Popular YouTube streamer Dr Disrespect has prominently streamed Call of Duty: Warzone, but this may change soon. According to the two-time champion, Warzone is designed for eleven-year-olds.
During a recent YouTube livestream, Dr Disrespect suggested that he would stop playing Call of Duty: Warzone until Vanguard releases. Call of Duty: Vanguard is expected to change up the battle royale in a few ways, including the addition of a brand new anti-cheat system and World War 2-themed map. While Dr Disrespect is known for ranting about Warzone, the two-time champion was notably burnt out on Call of Duty during the livestream.
During the recent YouTube stream, Dr Disrespect was grouped up with TimtheTatman and ZLaner in Call of Duty: Warzone. From one game to the next, Dr Disrespect was notably bothered by the game. Shortly after TimtheTatman left the livestream, Dr Disrespect got into his feelings about Call of Duty: Warzone.
While livestreaming, Dr Disrespect stated that he is “genuinely considering stopping” playing the Call of Duty battle royale. He confirmed that he's interested in changing things up in future streams with some Apex Legends and a 1v1 Call of Duty tournament. Dr Disrespect also stated that Warzone is a boring snooze fest that's putting him to sleep.
Even after swapping over to Call of Duty: Vanguard, Dr Disrespect's distaste continued, suggesting he's struggling to get into any Call of Duty right now. As opposed to Call of Duty: Warzone, Dr Disrespect had complaints about the speed of the Call of Duty: Vanguard open beta. Dr Disrespect fans that enjoy watching him play Call of Duty may be surprised to see him playing something else soon due to the wavering interest.
“I just have no passion, no interest to play a game designed for 11-year-olds,” said Dr Disrespect. "Either 11-year-olds or 85-year-old men. The game has turned into a joke at this point, and I’m just not into it." According to Dr Disrespect, Warzone has never felt so bad to play and he's lost enthusiasm for the Call of Duty experience.
When asked by ZLaner how he would feel about Halo Infinite missing out on the battle royale experience, Dr Disrespected responded by saying it would be a big L. Dr Disrespect previously quit Call of Duty: Warzone in July due to a lack of interest and the renewed burnout may push him towards other games just as it did before.
Although Dr Disrespect has had harsh criticisms for Call of Duty: Warzone since it was released in 2019, he's interested in the changes coming with Vanguard. The release of the new map may intrigue Dr Disrespect enough to play Warzone as much as ever, but he may be reducing the COD content until then. Dr Disrespect has previously said positive things about the Vanguard changes and he's looking forward to leaving the Verdansk map.
Call of Duty: Warzone is available right now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
