I started playing Black Ops 2

I haven't really played Call of Duty for a while. The last ones I played online were 4 and 5, and I played the campaign on MW2 and the first Black Ops. Over the past few months or so, I've slowly been working my way through the ones I missed. They are basically the same as the others, just not as good. It seems like they focus less and less on the campaigns and way more on the online stuff, which I'm not really interested in anymore. So I was pretty surprised when I started playing Black Ops 2 and realised they had an almost non-linear part of the campaign. The first indication that something was different became apparent when one of the missions felt sort of open world-ish, but it still had the standard "shoot this thing, run here, trigger sets off new event, shoot this thing, run over here, trigger sets off new event" deal going on. Then something completely bizarre happened. I was _actually given a choice of missions to choose from_, something I've never seen before. The missions are actually RTS missions too, which was fucking weird, but I was happy that something different was happening. They are quite possibly the worst missions I have ever played in an FPS game before. The control system is awful, kind of like they completely forgot about how we have standard controls for games, and just decided to assign functions to random buttons. I am no stranger to RTS games. I'm not Korean-level good at RTS, but I am pretty good at RTS. These missions are _fucking. impossible._ I lowered the difficulty and still can not come close to completing a single one of them. How they even got into the finished game is beyond me. Maybe they had Koreans testing the levels, who knows. The RTS missions are optional, so I just carried on with the main campaign. The next level I played was plagued by horrendous bugs. A Russian guy was trapped in midair about 50 feet above me but was somehow able to kill me with his AK47. After I got through that mission, I moved onto the next one. Halfway through, I got into cover behind a cart full of watermelons, and noticed that there was a watermelon a couple of feet in front of me just spinning in midair. I watched in disbelief as it slowly shrunk and disappeared from existence, as though it had had enough of the game and just decided to phase itself out of the universe it was trapped in. How do people buy these shitty games for full price every single year when they are this bad?