A Campaign Critique of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
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Call of Duty Modern Warfare released last week on PS4, Xbox One and PC. It is Infinity Ward's attempt to bring back a classic subseries and take it to the next level. While there's obviously the massively popular multiplayer mode as well as spec ops, in this video I will fully focus on the single player campaign. I discuss its missions, story spoilers, the ending and ultimately compare it to the other games in the franchise. Is Modern Warfare the best entry we've seen in years? Here are my thoughts.
Edited by Josh Anderson - / josh_j_anderson - Hry
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Spoilers alert *** great video Robin. What's the deal with the end of campaign it mentions story continues in spec ops ??
Yo Robin. Ik kwam er een beetje laat achter dat de servers van Uncharted 2 en 3 plat werden gelegd. Ik heb van de clips die nog op mn ps3 stonden een montage gemaakt als een laatste eerbetoon. Er zit heel wat moois tussen, maar het gaat mij vooral om een clipje met een propaanfles tegen het einde die je vast nog wel herkent!
Was hoping to hear your thought about Death Stranding by now. I hope you are all right Robin.
Spoiler: Alex survives
J12> Every other character in mw
Who’s gonna tell him Alex’s is alive?
Yeah I hope he knows now
He's Ghost, right? It's been a while
@@MrBlonday nah ghost and alex are two unique dudes in this universe. See one of the season cinematics
@@MrBlonday
Are you stupid?
That embassy mission that you commented where you are supposed to be waiting for waves of enemies to come is a clear homenage to the Michael Bay movie: "13 hours: The secret soldiers of Benghazi".
Ahhh, that film. I knew I had my tongue on something
It was an homage to the 2012 Benghazi Attack, which the movie was based off of. Which actually happened. In reality.
@@badxgrass the clueless kids here
And the second house raid in the dark in Middle East, is entirely based on the mission to kill Bin Laden, the house position of peoples are the same
A well-written critique on the story. You were as objective as one can be, you praised the game and you criticised it and you did it all without sounding condescending like some people have a tendecy to do when talking about something they like/dislike.
Thumbs up from my end.
Thanks! I'm glad to hear you thought so :)
I thought the Campaign was paced beautifully, you were never just shooting things for too long before they mix it up, and there's more quieter moments. Compared to previous Cods where it's just a shooting gallery
@James Brincefield bold of you to assume I haven't played MOH!
@@Hero_Of_Old The first Modern Warfare has the best story IMO. MW2 gets too Hollywood, but still has some memorable moments. MW3, we don't talk about. This story was meh. Didn't really care much about it. The only memorable mission was Going Dark. MW had the mission as the president, the AC130, the nuke going off, and All Gillied Up.
@@GreenWolf2k MW3's campaign was good. Maybe not the multiplayer but still, the campaign wasn't bad.
@@gfilmer7150 It was also ok compared to the previous 2. It was fun playing Price and fucking up Makarov.
@@GreenWolf2k True. I thought the story was more consistent compared to 2. 2 Was a fun balls to the walls all out blockbuster but 3, while at times having some moments like that, was also “slightly” more realistic. I like blockbuster action but it created the downward trends for future CODs that led us to where we are now.
Cod Black Ops 1 is still one of the best fps stories of all time. It's the standard I hold to every COD campaign that has followed it.
Osvaldo Castanon Love the campaign so much on bo1. The setting, soundtrack, weapons and missions are all great
Play cod world at war
@@liam2212000 Every damn thing about BO1 is great. The campaign, the multiplayer, the zombies, the atmosphere, the soundtrack, the bonus modes and easter eggs, the gameplay... The best COD
@@jeanlucterbeek WaW is the unofficial prequel to the Black Ops series. Haha.
Haha no
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Juice WRLD Both for sure.
My problem with general barkov is the fact that him being there is never explained the whole reason behind the russian invasion isn't explained. I always said if they wanted to provide a better realistic story ensure one thing. That the bad guys are gray morally. Because the gray moral field ensures they become convincing and in a sense relatable. I read a lot that the invasion is likely a bit based on both american invasion into the middle east as well as the russian invasion of Chechnya which is fine but show it. Show a reason for the invasion make it clear Barkov isn't just camping out there with the russian military.
