Slightly Above Average Gaming

Summary

In this episode of the Slightly Above Average Gaming Podcast, J007 and Sub1KD discuss various topics related to gaming. They start by talking about mic troubles and the transition to Twitch. They then discuss the Call of Duty Twitter community and the importance of hearing different viewpoints. The conversation shifts to Microsoft's decision to bring their exclusives to PlayStation and the implications for the gaming industry. They also discuss the current state of Warzone, including frustrations with matchmaking and the lack of regainability. Finally, J007 shares his journey with mouse and keyboard and the improvements in his gameplay. The conversation covers various topics related to the Call of Duty community, including the mouse and key community, the current meta, melee and sniping mechanics, issues in the competitive scene, and a lawsuit regarding revenue distribution. The mouse and key community is discussed in terms of their perception of game changes and the advantages of using mouse and keyboard. The meta discussion focuses on the current state of the game and the viability of different weapons. The conversation also delves into the mechanics of melee combat and sniping, highlighting the balance and skill required. Lastly, the conversation touches on the issues in the competitive scene, including layoffs, exclusive broadcasting deals, and a lawsuit regarding revenue distribution. The conversation delves into the financial aspects of running esports events and the role of Activision in the competitive scene. It explores the costs of organizing LAN events and the potential profitability of esports leagues. The future of competitive Call of Duty is discussed, with the suggestion that Activision may step away from the scene. The expenses involved in organizing tournaments are examined, highlighting the staffing and venue costs. The episode concludes with the introduction of a new segment, 'Kill of the Week.'

Your hosts:

J007tv:

https://twitter.com/FakeJ00712

https://www.twitch.tv/j007tv

SuboneKD:

https://twitter.com/Subonekd

https://kick.com/subonekd

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Mic Troubles

03:45 Discussion on Call of Duty Twitter Feuds

08:58 Microsoft's Exclusives on PlayStation

13:45 State of Warzone and Regainability

28:26 Quality of Life Updates in Warzone

35:30 Matchmaking Frustrations in Warzone

39:28 J007tv's Journey with Mouse and Keyboard

41:13 Mouse and Key Community

47:10 Meta Discussion

52:00 Melee and Sniping

59:03 Sniper Meta

01:08:22 Issues in the Competitive Scene

01:13:16 Lawsuit and Revenue Distribution

01:19:53 The Cost of Running a LAN Event

01:23:39 The Financials of Esports Leagues

01:24:30 The Future of Competitive Call of Duty

01:26:04 Activision's Role in the Competitive Scene

01:27:38 The Expenses of Organizing Tournaments

01:29:29 Kill of the Week Segment

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Summary

The podcast episode discusses skill-based matchmaking (SBMM) and the use of virtual private networks (VPNs) in gaming. The guests share their experiences and perspectives on SBMM, highlighting the differences between skill-based matchmaking in Call of Duty and other games like Valorant and Counter-Strike. They also explain how VPNs work and their impact on matchmaking. The conversation delves into the challenges faced by high-skill players and the frustrations with the current matchmaking system. The episode concludes with a discussion on cheating and the need for effective anti-cheat measures. The conversation delves into the topics of cheating and anti-cheat systems, privacy concerns with anti-cheat systems, improving anti-cheat systems, cheating in different skill levels, account farms and cheating patterns, different types of cheaters, the need for a working anti-cheat system, consequences for cheaters, the relationship between dedicated servers and skill-based matchmaking, and a discussion on aim assist. In this conversation, the hosts and guest discuss the complexity of controller settings and the overwhelming number of options available to players. They also explore the learning curve of game settings and the challenges faced by new players. The impact of settings on gameplay is examined, including the discovery of hidden settings and their effect on performance. The conversation delves into personal sensitivity preferences and the influence of sensitivity on competitive play. The guest shares their experience competing in the World Series of Warzone and offers insights into the current state of metas. The benefits and challenges of using mouse and keyboard are discussed, as well as the role of aim assist in gameplay. The conversation concludes with a focus on finding the right sensitivity and the importance of personalization.

