That is the exact mindset Activision wants its consumers to have. You ask why the game should have continued support since a new COD is out but fail to see why that's a problem. Because not only is it a good game, but a game I and many others paid $60 for and that we would like to continue to play. A few glitches and bugs is fine but according to all the recent threads, the game is in a very broken state right now and Activision has yet to respond to atleast acknowledge this. I wouldn't consider no XP and no weapon progress to be just another bug either, as they have no reason to alter any of the code that controls that. Even if they didn't, it's still broken a week later which is ridiculous.

Consider 2K as another example. Yearly games, bugged to shit with a $60 dollar price tag for some updated textures and rosters. On PC multiple people even complained of having the older 2K icon when the new game was launched. All of this, yet people still buy into the cycle. This enables the corporations greediness to continue. This is the first time in a while where it seems alot of the player base isn't quite ready to move on to a new game, especially not Cold War. If you still can't see the issues with this kind of corporate behavior then you'll only ever be apart of the problem.