Plus I found the focus on Barkov to be wrong in general or at least he shouldn't be seen as much in this first game, rather they should have kept him around for later on like with Shepard. Build him as the calculating force the russians depend on to lead their army when most needed. Yet give him relations to ultranationalists make it clear he doesn't agree with the current state of russia and this is why he also preforms war crimes during the urzikstan occupation.
Instead the wolf should have played the bigger role in this, make it clear that while the russian are indeed responsible for making him and his terror group the acts he commits now no longer justify it. I dont know it just feels like they missed so many opportunities in order to go with just as simple a plot as possible. Not letting their playerbase try to use their own thinking hat to understand something more complex
Well gen barkrkov is the one who wanted to rule urzikstan cuz of some terrorist attacks he thinks that country breeds terrorist also he was corrupt later on he gets disowned by his country
His job was to stamp out the terrorist faction and make sure non cross over into Russia.
The most unrealistic thing the campaign had was the regular British police officers with handguns lmao
They weren't regular British Police; they're CTSFO, a highly-trained,counter-terror/direct action contingent that regularly trains with/by and embeddes with 23 S.A.S.
@@ib3scope I wasn-t talking about the ones who were Gaz's teammates, I know they're CTSFO, I was talking about the Bobbies with the hi-vis jackets
@@Overlord99762 I think it was to do with that they didn't want to 'alarm the public', but there was a clearly heavy police prescence there so its possible they may be armed with a sidearm in such situations but I completely agree it is unrealistic
The Russians in the game were CARTOONS.
So much for serious storytelling in the videogame medium.
rawwr I'm a big scary juggernaut ahhh I'm gonna get youuuu
yeah the Russians were using 2004 shit in 2019
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Consider this: in World at War and COD WW2, you could occasionally see Nazi soldiers socializing and relaxing. I don't remember once seeing any Russian NPCs socializing in MW2019.
@@berkan7662 They kinda do that still XD
I liked Ghost. I imagined myself in their shoes even before the game was made. Imagine u, a close friend/family member, & ur loyal dog in what looks like & seems like the apocalypse
Dog Model
I wouldn't mind a new Modern Warfare trilogy that's more grounded and gritty in my opinion. The visuals and cinematography of this campaign are honestly perfection
Too bad they would never do that because cod is made to make money off kids. Six days in Fallujah Is going to be what you're looking for, violent, gritty, real. The powers that be actually cancelled it because it would be too violent but it's going to be released I think this year..
modern warfare's campaign feels like a diet zero dark thirty
You know a cod campaign is good when it becomes controversial
One of the main things that made me love this campaign was the real events that many of the missions were based on.
i loved this campaign because they had the balls to show these facts and show shocking moments like torturing/killing womans and kids
@@alanmathias6706 Yeah. Even though I personally would have replaced Barkov with Shepherd as a rogue American General with his Shadow Company to have Americans be the enemy as well as good Americans like the rest of the Marines, the Russians being the enemies and spreading propaganda that they're there for noble reasons in country filled with terrorists aged VERY well with the Ukraine situation.
@@alexdeghost2729 but i still don't get it
it is a complete reboot or an hidden sequel ?
@@alanmathias6706 reboot my brother!
I would have enjoyed the campaign more if my PS4 didn’t sound like a fighter jet.
Scissortongue Clean
Indras I clean it daily big man.
Mine don't sound like that when I clean it
Adempski TGamer great.
@@OmegaRejectz it's a PS4 Pro, I've cleaned it better than anyone possibly can, I reapplied thermal paste, I even make it sandwiches and tuck it in at night. It's fucking loud.
when i was 7 i played cod 4 on veteran mode but I didnt know what it was. I completed cod 4 on veteran when i was 7, ghilled up took me 2 weeks to complete, i was stuck on holding the ferris wheel. I finished the campaign and played it over and over again, till my dad said it was harder version.
i play like a complete fkn bot now
that is amazing.
Thanks for bringing up your desire for the old 'Big Blockbuster' moments. I noticed a few missed opportunities - chasing The Butcher through the streets brought me back to chasing down Makarov's bullet manufacturer in Brazil. But hunting The Butcher was a lot less of an exciting chase and much more of an artificial chase that didn't last long enough. Rushing back to the house with the Wolf after lighting flares to see the men in the field had me anticipating a high-speed carchase that would inevitably end in us being unable to recapture him for the time being, but it would've ended on an adrenaline high. Instead, it ends with our characters staring at a hole in a wall, not taking action, but discussing. It doesn't bring about the excitement and adrenaline-pumping action that I've been used to with the original trilogy. I just felt underwhelmed.