Special Guest:

Kapzlocked

https://linktr.ee/kapzlocked

Your hosts:

J007tv:

https://twitter.com/FakeJ00712

https://www.twitch.tv/j007tv

SuboneKD:

https://twitter.com/Subonekd

https://kick.com/subonekd

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction

02:06 Discussion on Skill-Based Matchmaking and VPNs

07:01 Explanation of VPNs and Geofencing

12:01 Effects of VPNs on Skill-Based Matchmaking

16:07 Different Perspectives on Skill-Based Matchmaking

20:57 Frustrations with Skill-Based Matchmaking

25:27 Challenges for High-Skill Players

29:22 Understanding Cheating and Anti-Cheat Measures

38:39 Cheating and Anti-Cheat Systems

42:17 Privacy Concerns with Anti-Cheat Systems

44:52 Improving Anti-Cheat Systems

48:21 Cheating in Different Skill Levels

50:18 Account Farms and Cheating Patterns

56:07 Different Types of Cheaters

58:24 The Need for a Working Anti-Cheat System

01:04:47 Consequences for Cheaters

01:07:23 The Relationship Between Dedicated Servers and Skill-Based Matchmaking

01:14:09 The Priority of Skill-Based Matchmaking and Cheating

01:15:01 Discussion on Aim Assist

01:16:10 The Complexity of Controller Settings

01:17:12 The Learning Curve of Game Settings

01:18:39 Discovering Hidden Settings

01:19:07 The Impact of Settings on Gameplay

01:20:31 Personal Sensitivity Preferences

01:21:19 The Influence of Sensitivity on Competitive Play

01:22:10 Returning to the Game After a Break

01:22:35 Competing in the World Series of Warzone

01:22:48 Preference for Big Map or Small Map

01:23:17 Critiques of the New Map

01:24:00 The Current State of Metas

01:25:15 The Usefulness of Smokes in Gameplay

01:26:31 The Benefits and Challenges of Mouse and Keyboard

01:27:27 The Impact of Aim Assist on Gameplay

01:28:09 The Role of Self-Revives in the Game

01:29:14 The Skill Gap in Understanding Settings

01:31:46 Finding the Right Sensitivity

01:34:07 The Challenges of Controller vs. Mouse and Keyboard

01:37:09 The Impact of Aim Assist on Long Range Engagements

01:38:36 The Importance of Personal Sensitivity

01:42:13 The Process of Finding the Right Sensitivity

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Summary

In this episode, SuboneKD and J007tv discuss various topics related to gaming, including skill-based matchmaking, the state of Warzone, and the announcement of the Fortune's Keep map. They delve into the importance of time to match in matchmaking and the impact of skill and performance on gameplay. They also explore the frustrations with the current state of Warzone and the potential advantages of audio tuning. The episode concludes with an overview of the upcoming Fortune's Keep map and its features. The conversation covers changes to the map, potential changes to Verdansk, experimenting with map mechanics, ranked mode in Fortunes Keep, discussion on SR for kills and assists, manipulating the map in Warzone, introduction to Pal-World, bringing joy and fun to gaming, and the competitiveness and player base. The conversation explores the balance between competition and protection in gaming, the importance of having fun, embracing funny moments, not taking the game too seriously, bringing entertainment to the community, the positive atmosphere in Zombies mode, changing perspectives on mouse and keyboard players, and the journey into mouse and keyboard.

Your hosts:

J007tv:

https://twitter.com/FakeJ00712

https://www.twitch.tv/j007tv

SuboneKD:

https://twitter.com/Subonekd

https://kick.com/subonekd

Takeaways

Time to match is an important factor in matchmaking, as it affects the overall player experience.

Skill and performance play a significant role in matchmaking, but the narrow window of recent history may lead to imbalanced lobbies.

The state of Warzone has been a source of frustration for many players, with issues such as matchmaking and weapon balance impacting the overall enjoyment of the game.

Audio tuning can provide a significant advantage in gameplay, and the availability of such tools should be equal for all players.

The announcement of the Fortune's Keep map brings anticipation for new gameplay experiences and potential improvements to the Warzone experience. Finding a balance between competition and protection in gaming is important.

Having fun and embracing funny moments can enhance the gaming experience.

Taking the game too seriously can lead to negativity and frustration.

Bringing entertainment and positivity to the gaming community is valuable.

Zombies mode provides a more positive and cooperative atmosphere compared to PvP modes.

