My only gripe with this game is that they didnt let us choose a side. I would have likes a campaign where when the time comes you have to choose between being Pro-Atlas or taking down Irons. Would have made for an awesome alternative story of what happens if Atlas and Irons won.
I love that everyone calls him Kevin Spacey instead of the name of the character he's playing, it always makes me do a double take "Kevin Spacey did what now?"
@@NewPaulActs17 I know he’s a piece of shit but it doesn’t take away from on how good he was as Irons. This was a couple years before we knew on how shitty of a person he actually was
General: it would be an act of war, without congressional approval! "The last time the US actually declared war was in 1941. I'd imagine doing so is like breathing for you, General."
Both man have a point. Technically, Congress needs to approve the declaration of war. But the last official declaration of War was in 1941. Technically, Korea, Vietnam, Grenada, both Desert Stroms, War on Terror never had an official declaration of War. Presidential approval? Yes. Congressional approval? No not really.
@@someguy9293 Part of the war on terror technically had Congressional approval, as Afghanistan was initiated by the UN on powers that congress voted to give them.
@@DaveSmith-cp5kj "initiated by the UN on powers that congress voted to give them" the US congress does not have the authority to grant the UN that kind of authority.
Man this game was insane. This game came out in 2014, back when everyone was concerned over the US government hiring private militias. This was basically the beginning of the end for COD ever being creative again. Campaign for this one was good.
Well, we can say bad things about Call of Duty Infinite Warfare, but having a shooter in the solar system with space dogfights mixed in was, if anything, creative.
This was weirdly enough, after Blackwater had been forced to scale back operations, change their name (twice) and basically fade from history. Not a big deal when the U.S can pull all kind of shenanigans with all kinds of other agencies anyway.
I'd just like to point out I've seen Medal of Honor recipients with smaller medal racks than that General had. Also worth noting he has 24 years time in service, he's an O-12 and he has foreign jump wings. This dude was a either Delta Operator at some stage or he's just putting medals and shit from Korea on his service uniform to pad his salad bar.
1:34 Why is the general so concerned about congress’ approval or operating on foreign soil, American hasn’t gone to war with congress’ approval since WW2.
we have them already doing that, in Afghanistan before the Americans pull out they contracted Africans and on Syria we got Wagner Group which is a Russian PMC get contracted there then to South Africa. There are tons of PMC operating but most of them are logistics
The last COD campaign that was actually cool and unique (yes Modern Warfare 2019 was also great but it was a reboot) biggest complaint as usual was they could have made the campaign longer. But Kevin Spacey brought his A game to a nothing role
Lot of memories with this game. I played online a shit ton but I also played the campaign and enjoyed it. I remember this came out when I was in 8th grade and I’d come home from school and play all day with my cousin.
I don't think America has been picky about operations on foreign sovereign soil in the past. Santorini is part of Greece, itself a member of the European Union, so that would drag the EU into the mess as Greece would not be happy about an unauthorised operation in their territory.
It's ironic that the U.S has a military presence in the region in any case. They could have done this themselves if they had the political processes sorted. It does make me nervous, all that unchecked reach, by one country, all over the world. Might have served a purpose once, but now? It makes me very worried. Why does the U.S still need bases in the U.K, for instance. Germany? I don't get it.
For some reason when I first him the game i knew he was going to be villan. I really hated how they had to the private company becoming a bad tyrant. We as atlas was really bringing change. It would have better if have get scenarios of atlas and offical military working together and getting interaction of both side of people saying how their branch is better
Man, I love this game. The graphics too were great for their time. If I watched this cutscene without knowing it came out of 2014, I would've said the game came out much more recently.
This campaign and the one in advanced warfare where you can pilot your ship around the solar system were extremely underrated for their time IMO. It was the kind of cool experimentation COD used to try for gameplay. Now it’s just cardi B skins and Homelander laser eyes. Neat trinkets to satisfy low attention span gamers with a new shiny toy every week
It nice to play as a pmc however realisticly it would be the other way around where the US government tells the pmc what to do. Mw2 2022 shows a more realistic approach with shadow company
I never played this game but each time i see clips of jonathan irons i think "this guy is the bad guy?" hes right in every clip ive ever seen? what does he do that is actually villainous ?
An act of war without congressional approval? What the fuck does sending militant forces into another country with or without congressional approval doesn't scream WAR?
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I think i should buy this game again.
you definitely should
if the game were still alive...
Are the servers still alive?