Yes I felt the same way after finishing the game.
That's too over the top and Hollywood ish. The better stories are more intimate and grounded. All that Hollywood shit is just so extra and stupid. Anyone can make explosions happen, car chases, guns blazing left and right. That's not good story telling. Good story telling is quiet moment that are tense and makes you tense
So um...any thoughts on how IW seem to be using the MW Multiplayer lore to lead into the sequel? Specifically, revealing this universe's Ghost and the fact that Alex survived, albeit missing a leg?
While I like the idea, I don’t like how they major events like mason being alive being told their. There’s no emotional reveal, just oh, he’s alive. I don’t mind new characters coming to 2 being revealed here as it hyped us up, but it’s telling too much story in such a limited way.
@@prabeshgurung1067 Mason?
@@beyondtrash1627 oooh squible squabble. I meant ‘Alex’.
Beyond Trash, we’ve got a job to do
Thank youuuuuu this is exacly what I was looking for
Np glad to hear it!
my favorite mission this entire campaign is "Going Dark". That shit was epic af.
Old comrades was the best. That interrogation sequence was well made.
I loved this campaign, it was fun and just the right amount of a challenge. Multiple ways to approach most situations.
I have been waiting for this video
It sounds like what you wanted was a Hollywood action game. Infinity Ward repeatedly said that they were not going for that but rather a boots on the ground, day in the life of a soldier, authentic feel. Which I'm very happy they delivered on. I loved the older games but this is a change that's more than welcome to stick around.
Completely agree with the nostalgia part. That’s the reason i can’t get behind this. Still looks like a decent game.
Glasgow Rangers 1872 it is great you should try it.
The campaign is amazing
Great video man, Loved this campaign.
The Mission where your on the roof and defending the embassy is a homage to the 2012 attack in Benghazi on the US Embassy there, the soldiers defended the embassy for 13 hours straight no rest and just staring and waiting for the next attack to happen
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so much quality content form these three.
With the little girl Russian fight my first thought was David as well
Me, too. Also, the moment you fall down the shaft in the tunnel with Farah is exactly like when Joel falls down the elevator shaft after boosting Ellie up. Sucks that instead of innovating new ideas, the 'top execs' who came from NaughtyDog just redid a couple things that they're used to.
@@tylersecrest5536 I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed those right away. There was another moment too that I immediately thought of TLOU but I can't for the life of me remember what part without replaying the campaign rn. But regardless, TLOU inspiration was obvious
@@julianharrison7193 which is weird because people don't play Modern Warfare because they want The Last of Us. They play Modern Warfare because they want a no-holds-barred, all-out, guns-blazing, explosive Call of Duty game that attempts, in every way, to live up to the legacy of MW1 and MW2. But nah, that won't happen because the guys who made MW2 were fired immediately following its release for some stupid reason.
I think he's going to go insane when he finds out Alex didn't actually die
World War II was absolute trash that campaign felt the most cheesiest safe thing you've ever seen and you're talking about they should have went further with this game World War II didn't even come close to showing real war of World War II world at war did the best job of that
Couldn't agree more. World at War is my favourite representation of WW2 with how it doesn't really have "good" guys in it. WW2 felt more like American propaganda.
100%
if u hate ww2 then you dont understand what is a good game look like man !!!!!!
@@sourishsarts3dmusic82 looks like people agree with me it was lackluster
@@sourishsarts3dmusic82 that's your opinion. But WW2 is a game about WW2, yet it seemed to be just the Americans vs Germany, and if u know ur history, that couldnt be more wrong.
I love this channel. Your English is better than most of the UK population. Keep up the great work, always good to see a new video.
I thought that sniper mission was amazing.
Good video btw Robin.
My personal favourite campaigns this gen was Ghosts, Advanced Warfare and WW2.
Loved the hour raid mission, wish there was more of that and also a bit longer.
