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“Call of Duty public multiplayer needs to feel casual again.” More than 9,000 Call of Duty players have signed a petition calling on Activision and the game’s development teams to remove skill-based matchmaking from standard, unranked public playlists. Skill-based matchmaking groups players with others of similar ability. Petition starter Tyler Smith, a gamer known online as @tdawgsmitty, argues that the system can make matches feel overly competitive, even when players just want to try a new weapon, unwind after work or play with friends at different skill levels. The petition asks Call of Duty to prioritize connection quality in public matches, keep skill-based competition in Ranked Play and provide more transparency about how its matchmaking works. Should skill-based matchmaking stay in Ranked Play only? Petition link: c.org/n8G4NW89 #callofduty #cod #videogames #gaming @icrazyteddy @the_one_boom @davidplaysx89 @bravo6intel @ydbeatz @chaibeast @jaycarnagemusic @shadow_tensei @tanitowz @mattactual1 @psyQoknighty @shazambfg @phierceFPS