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Call of Duty Infinite Warfare

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Reveal Trailer is the 74th most Disliked Video on YouTube

Worthy of all the dislikes? You decide
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After being released less than two days ago, the Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare reveal trailer is the 74th most disliked video on YouTube. The reveal trailer was released on May 2 and the dislikes already started climbing. The video has 6,960,531 views and 252,239 of the viewers disliked the video with only 168,782 of the viewers liking the trailer.

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Perhaps players are just upset over Modern Warfare Remastered only available through the Legacy Edition or Digital Deluxe Edition. Or maybe players genuinely thought the trailer was unimpressive. Whatever the case, whether or not the trailer deserved the dislikes is up for debate. You can watch the trailer for yourself and decide.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare will be available November 4.

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Chelsea is a gamer, fangirl, writer and activist. She is just as comfortable defending her OTPs as she is protesting for worthy causes. She has an encyclopedic knowledge about anything pop culture. You can find her playing games online under the username Chilliepop. Chelsea covered anything and everything within the video games sphere as a freelance writer for Twinfinite between March 2016 and May 2017.