Personally, I really enjoyed this campaign, the "shocking" moments were enough to hook me in
@@minners71 well, I didn't use the word entirely correct, maybe I meant something more like "interesting" or the unique parts. I really liked the part where you had to sneak and kill the Russian soldier for example
For me they used them too much and made the shocking moments lose that shock factor like jump scares getting you at first but then becoming boring and expected
Gamer Guy yes I don't know why I commented that like a year ago, I didn't like it
@@2002alexandros so did your enjoy it or not? I agree with Gamer Guy. Having too much “controversial” scenes lessens each one’s impact. WaW didn’t always have controversial scenes’ and had them at the right moments. Instead it was rather filled with small details like enemies panicking after losing a limb or the Waffen SS and Japanese having bandages during the final mission.
Am I the only one who thinks the first Black Ops had the best story?
No, that games campaign is fantastic
Why do people say stuff like this?
Hey hey, am I the only one who played Call of Duty Black Ops on the Xbox 360?
@@ChadHellgado exactly
I wish there was just a game mode of raiding houses
It's called Arma 3
People would have judged this game so differently it hadn't said "Call of Duty" on the box. Because they're all expecting it to be something totally different, they'll never judge it based on what it is
I just subscribed. You definitely deserve it. The way you way you expressed a non biased opinion on the campaign's depth, makes it seem almost like fact. Dont get me wrong I enjoy the campaign and play it lol, but it had opportunity to be much more. And hopefully in new MW2, we will get that 1st person movie that we all want, just like in the old one.
I think they were going for the more realistic approach and that’s y it’s missing the blockbuster high octane scenes but great video keep up the good work
This game was really really good loved every second of it
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I think the Audiance is more educated in modern conflicts so as not to seem horndously unrealistic they made is slower paced
i like that its not afraid to show war
Very nice video, I feel like Robin is a fellow Dutchie
Well said sir. I have to hand it to you it was a great critique of the story. However, in my opinion I can see that MW2 was your first MW game and it will never be replaced in your heart as your number 1. In my case I love MW1. I really love how you showed the epic blockbuster moments of previous titles. It made me smile with satisfaction that you pointed it out. Maybe my comment on this video would be that you stated that you assume the viewers already finished the game but you went and narrated the story from the ground up anyway. I believe the gist of your video was delayed for a moment at that point but I was glad I stayed longer until the end. Thank you for this video. I love the MW series. All of it. This review will be remembered.
Great video robin, really! I couldn't agree more that the media oversold the controversial aspect of the campaing making our expectations higher that what they should have been. Nevertheless it was still a super fun campaign.
The campaign i still play to this day is the "call of duty world at war" campaign its legendary to me especially the mission "vendetta"
Your videos look so proffesionaly and interesting
Never played the original Modern Warfare, so I picked this game up.
It was... Meh. Alright, I guess, looked pretty, kinda left me underwhelmed. I think I sold it off like a month later.
... Actually, wait, there is ONE thing I remembered.
Wasn't there a point where it turned out that the US designated Farah's army as hostile terrorists... While Farah was in the same room as them in a military compound, and they just... Let her walk out with one of their own men who straight up tells his superior officer that hes defecting to her cause?
... I've forgotten the majority of the campaign and everything that happened, but that one scene STILL confused me lmao
Great Video 🔥Same here Ww2 is my number 1 CoD Campaign and Modern Warfare is my Nr. 2.
SPOILER:
The defusing the Bomb scene in London was easyly the most memorable scene imo ,but it had some others too.
I 100% agree with you that the game really played it safe, it was hinting to much at dark stuff but never went anywhere
The original Modern Warfare is the one of the best games of all time. I don’t think any of the subsequent releases have been to that standard.
I thought this SP was one of the best ever really enjoyed it and I'm enjoying the MP too
Nice campaign but not the best in the series .. too short, villain performance is the worst and all characters are easily forgettable except price and his team ..they focused more on quality than quantity..