@@froyerthedestroyer6756 perhaps the CZcamsr is willing to invite or promoting. If only the game is revived as TF2, tho
Single player was good the rest
Nope
A game where you play as a Merc rather than a die hard American Soldier was a nice change of pace
Too bad they changed it back to die hard American when Irons turns out to be the big bad
Uhhhhhhhh
It’s still America at the end of the day hell mw3 and even mw did it better
@@Deathmare235 Yeah I wasn't a fan of the whole betrayal/side with America part at the end. Kinda whish we stuck with the perspective of Atlas
@le Hoarderz Al-Shekelsteins Who sadly defect to the US sponsored "good guys". Atlas can't get a break
Jonathan Irons has a certain kind of presence that really touches you.
Yea his assertive behaviour is extraordinary!
@@mouthopenmonkey4571 i don't think that's what he meant 💀
@@tornekarchived7483 Kevin Spacey touches a lot of people???
Nice
@@mouthopenmonkey4571 Not as adults specifically…
Kingpin: On whose authority?!
Irons: *ON MY AUTHORITY!!!*
Kingpin: Understandable have a nice day
Fisk would shit himself if he was in the same room as irons
Not much he could do about it.
He ain’t no Kingpin 😂
@@jacobmartinez2351bcz fisk's men aint nothing to atlas mercs 🤣
@@woodhidh tbf he did lead the team that killed Irons in the end
My only gripe with this game is that they didnt let us choose a side. I would have likes a campaign where when the time comes you have to choose between being Pro-Atlas or taking down Irons. Would have made for an awesome alternative story of what happens if Atlas and Irons won.
altlas all the way man
Atlas fuc yeah
Yeah, if you could side with Atlas instead it would've been great.
Atlas all day
Idk. I just wanna play the game lol
I love that everyone calls him Kevin Spacey instead of the name of the character he's playing, it always makes me do a double take
"Kevin Spacey did what now?"
I wouldn't be surprised considering this guy was kinda the president for a while.
@@ShFred yes, yes he was. Until... uhh... what happened again? He died off screen I guess?
@@ThePsychicFishuntil it was revealed he's a pedo.
The cutscenes of this game are amazing
Six hours later, Mitchell stares at Ilona like a love-sick puppy and fails the mission.
"Lean forward, supposed to be your honeymoon"
She looks way hotter in the cutscenes than in the actual gameplay graphics lol
@@user-mg7wh8zq6v True 💯 but still hot either way
@@Chickenworm9394 “Mitchell, did you tap the camera feed?”
For a a call of duty game I’m honestly amazed by Spacey’s performance
did his "performance" touch you?
@@NewPaulActs17 still a good performance
@@NewPaulActs17 in fairness this game came out before all the allegations came to light
@@NewPaulActs17 I know he’s a piece of shit but it doesn’t take away from on how good he was as Irons. This was a couple years before we knew on how shitty of a person he actually was
@@Evan.280 the kid he molested knew for 30 years by that time
General: it would be an act of war, without congressional approval!
"The last time the US actually declared war was in 1941. I'd imagine doing so is like breathing for you, General."
Both man have a point. Technically, Congress needs to approve the declaration of war.
But the last official declaration of War was in 1941.
Technically, Korea, Vietnam, Grenada, both Desert Stroms, War on Terror never had an official declaration of War.
Presidential approval? Yes.
Congressional approval? No not really.
**crying** “I was murdered!”
@@someguy9293 Part of the war on terror technically had Congressional approval, as Afghanistan was initiated by the UN on powers that congress voted to give them.
@@DaveSmith-cp5kj "initiated by the UN on powers that congress voted to give them" the US congress does not have the authority to grant the UN that kind of authority.
@@notastone4832 I agree, the problem is like gun control nothing will stop politicians from breaking the law if no one actually stops them.
Man this game was insane.
This game came out in 2014, back when everyone was concerned over the US government hiring private militias.
This was basically the beginning of the end for COD ever being creative again. Campaign for this one was good.
And a lot of controversy that people hates the game. But to me, best childhood where you can one punch to ragdoll
Also the cutscene look amazing
Well, we can say bad things about Call of Duty Infinite Warfare, but having a shooter in the solar system with space dogfights mixed in was, if anything, creative.
This was weirdly enough, after Blackwater had been forced to scale back operations, change their name (twice) and basically fade from history. Not a big deal when the U.S can pull all kind of shenanigans with all kinds of other agencies anyway.
CoD was already stale by the time this trash was released.
I'd just like to point out I've seen Medal of Honor recipients with smaller medal racks than that General had. Also worth noting he has 24 years time in service, he's an O-12 and he has foreign jump wings. This dude was a either Delta Operator at some stage or he's just putting medals and shit from Korea on his service uniform to pad his salad bar.
