We where left in the cold the day the game was released, with all the pre-sales bull, like yes the pc player will get RDS and we ended up with some hack fest lobby system, and no support because the PC version has no anti-cheat system and the gamers have to police the game them selves whats the point in that????

Personally, hackers aren't really a concern for me. What I'm concerned about is that there is absolutely no ability to communicate in-game in Spec Ops. Why in the world would they do that? So, if I ever want to talk to someone while doing Spec Ops, I need to use some third-party program like TeamSpeak or Steam voice calls. So, Spec Ops on PC is basically playing independently with someone you can't talk to, can't gesture or communicate with, and likely will never see again. Amoebas can communicate better than two strangers playing Spec Ops.

I was so glad when Call of Duty: Black Ops II came out that all you have to do is press the Z key to talk to people, and it comes with an in-game text chat. Why that wasn't included in the PC version of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Spec Ops still boggles my mind.