Hadir Is the main Villain, this campaign is the just beginning of his build up😈 cause he's Al-Asad
barkov felt like a villain
unlike the other three tossers
Btw hadir is Khaled Al Asad and Alex is alive
Another great analysis! Thank you for your work, it’s thought provoking as always. Just some thoughts. I feel like you’re right to withhold judgement on some of the narrative decisions they make herein, as it does indeed seem like greater payoffs are coming. Beyond that, I actually really enjoyed this particular campaign, because I feel like it really had something meaningful to say about war. Spoilers for the game’s story coming. It has running themes throughout which show up in dramatic ways. Specifically the themes of home and moral ambiguity of combat. These themes are most prominent in the levels where you play as Farah, and in the level clean house. The game deconstructs the common idea of a terrorist by showing us Farah and hadirs childhood. They show us how the trauma of having your home invaded, your father murdered by a foreign soldier, your mother killed in a bombing by a foreign military, all those things are part of what create a “rebel”, “freedom fighter” or “terrorist.” the actions of other countries ARE responsible in part for creating these rebels. It then goes on to describe the difference between a terrorist and a freedom fighter by differentiating between Farah and Hadir (and Al-Qatala) by showing us methods they use that cross a clear line and why they do that. Hadir feels like the fight is a struggle for power, and ever increasing displays of violence is necessary to control the situation, even gas attacks. He deals with his trauma by trying to subjugate others through power and control, so he can’t be hurt again (this is also a great deconstruction of toxic masculinity by the way). Contrast with Farah, whose goal is not to control others, but to protect her own people (evidenced oftentimes in her conversations with Alex). She deals with her trauma by protecting others in order to defend them from the hurt she has already experienced. War, and what measures are fair to take to defend oneself, are often morally ambiguous. Hadir crosses a line clearly, but that line is also placed in front of the player at various times in the game. Particularly with Kyle Garrick aka Gaz, the player is forced to acknowledge and deal with this question. In the level clean house, who is an enemy is constantly ambiguous. Is that woman reaching for a gun, or her baby? Is this person really a hostage, or are they faking? Now that I have just had to fatally shoot this woman’s husband is she attacking me out of grief for her husband, or because she had planned to attack all along? Have I made more enemies by just trying to defend myself or my country? They continually make the player ask, am I crossing a line here? Am I crossing the same line as the terrorists I’m fighting by invading someone’s home? The parallels to Farah’s story are tremendous. Secondly, they place this line in front of the player during the interrogation of the butcher. Giving the player the option to partake or not in interrogating him by threatening his family. Again, paralleling Farah’s story, how do you think the butcher’s son feels to see his father gunned down in front of him (if you chose to cross that line)? What is that going to DO to him? Have we just created another Farah, or another Hadir, or another Al-Qatala member or leader by traumatizing this boy in that way (not to mention the wife)? In that scene, The game clearly communicates the unsettling feeling of violence against a defenseless target and what that does to a family. This game has something great to say. To ask the player, even when someone has done unspeakable evil, things that are unforgivable, to you, can you look past that person to see the consequences of violence? To see how meeting the butchers violence with your own violence by killing him, unnecessarily, can do more harm than good? This is a brilliant wuestion about the nature of modern warfare. And it’s a great way of weaving together gameplay and the message of the game as a whole.
Nice video
I love every mission so far but I’d say my favorite is the assault on the US embassy . The tension when you’re on the roofs outside and the enemy shoots out the lights over the dark field .
Tense !!!!
This review was so good I actually turned on the bell icon.
this was a breath of fresh air after black ops 4
i personally think this was one of the best games i’ve ever played, but appreciate the fair review
Interested for you would rank all cod campaigns. I think I like cod4, infinite and black ops most
Great review! I too enjoyed the campaign, but I didn’t get all of the hubbub and controversy. The old trilogy was way more disturbing and interesting.
Can you do the multilayer stories and the warzone
Which campaign do you prefer, this one or infinite warfare?
How about the fact that you can shoot a door and then throw a flash through it lol, putting even more immersion.
Campaign was great but too short. Stay Frosty
Death stranding is out now. I am waiting for your review
Me too
6:20 evrything is uncha- Last of us
Respected all opinions right up until the end by saying WW2 was better. That's gonna be a hard no. It was incredibly over the top, not just in gameplay and set piece but in the behavior of your squad mates. Especially your "Salty Platoon Sergeant." Real people don't act like that. It was too Hollywood.
Turns out Alex is alive! See multiplayer season 3 trailer
Alex did survive there’s a cutscene in the new season 3 opening
See at first i viewed this game as a reboot of MW 1 however the ending sets it up as a prequel to a rebooted series of MW which I'm ok with if the other games are as great as this but not carbon copies.
15:56 Umm...the second mission of this campaign is the ISIS Paris Attacks but set in London. So...
This is the best review and Critique of Cod MW. The Campaign fills very very short and the story is not so good in compared to the original. I loved Cpt. Price but I personally hate Garrick because of his poor acting. The cut scenes and the dialogue are fast paced in this game.
