuting in after winning a Gulag. He dies walking around a corner. Dr Disrespect has a short enough temper as it is, butCall of Duty: Warzonereally pushed him to the brink this time.
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“**** I hate this game. I don’t like this game anymore. **** I used to love it, now I hate it,” was the comment Dr Disrespect made following his death due to de-sync or hit registration, said with such fervor he spit all over his microphone. Further comments throughout theCall of Duty: Warzonesession include, “I’ve never smoked a cigarette in my life and I am open to the concept right now,” “I’m ****ing done with this game,” and, “Game’s trash.” Lines that manyCall of Duty: Warzoneplayers have likely said during their darkest moments.
Dr Disrespect did finally have enough ofCall of Duty: Warzone, though.TimTheTatmanwasn’t able to talk him down from quitting the session at a certain point. “I gotta get it off, I gotta get it out. I gotta uninstall this ****ing game,” were Dr Disrespect’s comments as he went to the Battle.net client and removedCall of Duty: Warzonefrom his PC.
Surprisingly, Dr Disrespect’s closing thought as heuninstalledCall of Duty: Warzonewas one of optimism. He says he’s done, but only until he sees either “dramatic improvements” or a “new map.” Basically, Dr Disrespect isn’t happy with the game as it is. He wants to see change, or at least an effort toward change.
Everyone watchingDr Disrespect’s YouTube streamsknows that he’ll be back inCall of Duty: Warzonesooner than later. Regardless of whether Activision pushes through changes forCall of Duty: Warzone, the battle royale is a part of Dr Disrespect’s arsenal of games he frequently returns to. Ragequitting and uninstalling is half a gag. Hopefully, Activision makes changes anyway, if only for Dr Disrespect’s mental health.
Call of Duty: Warzoneis available now on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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