Changing perspectives and being open to different input methods can lead to a better understanding and appreciation of the gaming community.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates

02:00 Discussion on Skill-Based Matchmaking

05:00 The Importance of Time to Match

10:40 The Impact of Skill and Performance in Matchmaking

20:33 The State of Warzone and Frustrations with Matchmaking

25:21 The Impact of Audio Tuning on Gameplay

37:38 Fortune's Keep Map Announcement

40:32 Changes to the Map

42:25 Potential Changes to Verdansk

46:49 Experimenting with Map Mechanics

50:19 Ranked Mode in Fortunes Keep

53:27 Discussion on SR for Kills and Assists

56:27 Manipulating the Map in Warzone

01:05:19 Ranked Resurgence and Respawn Timers

01:10:14 Introduction to Pal-World

01:13:18 Bringing Joy and Fun to Gaming

01:18:25 Competitiveness and Player Base

01:18:52 The Desire for Competition and Protection

01:19:24 The Fun Factor in Gaming01:20:22Embracing the Funny Moments

01:23:16 Taking the Game Too Seriously

01:24:55 Bringing Fun and Entertainment to the Community

01:26:34 The Positive Atmosphere in Zombies Mode

01:28:00 Changing Perspectives on Mouse and Keyboard Players

01:30:07 The Journey into Mouse and Keyboard

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Summary

In this episode of the Slightly Above Average Gaming Podcast, the hosts discuss their podcast goals and the importance of bridging the gap between older and younger generations of gamers. They also talk about the recent CDL matches and cheating in competitive gaming. The hosts share their thoughts on weapon balancing and the meta in Warzone, as well as the impact of layoffs in the gaming industry. They discuss the future of Warzone maps and updates, and the collaboration between game studios. The episode concludes with a discussion on player preferences and the popularity of Verdansk map. The conversation discusses the release of Cold War and the integration of weapons into the game. It also explores the issues with map design in the new maps.

Your hosts:

J007tv:

https://twitter.com/FakeJ00712

https://www.twitch.tv/j007tv

SuboneKD:

https://twitter.com/Subonekd

https://kick.com/subonekd

Takeaways

Bridging the gap between older and younger generations of gamers is an important goal for the podcast.

Cheating in competitive gaming should not be tolerated, and stricter measures should be taken to prevent and punish cheaters.

Weapon balancing and meta shifts in Warzone can impact the gameplay experience and require players to adapt their loadouts.

Layoffs in the gaming industry can have a significant impact on game quality and the overall gaming community.

Collaboration between game studios can lead to better game development and improved player experiences. The release of Cold War and the integration of weapons caused some issues in the game.

The map design in the new maps, particularly Caldera, received criticism.

Players wanted a new map that was better, not worse.

The central high point in Almasra and Caldera was a point of contention.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Podcast Goals

03:40 Gaming Space Renovation

05:35 Celebrating 20 Episodes

07:28 CDL Update

09:15 Cheating in Competitive Gaming

20:40 Retirement in Competitive Gaming

21:42 Age Restrictions in Competitive Gaming

23:11 Competitive Gaming and Cheating

24:03 Boredom in Competitive Gaming

25:41 Weapon Balancing and Meta Shifts

26:06 Weapon Attachments and Loadouts

30:05 Game Updates and Seasonal Content

35:01 Layoffs in the Gaming Industry

46:22 Workflows and Collaboration in Game Development

57:54 Future Warzone Maps and Updates

01:23:40 Layoffs and the Impact on Game Quality

01:28:03 Collaboration Between Game Studios

01:30:51 Verdansk Map and Player Preferences

01:36:01 Introduction of Cold War and Weapon Integration

01:39:08 Issues with Map Design

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Summary:

In this episode, Jay and Sub interview Alex, the creator of Warzone Loadout, a popular loadout tool for Call of Duty: Warzone. They discuss Alex's journey in creating loadouts, factors to consider when building loadouts, and the importance of suppressors. They also talk about the challenges of balancing loadouts for different playstyles and skill levels. Alex shares his vision for the future of CodMunity, including plans for social features and tools for content creators. They also discuss the current state of sniper rifles in Warzone and the need for better communication from developers. The conversation covers topics such as expectations for Season 1 Reloaded, possible weapon balances, the viability of Modern Warfare 2 guns, the desire for more powerful ARs, and predictions for the Eradicator as the new meta. They also discuss the separation of Warzone and multiplayer, the advantages and disadvantages of universal attachments, and the appreciation for the attachment filtering menu. The conversation concludes with a discussion on favorite guns of all time and current favorites.

