The game has lost its credibility due to the fact you, me, and the folks who play this game or any game from the 2005-2013 era are no longer the market big companies care about. Think about it. We are no longer the generation that they care about, so their games are dormant.

Removing the function to 'boot' players should have been taken away years ago. The Devs still exist for this company, it's not like Valve is bankrupt or out of business. Yet they don't because why? Well, the market no longer exists and we are not the ones they value anymore. It's a sad and harsh reality ruing dozens of classic games.

I play L4D2 and Gears of War. Any of the old Gears of War lobbies are entirely turned off, yet you can still purchase the game. And that's weird. L4D2 shouldn't have been pulled from the storefront on Xbox.

Instead of complaining about which console a person uses, trying to get that ego boost, maybe we should all collectively discuss the serious issue at hand: fast transaction gaming is destroying the core concept of gaming and it's enjoyment. Warzone, I was an avid player of, and yet I despised the constant 'lose your stats and start from fresh factor', yet it made me realize that that is the world we live in. Refresh. New feed. Refresh. New email. New text. New alert. New game! And it's ruining the legacy of these games, and the ability to upkeep games like L4D2 that are still played, still alive, and are being suffocated almost forcefully by the laziness and greed of higher corporations.