All US generals have too many medals. It's farsical really.
@@perperson199 I'll agree with most of them, but Scotty Miller and a few others are fucking studs. They earned their medals.
@@mjcandy9153 Yeah, Scott Miller was on the ground on that fateful day in Mogadishu.
@@perperson199 we got nothing on north koreans and the ussr's red army- fuckers need TWO uniforms for all their trinkets
@@NewPaulActs17 only one of them who ever earned it was Zhukov
Dude was a literal legend
1:34 Why is the general so concerned about congress’ approval or operating on foreign soil, American hasn’t gone to war with congress’ approval since WW2.
We had approval from congress, jut congress didn't declare war
Just*
People say that but it's misleading because many times Congress has authorized the use of military force without a formal declaration of war.
Why is an invasion needed? Greece is a NATO member, just ask and they'd let you take out the target or do it themselves.
Nato didnt exist in this timeline
1:52 Kingpin: on whose authority
Jonathan Irons: ON MY AUTHORITY
"we don't need congress" that qoute is so badass
It's kinda scary to think that Private Military Companies can operate in any foreign soil without permission or approval of any governments.
Scarier to think who is running our military now. Also, I don't think they can actually do that.
we have them already doing that, in Afghanistan before the Americans pull out they contracted Africans and on Syria we got Wagner Group which is a Russian PMC get contracted there then to South Africa. There are tons of PMC operating but most of them are logistics
Read about blackwater , it is an interesting read
Well like the *US* General said, it's foreign territory. What authority would the US have there anyway?
?Governments hire them
I love that the general is so obviously upset that he and his government aren’t in control.
Exactly this
The U.S government hate it when they're not in charge
@@knivez786 It's about time the citizens reminded the government how the USA got started.
Advanced Warfare’s pre-rendered cutscenes still look amazing as hell
Nice detail on the glasses leaving marks on the general's nose when he takes them off.....little things like that often get missed.
Holly shit you're right
1:40 this and among many things are true points he does make throughout the game
among ahahhahaahha mogus sussy sus impostrer hehhahahahah
@@Saipan2297 are you a child? Grow tf up
@@geman741 big chungus
@@geman741 Kinda sussy bro ngl, you venting?
Kevin Spacy didn't give a damn about congress neither in COD or House of Cards
I still have this on the PS4 and it still kicks some ass!
Iron's authority is always and very touching.
...I'll see myself out.
😂😂😂😂
From the clips I've seen of this game and not having played it, why does this just feel like a futuristic House of Cards.😂🤣
Man I wish :/
Jeez, I wish they'd have more endings. Kevin is just an amazing actor, nevermind whatever he'd done wrong.
It's amazing to see Lex Luther tell off Griffin.
I remember Iron can solve the worlds problems 😂
1:53 This has got some serious, "SWEAR TO ME!" vibes going on.
The last COD campaign that was actually cool and unique (yes Modern Warfare 2019 was also great but it was a reboot) biggest complaint as usual was they could have made the campaign longer. But Kevin Spacey brought his A game to a nothing role
In my personal opinion this was the last game before the franchise went down hill.
Facts !!!!! I'm glad i'm not the only person thinking that
That’s *T H E* most aggressive “fuck you” I’ve ever heard
Now I will reinstall it for Nostalgia
1:29 *Renegade interrupt*
1:39 *Renegade interrupt*
1:54 *Renegade intterupt*
Three epic renegade interrupts in one conversation.
That was not very Paragon of him.
@@dhwwiiexpert he couldn't pass the reputation check ☑️ so he resorted to brute force in good ol' renegade fashion
No joke, the footage of Spacey's back and his confidants at 1:58 looked like actual camera-filmed footage of real people.
ON MY AUTHORITAH!!!
Cartman: “You should respect his authoritah!”
It would be amazing to have a mod where Irons is replaced with Cartman.
@@joshk.4470 If you comment this on a modder's thread/group maybe someone will actually make it
The worst part about this game was you couldn't stay with Atlas
Man I had this game on XBox, one of the best campaigns ever, although very short.
Lot of memories with this game. I played online a shit ton but I also played the campaign and enjoyed it. I remember this came out when I was in 8th grade and I’d come home from school and play all day with my cousin.
Put on your exo suits and expose Kevin Spacey for one dollar
I don't think America has been picky about operations on foreign sovereign soil in the past. Santorini is part of Greece, itself a member of the European Union, so that would drag the EU into the mess as Greece would not be happy about an unauthorised operation in their territory.