Guest:

Alex - Warzone Loadout

https://twitter.com/Warzone_Loadout

https://warzoneloadout.games/

Your hosts:

J007tv:

https://twitter.com/FakeJ00712

https://www.twitch.tv/j007tv

SuboneKD:

https://twitter.com/Subonekd

https://kick.com/subonekd

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Purpose of the Podcast

02:24 Alex's Journey in Creating Loadouts for Warzone

07:25 Factors to Consider When Building Loadouts

12:13 Creating Loadouts for Different Skill Levels

14:57 Personal Preferences in Building Loadouts

18:36 Expectations for Future Updates and Changes in Warzone

25:02 Importance of Suppressors in Loadouts

26:52 Choosing Attachments Based on Gun Feel

29:24 Balancing Loadouts for Different Playstyles

31:29 The Challenge of Building Loadouts for a Diverse Player Base

33:35 The Value of Detailed Weapon Stats and Loadout Tools

38:32 Expanding Loadout Tools and Social Features

44:47 The Work and Vision Behind CodMunity

52:47 Hopes for Future Updates and Changes in Warzone

56:25 The Challenge of Balancing Sniper Rifles in Warzone

59:00 Alternative Approaches to Balancing Snipers

01:02:04 Improving Communication and Transparency from Developers

01:05:15 The Popularity and Accessibility of Warzone

01:06:59 Expectations for Season 1 Reloaded

01:07:52 Possible weapon balances

01:09:04 Viability of Modern Warfare 2 guns

01:11:37 Desire for more powerful ARs

01:12:30 Prediction for the Eradicator as the new meta

01:13:29 Discussion on Modern Warfare 2 guns

01:16:16 Unlikelihood of Modern Warfare 2 guns being viable

01:17:34 Potential marketing strategies for new guns

01:18:04 Separation of Warzone and multiplayer

01:19:21 Appreciation for the attachment filtering menu

01:21:59 Advantages and disadvantages of universal attachments

01:22:39 Unlocking attachments through challenges

01:23:05 Balancing attachment accessibility

01:26:36 Favorite guns of all time

01:32:31 Closing remarks and appreciation

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In this episode, J and Subone reflect on their holidays and dive into a retrospective of Warzone 2. They discuss the issues with movement and gun functionality in the early stages of the game. The crowded airspace and the delay in using streaks are also highlighted. The hosts express their dissatisfaction with the weapon balance and the lack of viable SMGs. They also touch on the reception of the Al Mazrah map and the introduction of ranked play. The episode concludes with a discussion on the problems with shields and Semtex grenades. The conversation covers topics such as riot shields and flamethrowers, overall thoughts on the game, issues with audio, current weapon metas, disappointment with Modern Warfare 2 guns, artificial skill gap in the meta, and a discussion on aim assist. The conversation revolves around the debate on aim assist in Call of Duty. The hosts discuss the misconception that aim assist is overpowered and argue that it is necessary for controller players. They also highlight the majority of players using controllers and the need for balance between mouse and keyboard and controller inputs. Possible solutions, such as skill-based aim assist and skill-based matchmaking, are explored. The hosts emphasize the importance of game development and creating a gameplay style that caters to both inputs. They conclude by acknowledging Call of Duty's history and its focus on controller players.

Your hosts:

J007tv:

https://twitter.com/FakeJ00712

https://www.twitch.tv/j007tv

SuboneKD:

https://twitter.com/Subonekd

https://kick.com/subonekd

Takeaways

The movement and gun functionality in the early stages of Warzone 2 were problematic, with slow movements and random recoil patterns.

The crowded airspace and delay in using streaks were frustrating aspects of the game.

The weapon balance in Warzone 2 was not ideal, with SMGs being particularly weak.

The Almasra map received mixed reviews, but ranked play was generally well-received.

