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In breaking news, Robert Bowling, better known as fourzerotwo to the COD community, has officially resigned as
the creative strategist for IW.

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Bowling has worked on several CoD titles from Modern Warfare, to Modern Warfare 3. Bowling, being the creative strategist, oversaw
multiple aspects of the games regarding weapons, perks, etc. He has been heavily criticized throughout the series from fans, but I have to
applaud him for dealing with disappointed players/customers throughout all of these years.

How do you feel about this resignation? Is it baffling? Are you happy he is resigning?
Let me know down below.

Thanks for reading!
-Chaz-

This is what i like to call the Michael Jackson effect , when he is no longer here = we all talk good about him . Yes there are those who did like him , but alot of us have said a fair share of comments.

Robert Bowling was the whipping/scapgoat for all things wrong in Call of Duty. And Now with a possible new Hacks against MW3, no chance he wanted to be a part of that.

Robert Bowling has done a fairely good job in making the Call of Duty franchise and its players happy. Sure, there were some things that were stupid, but I've yet to see a perfect fps. I'm also glad though, because the game needs some new ideas and characteristics.

Not to be rude, but you are extremely out of the loop. :dumb:
Xbox private/public matches have been hacked, and derank lobbies have been made public.

MW3 has indeed been hacked.

Plus the 20th prestige guy on XBOX.

It was simply inevitable. The hacks were bound to come at some point or another.

I don't know why everyone hated on him. He didn't make the game, he just did things the community wanted, like nerfing the FMG9 Akimbo and Type 95. Blame the developers not him. You could argue that he could have known that Lag Compensation would be so bad since they had COD XP, but there was only a couple thousand people playing at that time, not a couple million...

First off, it seems highly unlikely. (Can you also post that article from wherever you got it from so we
can see) Activision is swimming in money at this point, and have more than they know what to do with.
I doubt they will be firing anyone, because if it ain't broke, don't fix it. And Robert Bowling would not be
fired for something like this, or even fired at all. That would be ludicrous for Activision to do.