It's ironic that the U.S has a military presence in the region in any case. They could have done this themselves if they had the political processes sorted.
It does make me nervous, all that unchecked reach, by one country, all over the world. Might have served a purpose once, but now? It makes me very worried. Why does the U.S still need bases in the U.K, for instance. Germany? I don't get it.
@@danielharvison7510 to keep the germans under and the Russians out. Monroe Doctrine
Ilona looks way hotter in the cutscenes than in the actual gameplay lol
Ikr? I think they did that on purpose, they didn't want us staring at her during the game play and getting shot, lol.
Happy New year
Happy new year
Anyone 2024 here?
I just realized that "Kingpin" voice actor is the same voice actor of Col. Davis on COD : WWII
Seeing this cutscene again makes to pop AW back in to my Xbox One.
the face details on the interrogation cutscene were so good
This game is so underrated...
Honestly Atlas made a lot of good points
Its a shame they tried to ... at the end of the game
This graphic is like PS6.
For some reason when I first him the game i knew he was going to be villan. I really hated how they had to the private company becoming a bad tyrant. We as atlas was really bringing change. It would have better if have get scenarios of atlas and offical military working together and getting interaction of both side of people saying how their branch is better
1:52 whos authority bring the Pizza.
Kingpin sounds like that Colonel guy in Cod WW2
Took me a long time to realize that the guy named Kingpin is related to Colonel Davis from COD WW2
He's just missing the moustache
I'm surprised that he didn't try to lay down on him after...
Name of the song at the end please!
This is really the best COD Campaign there was.
World At War blow this COD out of the water. But it was 2014. So I'll cut it alittle slack.
Happy New Year's to you
you too ;)
Thank you
1:54 his eyes looked so dead as he said that.
Song at the end please???
Wow the cutscene looks so good, wonder why iw didn't make the cutscenes more bright
Man, I love this game. The graphics too were great for their time. If I watched this cutscene without knowing it came out of 2014, I would've said the game came out much more recently.
The uncanny valley is strong…
“On my authority!” Most bad ass statement ever
Ilona has a very similar resemblance to Vanguard's Polina
This campaign and the one in advanced warfare where you can pilot your ship around the solar system were extremely underrated for their time IMO. It was the kind of cool experimentation COD used to try for gameplay.
Now it’s just cardi B skins and Homelander laser eyes. Neat trinkets to satisfy low attention span gamers with a new shiny toy every week
I was today years old when I realized the general was Griffin from Big Time Rush
Ilona was my first video game crush fr
I love how popular and loved this game is getting now
happy new year with the same resolutions lol
Time to play the game on pc previously I play on xbox 360
Why is everyone getting these videos all of a sudden???
I'd just like to let everyone know that Kingpin is Griffin from Big Time Rush
That's the kind of leader who gets things done.
and this is why we should keep wars federal and not private
What you're seeing here is advanced warfare.
1:52 Me: 15 minutes before class ends
I didn't know Davis was immortal!
If you don't get that reference, play COD: WW2.
ON MY AUTHORITY!!!!
Yes bro let’s get this guy in office ! Who’s authority ? You’re damn right
Irons is like: Do you feel in charge?
on MY authority!
i would absolutely vote him
Good to see the Colonel from CoD WW2 had such a successful career in the past century. :)
Usa fighting iraq germany north Korea now aswell fucking hell
God the graphics were so good in this game. No cod compares to this to this date with cod cgi.
"I think you are whoever I tell you to be"
I'm not blushing
🔥🔥🔥
'Yes, you made it bad, America'
It nice to play as a pmc however realisticly it would be the other way around where the US government tells the pmc what to do. Mw2 2022 shows a more realistic approach with shadow company
I liked the challenges in the campaign.
My god, the graphics
Fkin Spacey, he didn't even acting
This game is one of the most underwater COD games in existence. Easily in top 5
Regardless of your opinion of Spacey, he was fantastic in this role.
Advanced Warfares campaign was also pretty good
this guy always delivers the most touching performance, he would do really well in a kids movie
Isn't that general in cod ww2 also or am I just tripping
I never played this game but each time i see clips of jonathan irons i think "this guy is the bad guy?" hes right in every clip ive ever seen? what does he do that is actually villainous ?
he declares war on america and looks really mean.
You would have to play through the game from start to finish yourself.
this game and ghosts are so underrated
An act of war without congressional approval? What the fuck does sending militant forces into another country with or without congressional approval doesn't scream WAR?
Advance warfare has one of the best cutscenes
The only thing holding these cinematics back, Are the lack of eyebrow movement. It's just creepy. Otherwise they are golden.