Only CODs. But even that was purchased with the free COD points I got from previous games. And they are "generous enough" to hand out for the next one.

60 is reasonable

80 is pushing it but if the game is of high quality I can reach a compromise

120 HELL NAW.

Its fine. It was always like this, a arcade game to change up the pace from all the competitive side.

I gotta agree with most of the game UI and bug problems since I experienced them aswell. But is this your first time playing Infected? It is literally the same 1:1 gamemode I played ind MW3 and I loved it. The only difference is that there aren't hackers in every lobby constantly spawn killing you.

>I think I want a stratigic multiplayer co-op game based either on battle or logic or both.

From this description, I get a similar feel of the Halo Wars games or Strategic FPS games like Ready or Not.

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>I think the theme I want is high quality and "tech" effects or child-like gameboard theme (Like Mario or Manopoly)

That's a good start, having a theme can give you an idea later on how to design the models etc.

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>I don't think I am capable of making a game look good and feel good,
jsut the logic sadly. I am into scripting and programming. I am learning
a effects and modeling in blender. But I think this is all too much for
1 peroson to manage. I think that is my current my problem.

And that is fine, you don't have to make everything by yourself, well you can but that will take more time than having a team where everyone has their designated job to do.

Modeling in game development comes near the end phase of game development, since there might be sudden changes you want to make or have to make. Most game developers use placeholder objects and make the gameplay first. For coding the actual game you should look around and talk with other game developers for advice since I have no experience myself in this field.

I don't have a definitive favorite game but more like a group of games (Sonic Unleashed, Terraria, COD Zombies) I know, the last one isn't a standalone game but a game mode. I just love it so much that I have more play time on there in any Call Of Duty than the multiplayer.

Now onto your question about what kind of game you should make.

First, you have to ask yourself, "What genre should my game be? Do I want an Arcade game or a racing game?" Things like this should be made beforehand.

After that is finished, you should make a theming for the game. Example: Sci-fi, fantasy, modern age, medieval etc.

Onto our next checkmark, and those are mostly what you are capable of or what you want to implement in your game. You can choose features you yourself would want in the game, or ask around what they would want via a polls, questioners and whatever kind of ways there are to ask people.

The hard part will be to satisfy everybody. Not everybody will like a game, there will always people who will not enjoy a game because a specific thing isn't to their liking, be it the graphics, a game mechanic, the story etc.

I hope my paragraph was helpful for you. I will gladly answer any questions you have after reading all this, and good luck trying to create a game you yourself and many other people will enjoy :)

I am not so sure about it but I think it will still continue. Maybe all third party games won't be there anymore but all the games which are owned by Microsoft will still be available if they do decide to change their plans.

Most of the subs have a certian requirement or more if you want to post on them. For example r/CallOfDuty requiers you to put the games name in [ ] to show about which game the post is or if you post a question they remove them and tell you to go and ask it at their weekly megathread.