This means, Critical Ops will either turn into a fully casual game by the end of next year, or they will have to try to make major changes to how the game manages to be exciting for both a casual and competitive audience. Most competitive players are likely to leave critical ops with the releases of Apex Legends and Valorant on Mobile being somewhat around the corner, as well as other games like Rainbow Six being rumored to enter the mobile market. The game is probably a good casual game at this point, but the competitive scene is turning into a clown fiesta more with every single update. Most of what makes this gap is based on exploiting flaws in gamedesign and other external factors. The gap between the skilllevel of low and high rank players has never been as small as it is now. Not going to bother trying to explain this in detail, so this is all a lot of "source: dude trust me", but the competitive scene of the game does not rely on skill as much as it used to. Many aspects of the game have since then improved, mainly speaking skins and some of the visual stuff, as well as the communication between devs and community, but in other aspects of gameplay, the game has been at a standstill for years.
The reason why I call it dead is, because it is far from it's potential and the game is less playable and less enjoyable compared to almost half a decade ago. Per se, I think many people who give credible and constructive feedback don't call a game dead on the basis of queuetimes or revenue.
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