Shields and Semtex grenades were seen as problematic and in need of balancing. Riot shields and flamethrowers can be effective in certain situations, but they have limitations and can be countered.

The game is in a good position overall, with improvements made to address previous issues.

Audio in the game still needs improvement, as it can be inconsistent and affect gameplay.

The current weapon metas have a divide between easy-to-use guns and high-skill guns, creating an artificial skill gap.

Aim assist is a contentious topic, with advantages and disadvantages for both controller and mouse and keyboard players. Aim assist is necessary for controller players and is not as overpowered as some claim.

The majority of Call of Duty players use controllers, making aim assist an essential feature.

Balancing the game for both mouse and keyboard and controller inputs is crucial.

Game development should focus on creating a gameplay style that caters to both inputs.

00:00 Introduction and Holiday Recap

03:00 Reflecting on Warzone 212:00Issues with Movement and Gun Functionality

19:00 Crowded Airspace and Streaks

26:00 Discussion on Weapon Balance

32:00 Transition to Warzone 3

39:00 Ranked Play and Map Reception

45:00 Weapon Meta in Modern Warfare 3

47:00 Issues with Shields and Semtex

47:54 Discussion on Riot Shields and Flamethrowers

55:09 Overall Thoughts on the Game

58:00 Issues with Audio

01:11:16 Current Weapon Metas

01:20:23 Disappointment with Modern Warfare 2 Guns

01:25:11 Artificial Skill Gap in the Meta

01:27:05 Discussion on Aim Assist

01:28:47 The Debate on Aim Assist

01:36:18 The Majority of Players Use Controllers

01:41:34 Possible Solutions and Skill-Based Matchmaking

01:48:53 The Need for Balance and Game Development

01:53:18 The Choice of Input and Call of Duty's Focus

01:54:18 Call of Duty's History and Conclusion

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Summary

In this episode, Subone and J007TV discuss their holiday gaming experiences and the enjoyment of the holiday mode in Warzone. They also appreciate the detailed patch notes provided by the developers and discuss the balance of weapon loadouts. The hosts encounter technical difficulties but continue their conversation about sniping and the nerfing of overpowered weapons. They highlight the importance of detailed patch notes and effective communication from the developers. Finally, they share their overall impressions of Warzone and Modern Warfare 3, considering them to be in the silver age of Warzone. The conversation covers various aspects of Warzone, including improvements, map design, gameplay speed, and the debate between mouse and keyboard and controller inputs.

Your hosts:

J007tv:

https://twitter.com/FakeJ00712

https://www.twitch.tv/j007tv

SuboneKD:

https://twitter.com/Subonekd

https://kick.com/subonekd

Takeaways

The holiday mode in Warzone is enjoyable and adds to the festive spirit of the season.

Detailed patch notes are appreciated by the community as they provide transparency and understanding of the changes made.

Weapon loadouts and balance are important factors in the gameplay experience, and the hosts discuss their preferred loadouts.

Sniping in Warzone has its challenges, and the hosts express their opinions on the current state of snipers.

Nerfing overpowered weapons is necessary to maintain a balanced gameplay experience.

Effective communication from the developers, including detailed patch notes, is crucial for player satisfaction.

The hosts share their overall impressions of Warzone and Modern Warfare 3, considering them to be in the silver age of Warzone. Warzone has seen improvements and has the potential to be a fantastic experience in the future.

The map design in Warzone is well-balanced, with fewer dead zones and more opportunities for movement and cover.

The gameplay speed in Warzone is faster, with quicker loadouts and faster circle closing times.

The debate between mouse and keyboard and controller inputs in Warzone is ongoing, with both having their advantages and disadvantages.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Holiday Gaming

