ShooterMcGavin
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"No Russian"
One of my favorite maps for sure (although the n00b tubers always got annoying).
One of my favorite maps for sure (although the n00b tubers always got annoying).
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Infinite Warfare pre-order bonus is MW2's "Terminal" | [UP] New "Black Sky" gameplay
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The Last Wizard
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Pretty much, screw em. Game still gonna sell well.
The singleplayer gameplay does look cool.
Though I wonder if they can beat the current bar of Advanced Warfare in terms of characters and story. To me that is half the reason why I liked AW so much more than any of the other latest CoD games (the other good ones being CoD1, 2 and MW1). And I mean campaign only, I don't touch the multiplayer.
Also, sci-fi remains cool as fuck.
Though I wonder if they can beat the current bar of Advanced Warfare in terms of characters and story. To me that is half the reason why I liked AW so much more than any of the other latest CoD games (the other good ones being CoD1, 2 and MW1). And I mean campaign only, I don't touch the multiplayer.
Also, sci-fi remains cool as fuck.
I'm getting the feeling they got a lot of inspiration for the space segment from Ace Combat: Assault Horizon, especially the "lock-on follow" mechanic where you lock onto a craft and you'll fly on autopilot along a set "cinematic" path after that craft. That is more or less the dogfight mechanic from AC:AH.
AW and MW1 to be precise.
BO1 was too much "THE NUMBERS!!!!!!!!" and I felt not really pulled in by it and BO2 had at least a interesting antagonist but once again, never got into the overall story.
I've just never liked the Treyarch games. All of them have been very violence porn happy and are the reason in my opinion why people looked down on the CoD series as "braindead shooty shooty bang bang". I liked earlier games that, while all about that shooting, at least had constant reminders to you that war was not so fantastic and awesome but quite horrific, often having a underlying message to tell.
The reason why I think AW set the bar was the great antagonist that made it personal, characters that felt quite fleshed out and also the theme and story about PMC's and potential abuse of power. In all honesty I am looking much more forward to the next game by Sledgehammer because of this cause I think they got back to what made earlier CoD campaigns so good for once. IW hasn't been that good at making these since MW1.5 (the 0.5 being half of MW2 which, overall was kinda "eh" but had those really fun missions that were set in the US.).
Circle and everything.
AW and MW1 to be precise.
BO1 was too much "THE NUMBERS!!!!!!!!" and I felt not really pulled in by it and BO2 had at least a interesting antagonist but once again, never got into the overall story.
I've just never liked the Treyarch games. All of them have been very violence porn happy and are the reason in my opinion why people looked down on the CoD series as "braindead shooty shooty bang bang". I liked earlier games that, while all about that shooting, at least had constant reminders to you that war was not so fantastic and awesome but quite horrific, often having a underlying message to tell.
The reason why I think AW set the bar was the great antagonist that made it personal, characters that felt quite fleshed out and also the theme and story about PMC's and potential abuse of power. In all honesty I am looking much more forward to the next game by Sledgehammer because of this cause I think they got back to what made earlier CoD campaigns so good for once. IW hasn't been that good at making these since MW1.5 (the 0.5 being half of MW2 which, overall was kinda "eh" but had those really fun missions that were set in the US.).
AusRoachman
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I was really unsure about another call of duty , even the e3 space stuff didn't excite me but for some reason this video sold me .
It still has the usual ground warfare but they have a cool new mix of gadgets , hacking etc to keep it fresh and then the space transition section.was amazing (sure it's just a disguised load screen ), but it still felt awesome .
Granted I never bothered with black ops 3 since the single player was apparently shit, so they maybe had some of this stuff already .
Interesting that there was no real wall running etc , I wonder if that sort of mobility is still in .
It still has the usual ground warfare but they have a cool new mix of gadgets , hacking etc to keep it fresh and then the space transition section.was amazing (sure it's just a disguised load screen ), but it still felt awesome .
Granted I never bothered with black ops 3 since the single player was apparently shit, so they maybe had some of this stuff already .
Interesting that there was no real wall running etc , I wonder if that sort of mobility is still in .
Pixel Fist
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That campaign gameplay looked pretty great, I'm really intrigued to see what movement system they are going for in the multiplyer.
With the MW remaster this could turn out to be a really nice package and it's funny how it's getting so much hate and being pitted against BF1 when all we have seen of that is reskinned Battlefield multuplayer.
With the MW remaster this could turn out to be a really nice package and it's funny how it's getting so much hate and being pitted against BF1 when all we have seen of that is reskinned Battlefield multuplayer.