Call of Duty: Elite isn't giving premium subscribers extra weapons or other unfair advantages, nor is it depriving players of the multiplayer services that are currently available. You might argue that Elite sets a bad precedent by charging for new features in the first place, but that's just business. Of course, Other publishers are free to create competing shooters with better non-premium features — I'm looking at you, EA — but so far no one's been able to replicate Call of Duty's rabid fanbase, who year after year will lap up every new addition to the franchise. That's what makes a massive first-person shooter social network viable in the first place. 1 Comment Read more: Activision, Gaming