FTC and Microsoft are FIGHTING Again! 

Well, they technically didn't remove day. One games you could still get ultimate. And have you know it for 20 bucks? Like you said at the end it's. Just the people that are paying $10 and getting all the day one game, so they couldn't play multiplayer, which I heard that they were complaining about like there's literally people online saying that they should be able to play online, just paying $10 and so Microsoft actually had an excuse if you read there. Filings because they mentioned that fans were upset wanting to play multiplayer to make a new tear for them. The only scummy thing they did was remove the day one games, but you can play back catalog games and you'll still eventually get the games. At least that's what they're saying about half a year later. And if you're still subscribed with a consultair, the $10 1, it didn't go up in price and you can remain on it and still get Dame one games. Not defending them, but I think what they're doing is they're not confident enough to say like. Hey, we're gonna grow game pass with Call of Duty. They're probably still worried that a lot of people are just gonna buy it or just pay the $15 and they're gonna lose money. So what they want to do is at least squeeze a little bit more money out of people. In case it fails, it's like it fails. Safe. Because imagine if you're always relying on all this money that Call of Duty got in January from the worst Call of Duty ever MW3. And now you. Have one of the biggest ones out there. It looks really good like really, really good with its quality campaign and you know zombie mode and you want to make sure you're getting some money out of this one? Even if it is a test to see if game pass will grow with you know people subscribing my prediction, I do think it's going to grow. It's probably going to be its biggest growth in the wild, but it hasn't grown in a while a lot. It's had steady and slight gross Starfield, I think had about a 2% increase if I remember correctly. I maybe think maybe 10% increase, especially on PC. But will they stay subscribed? That's the biggest issue as well, if they don't at least Microsoft's getting more money out of them. That's what I think they're worried about. They're still going to least make some of the profit 1/3 of the game's cost 20 bucks if they pay once and then get off. Plus I can imagine there was going to be some trouble with people buying the $10 to getting Call of Duty, then b******* that they can't play online. There's probably going to be that as well. I already predicted that Call of Duty's probably going to make people that are still in PlayStation 4, switchover to Xbox series. That's I think what was Sony's biggest concern is because half their base is still playing Call of Duty on PS4I believe half the Call of Duty bases next year, I think for sure Microsoft's Crowley's gonna push next in only because look, college football is only on next-gen. And a lot of people went out and bought the cheapest console the series just to play it like they were flying off the shells on that $300 console. That PlayStation fan boys call holding back the industry. Imagine if they forced people to get the new Call of Duty system. I assume some people would get the $500 Xbox. But a lot of people would get the $300 1. Because if you're only playing Call of Duty on PlayStation and you're gonna get all the cods on game pass.You're not losing your games.That's my thought process.They're gonna bring them eventually.They already showed you with m.B three dropping a few days ago so they're gonna ente some of those players over because they don't want to rebuy all the games And you'll get the new ones later in the year.