It's been almost three weeks since the latest outing in the Call of Duty franchise, Advanced Warfare, hit stores, and after the divisive reception to Ghosts, the response has been refreshingly positive for the most part. Particular praise has been lavished on the use of the game-changing Exosuit, the enhanced graphics, and of course, Kevin Spacey's fine performance in the campaign mode. That said, no Call of Duty game is perfect (far from it, in fact), and there's still plenty of room for improvement with regard to next year's entry into the series currently being developed by Treyarch. Though Advanced Warfare came up with solid solutions to a lot of the series' nagging issues, there are still a lot of problems that need to be fixed, be it on the technical side, some lazier aspects of the production, or some unsavoury business practices that don't really serve the interests of players. If Activision and Treyarch can implement these fixes, then CoD 2015 has the potential to be the best game in the series in a long, long time, and build on the surprisingly impressive package that is Advanced Warfare. Here are 12 ways to improve Call of Duty 2015, whatever it ends up being called (most likely Black Ops III).
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