According to Dr. Disrespect, Deadrop will have a more visually appealing game than Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II. Dr. Disrespect is one of the most well-known and divisive streamers out there, in part because of his flamboyant persona. Many people still appreciate him as a creator despite the fact that his role as the Doc causes him to say some fairly absurd things and that occasionally he gets carried away and does things that affect him in the long term. 

Dr. Disrespect revealed last year that he will be teaming up with seasoned professionals to create a brand-new first-person shooter that might rival the genre's heavyweights. Although many people dunked on the new game known as Deadrop when it was initially unveiled earlier this year via an early build, the development team is working tirelessly to keep it better. 

Dr. Disrespect closed his stream by saying that he thinks Deadrop's current build looks better than Infinity Ward's follow-up after playing several hours of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II today. Additionally, he examined pictures of the firing ranges from the two games side by side and said that he thought the final game would look much better. He is stating that with a lot of conviction, despite the fact that it is undoubtedly a hot take and one that could backfire if the game is a failure. In terms of how finished it is, he gave Deadrop a "4/10" rating and said his game looks better. 

"I'm very confident Deadrop is going to look way better than this game like I guarantee it," said Dr. Disrespect. Even in its unfinished, unfinished condition, our game appears superior to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, as I stated when I said it did. It does, I'm at a loss for words. Let me demonstrate. 

It's important to note that Dr. Disrespect has experience creating video games. Before adopting his streaming character, he worked at Sledgehammer Games creating maps for Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare. Deadrop's release date and specific design are yet unknown, but the Doc isn't exactly undervaluing his own game.