Contract Wars What is going on in 2024

Summary

In this reflective video, Marshall One revisits *Contract Wars* after several years, discussing the game's decline, his personal experiences, and the impact of recent events, including his account being hacked. He shares his thoughts on the lack of players, the game's diminishing community, and the struggles with balancing progression and competition. Marshall also touches on his transition to playing *Escape From Tarkov*, while contemplating the potential future of *Contract Wars* if it were revitalized. Ultimately, he urges viewers to move on and explore new games, while acknowledging the memories and fun that *Contract Wars* once provided.

Takeaways

• 😀 Marshall One returns to *Contract Wars* after a long break, reflecting on the state of the game in 2024.
• 🎮 Despite no longer being banned, Marshall finds his profile hacked, with in-game currency stolen and transferred to another clan.
• 💔 Marshall acknowledges that *Contract Wars* is no longer what it used to be and that the game's servers are mostly empty.
• 🕹️ Players encouraged Marshall to return to the game, but he questions whether his return could revive the game or if it's time to move on.
• 📉 Marshall finds the game’s current state frustrating, as high-level players with maxed-out stats make it difficult for new players to enjoy.
• 💡 The speaker reflects on his time spent playing *Escape From Tarkov*, a game he's enjoying with over 4,000 hours played, and regrets not making videos about it.
• 🔧 Marshall is in contact with developers, who promise to restore his stolen in-game currency and other assets.
• 🎥 Marshall hints at making *Contract Wars* videos in the future, possibly focusing on older footage or compilations, but questions how much more there is to cover.
• ⚡ He believes the game's decline is partly due to the dominance of high-level players and the overall lack of balance in gameplay.
• ⏳ Marshall reflects on the inevitable passage of time, saying that while *Contract Wars* was a great game in its heyday, it’s now reaching its end.
• 🌱 Marshall invites his viewers to share their thoughts on the future of *Contract Wars*, wondering if there’s any hope for the game’s revival or if it's time to move on.

Q & A

Why did Marshall stop making videos on *Contract Force*?

Marshall stopped making videos on *Contract Force* because he felt the game had changed significantly and no longer resembled what it used to be. He also mentioned that the servers were empty, and the game had lost its appeal.

What happened to Marshall's *Contract Force* account?

Marshall's *Contract Force* account was hacked. Over 30,000 GP and 90 million CR were transferred from his profile to another clan. Despite this, the developers assured him that they would restore his account and assets.

What is Marshall's opinion on the state of *Contract Force* in 2024?

Marshall believes that *Contract Force* is no longer in a good state in 2024. The game has a low player base, and many servers are empty. He suggests that the game's decline is due to high-level players with maxed-out stats, making it difficult for newcomers.

Why does Marshall suggest his audience move on from *Contract Force*?

Marshall encourages his audience to move on from *Contract Force* because the game’s decline is evident. He acknowledges that the game provided great memories, but he feels it’s time to move forward and try other games.

What game is Marshall currently enjoying, and why?

Marshall is currently enjoying *Escape From Tarkov* (TCO), a game he has invested over 4,000 hours in. He finds it more engaging than *Contract Force* and has made the switch to it since leaving *Contract Force*.

Did Marshall try to promote *Escape From Tarkov* to his audience?

Yes, Marshall tried to promote *Escape From Tarkov* to his audience. He even made videos about the game, but he acknowledges that not everyone has the hardware required to play it.

What are Marshall’s thoughts on *Contract Force*'s future?

Marshall is not optimistic about the future of *Contract Force*. He feels the game might only have a chance if it’s sold to another company that is willing to invest heavily in it.

How did Marshall feel about playing *Contract Force* again after a long break?

Marshall found it strange and somewhat difficult to return to *Contract Force* after a long break. He tried playing the game with his friends but felt that the experience had changed significantly, making it hard to enjoy.

What was Marshall's experience with high-level players in *Contract Force*?

Marshall mentioned that high-level players, with maxed-out stats, made it nearly impossible to enjoy playing on normal mode. The imbalance led to many players opting for Hardcore mode instead.

How does Marshall view his impact on the *Contract Force* community?

Marshall believes he made a significant impact on the *Contract Force* community through his videos, having created over a thousand content pieces related to the game. However, he now feels that there is little left to cover in the game and has shifted focus to other titles.