My only complaint on this is comparing it to the old MW2, that game was a playable over the top Michael Bay movie, where as this the mechanics and gameplay are very realistic. I don’t think they are comparable and that’s what they were going for this time around. Other than that great video man!
After saying WW2 is your fav campaign I may need to back track though..... woah now
Like the Main Theme by Sarah Schachner.
Ngl I expected more. My boundaries were high only because the last 3 modern warfare's were so damn good. Although I'm not disappointed because compared to ever other modern call of duty with the exception of WW2 it still has a better storyline and weaponry option with me feeling a more emotional connection with the characters (although I wanted to see more captain price ngl)
No Death Stranding review?
i actually did forget about most of the people in this game and i don’t really like farrah for pointing a gun at price lmao
i can’t wait to play cold wars campaign i’ll be waiting for the video for it
Background music (?)
I'm just sitting here waiting for your Death Stranding video...
I couldn't agree more bro this game was all hype and zero replayability. Personally i think they didn't have the balls to make a gory campaign or weren't allowed to. Cause if you shoot someone in the face with a shotgun they're face is going to get disfigured at the least. This game wasn't gory at all. And i get it there's alot of sensitive people out there and if you do that you have to make adult only. Basically it all comes down to money that's what pissed me off
You can literally kill a baby, price doesn’t save a dude in a bomb vest, civilians are getting gunned down in front of you multiple times, and while you guide someone to safety, you kill a kids mother in front of him, you save a woman as a hostage and she tries to kill you anyways.... idk there are plenty of moments. In multiplayer there is complete dismemberment but I know that’s not campaign related
The game is adult only.
With how much we've gotten to know him, if we have to watch 2019 Gaz get executed like 2007 Gaz I'm going to be very sad.
I wonder if Activision has say or sets a limit for how long the campaign can be because it felt rushed like they had to mash a full sized story into a short campaign. It's very hard to tell a memorable complete story in just 14 missions. It would be unfortunate for someone's creativity to be snuffed out by business
*Finally some good f*cking COD.*
I loved it actually
I feel like if the next Modern Warfare can keep this gritty and realistic tone and give us a really compelling and interesting story and villain then the next Modern Warfare could be the best COD since BO2
I only play cod for the campaign and zombies/survival
I think the story was told more immersively due to the short cutscenes that filled the gaps. The missions with more stealthier and slower approach had you consider your options much more than just run and gunning. Also the larger variety of factions reflects modern world conflicts which truly aren't black and white but with multiple militias and global powers intervening in a conflict (You mentioned it confusing to have those 4/5 factions in the Game; Irl there are many more and the complexity is definetly given in conflicts like in Syria). The only point I felt the story fell flat was the utter need to blame Russia for every Warcrime when irl some of the warcrimes named in the story were committed by NATO forces ('Highway of Death' as an example). The Story didn't have huge twists and turns and it went kind of how you would expect it to go, but I think it was a good campaign
edit: Maybe important to say, but my first shooters include CS and R6. A 'pseudo-tactical' bias does exist and is not something that most og fans of the franchise will have.
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And on top sometimes Videos professionally done like your recent videos.
Just saying so you can Think about it.
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Guns go bang, roll credits.
I would like my emmy now.
The scene at 16:07 made me have to pause the game from laughing. The Russian soldiers dismount and their twitch response is Civilians=die
I know I should be done, but I should beat it before I watch
3:42 sledgehammer?
PAIN I understood it as a reference to the devs of 2017’s Call of Duty WW2 since they developed he last campaign.
my take is the story was great, but i still feel like the original had more "flare" or style, but the clean house operations mmmmn so good. It's a been jarring cause CoD has always been a Michael Bay style game, this one is a bit more realistic, which is also good, but also makes you miss the bombastic spectacle of the old.
My biggest gripe with the new CODs is that they're only being safe-edgy; only teetering to the very borderline of what's controversial without angering their executives and shareholders.
How do you make annual franchise, make people aware of the immense evil in the world...??
1... take off the kid gloves
2... war is brutal, human conflict is brutal
3... use 1 & 2 to make a sense of purpose for the hero's & villains, motivation. No violence for sake of violence.
4... think most COD fans would like a story more than 5hrs. Give some time to cook the motivations.