01:30 Enjoying the Holiday Mode

04:20 Detailed Patch Notes

08:31 Weapon Loadouts and Balance

25:57 Sniping and Weapon Balancing

30:17 Nerfing Overpowered Weapons

33:24 Detailed Patch Notes and Communication

36:08 Impressions of Warzone and Modern Warfare 3

47:24 Comparison to Previous Versions of Warzone

50:57 Improvements and Potential of Warzone

52:03 Verdansk and Al Mazra

53:02 Gulag and Buy Stations

54:23 Integration with Black Ops

55:45 Map Design and Dead Zones

59:00 Smoke and Sniping

01:00:10 Gameplay Speed and Ground Vehicles

01:04:12 Holiday Event and Warzone Mode

01:15:30 Mouse and Keyboard vs. Controller Debate

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Summary

In this episode, Jay and Sub interview Diosa, a competitor in the Women X Call of Duty (WXC) tournament. They discuss the structure of the WXC, including team qualifications and the role of captains and coaches. Diosa shares her experience with scrim schedules and the importance of practicing against skilled players. They also discuss the presence of Twitter orgs in the female gaming scene and the desire for women to compete in the main Call of Duty League (CDL). The conversation touches on the differences between Modern Warfare 2 and Modern Warfare 3, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of Blackout and Warzone. The conversation covers various topics related to Call of Duty: Warzone, including the availability of games on different platforms, the desire for a basic gun mode, opinions on the time-to-kill (TTK), cross-platform play, inconsistencies in hitboxes and damage values, the need for new content, interest in ranked play and competitive gaming, the idea of futuristic content, opinions on the new Warzone map, cash flow and weapon balance, and issues with audio. The conversation covers sound issues in Warzone, strategies and perks, different playstyles, mastering different mechanics, strategic approaches, favorite game modes, spawning and strategy, and streaming and social media.

Our Guest:

https://twitter.com/DiosaTTV

https://www.twitch.tv/diosaa

Your hosts:

J007tv:

https://twitter.com/FakeJ00712

https://www.twitch.tv/j007tv

SuboneKD:

https://twitter.com/Subonekd

https://kick.com/subonekd

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background

01:56 Women X Call of Duty (WXC)

03:43 Team Structure and Qualifications

04:12 Team Captains and Coaches

04:50 Scrim Schedule and Improvement

05:34 Team Size and Coaches

06:26 Twitter Orgs and Content Creation

08:09 OTF Gaming and LAN Events

08:50 Preference for LAN Events

09:05 Switching from Console to PC

09:55 Getting into Competitive Gaming

13:18 Desire to Compete in the Main CDL

15:40 Opportunities for Women in CDL

18:42 Routine and Practice

20:13 Playing Against Better Players

22:48 Comparison of Modern Warfare 2 and Modern Warfare 3

23:57 Sound EQ and GA in Tournaments

25:26 Role and Flexibility in the Team

29:38 Comparison of Blackout and Warzone

33:34 Desire for a Hybrid of Blackout and Warzone

37:38 Discussion on the availability of games on different platforms

40:31 Desire for a basic gun mode in Warzone

41:04 Opinions on the time-to-kill (TTK) in Warzone

42:17 Cross-platform play and its impact on game lobbies

44:14 Inconsistencies in hitboxes and damage values

48:45 Discussion on the current state of Warzone and the need for new content

52:13 Interest in Warzone ranked play and competitive gaming

57:46 Exploring the idea of futuristic content in Call of Duty

01:05:31 Opinions on the new Warzone map

01:09:31 Likes and dislikes about the new map

01:13:02 Discussion on cash flow and weapon balance in Warzone

01:13:49 Issues with audio in Warzone

01:14:00 Sound Issues in Warzone

01:15:07 Strategies and Perks in Warzone

01:16:20 Different Playstyles in Warzone

01:18:41 Mastering Different Mechanics in Warzone

01:21:12 Strategic Approaches in Warzone

01:24:48 Favorite Game Modes in Warzone

01:25:54 Spawning and Strategy in Warzone

01:27:34 Streaming and Social Media

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Jay and Sub set out of their comfort zone and discuss the recent controversies surrounding women in the CDL, while Activision steps out of its comfort zone and opens up about SBMM... sort of...

Your hosts:

J007tv:

https://twitter.com/FakeJ00712

https://www.twitch.tv/j007tv

SuboneKD:

https://twitter.com/Subonekd

https://kick.com/subonekd

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Jay and Sub talk about the Sledgehammer Games interviews and Reddit AMA, SBMM, and the state of the game. Also, is MWIII a DLC? Is Krampus returning? Are you ready for Warzone?

Your hosts:

J007tv:

https://twitter.com/FakeJ00712

https://www.twitch.tv/j007tv

SuboneKD:

https://twitter.com/Subonekd

https://kick.com/subonekd

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