Rewriting The Modern Warfare 2 Campaign..
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- čas přidán 17. 07. 2024
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On today's video we are talking about Modern Warfare 2 and we are looking to give it a re write in hopes of improving certain story beats...
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The campaign, a direct sequel to the record-breaking Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, sees Captain Price and Task Force 141 face off against ultranationalist war criminal Vladimir Makarov as he extends his grasp across the world.
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00:00 Introduction
00:48 MWll Altered Story
16:53 Ending
17:39 Thoughts & Outro - Hry
This is Sean O’Sullivan, i would like Branwolf for this opportunity and hope everyone enjoys the video!!
The man!
bro that was way better than activision's story
make another one for mw2023
Thank you for the rewrite
@@lb47ghost in the works
Loads and loads better than whatever activision gave us. This actually connects and explains nearly everything
If anything needs a rewrite it’s MWIII 😭😭😭😭
@@g3tshotheett hell yes
oh yeah, a HARD re-write
I feel like we needed to see more of Task Force 141 together towards the start of the story, maybe for the first 3 missions at least, then as the story unravels, the team starts splitting up more to tackle more objectives so that it feels like the team is being torn apart. Also I think Ghost needs a huge rewrite down to his lore. After Simon Riley "dies" and he becomes Ghost, he meets Graves and joins Shadow Company. Then in the story of MWII, TF141 sends Soap to help with Shadow Company and Los Vaqueros. Ghost, Soap, and Alejandro form a friendship, they all fail their mission, Norris orders SC to arrest LV and Soap. Ghost feels like its a betrayal and turns on SC to help Alejandro and Soap.
What if you played as Ghost the entire time, and at the end you get a choice to either listen to Norris or help LV sort of like cod black ops cold war
Nah ghost is more of a solo act. Doesn't make sense for him to be part of the shadow company. He's only in tf141 because of price if I remember right
No
In my opinion, I did like mw2’s campaign. What I would change is Al Assad being the main villain of it instead of it being Hassan.
If only we made Khaled to be revealed to be Hadir. It would add more challenge. Maybe Hadir could’ve been an antagonist alongside an escaped Julian Kostov Makarov. Maybe Julian could’ve been the antagonist for Ramirez. As he dealt with him before. And Price was none the wiser. Maybe the reason why Ramirez obsesses with Julian was because he was present in Takistani civil war in 2012 and his task force searched for terror targets. And he didn’t know the mastermind of the attacks in the civil war was Julian Makarov and he was tortured and he forgotten about this guy until reappearing in 2019 and it gave him some flashbacks. It’s revealed that he was brainwashed to forget his actions. But also he’s a possible sleeper agent unactiviated. And he’s a potential danger. Hadir went through sleeper program and he became khaled al Assad . But before he became khaled, he had a double to pose as Hadir. And admit that he made a mistake and would want to reveal that he was protecting Farah from a bigger threat. But the double dies and reveals that Khaled is Hadir. The shades and beard disguised his face
@@elperrodelautumo7511 Al‐Asad was and maybe still is if he doesn't reappear anymore, was built up to just be an alternate made‐up identity Hadir made to conceal him while he was leading AQ. Sadly with the way the story was handled after the MW campaign a lot of the stuff they had planned originally for MWII was left scattered and left behind.
If anything, it honestly confuses me more on the Al Qatala leadership. Like in 2019, it was led by the Wolf and butcher, then Khalid Al Asad, then all of a sudden in MWII, this general Kabroni guy is leader of AQ, then Hassan once Kabroni is blasted, yet Hassan never references the Wolf or Al-Asad, then in RAIDS, Hadir is the leader even though I’m pretty sure he was meant to be Al-Asad. Like do you see where it got confusing? Just so many different leaders this organization had yet no one brings up the other
@@silashurd3597 you’re right, the chain of command is a bit jarring after the spec ops missions.
Honestly i love this, Norris did seem like someone who’ll turn on his Allies for his own gain and seeing that they couldn’t get him and graves and now that they’re enemies of the United States and now decommissioned as 141 basically means that they’re alone and only Laswell can help but she’s in the spotlight too, so is Los Vaqueros and Farah and her liberation forces but I see the demon dogs especially Griggs not trusting the colonel now general Norris and actually helping 141 as they knew something was wrong with Norris, and they don’t respect him only his rank; not the man behind it. Also since most of 141 has worked alongside MARSOC and others they’ll be suspect of how 141 and Kate Laswell are the enemies of the state and while Gen Norris is comfortable, the rest will find out and help 141 as marines are loyal to their people not to a greedy man who nearly stated ww3 and got thousands of innocents killed
Also I think that having General Shepard be on Laswell’s side and helping 141 take down Norris will be a nice plot twist and show that Shepard is a great man and doesn’t want to play by Norris’s rules, he’ll stand by his friends
for sure that would have been a really cool plotline that would of felt maybe more organic than what we got.
General Morshower. Reboot General shepherd. The head of the United Antiterrorism Coalition. He believes Laswell and Captain Barry Price as innocents. Framed by government bigwigs who are about vanity over virtue. Brother of Overlord from the original modern warfare trilogy. Convinces Overlord to give them asylum in Brazil. 🇧🇷.
What about Makarov and his faction?
I think the revised story of MWII sounded good, but I think it might make sense if Norris had Shadow Company to betray Graves too with the promise of big fat bonus since Graves does not want to go with the order to detain TF141 and Los Vaqueros. As a result, Graves joins the fight alongside TF141 against Norris in order to take back Shadow Company.
Another thing I want to add would be Kamarov returning to aid Captain Price in some ways like giving Price USB drive that contains incriminating evidence against Norris, which originally was in possession of Alex who was investigating whole incident, only for Norris to send some Shadow Company PMCs under his payroll to silence him and nearly killed had it not been Kamarov's act.
I would add that Norris also caused Graves his troops and also blackmails him to do his bidding while giving him hush money as compensation
MWII is never a sequel to mw2019 its just a new storyline with the goody guys...no Hadir no Alex no Zakhaev no mw2019 flashbacks...
That's not how sequels work. That's how multi-part stories work.
This is for sure better than the actual MW2(2022) story. It actually makes sense why graves betrayed TF141 and having it be someone other than Shepard works for motivation too. Overall much better
i agree
i wish graves didnt betray
Finaly an actual video about this topic
Hope you enjoy it
I hated how Alex and Farah were reduced to a small cameo both in the campaign and the Raids
They weren’t really cameos in Raids though. They were both pivotal to the Raid storyline considering Alex serves as the catalyst leading to Gaz, Price and Farah going into the bunker, and Farah obviously has her moment with Hadir.
I really wish they are more focused on “how to make a good story” than “how to increase micro transactions”.
This is so better than what we got.
It is unique, but doesn’t break the spirit of the first reboot MW. It *feels* like a sequel.
What we got in the actual Rebooted MW2 felt cartoony.
This version of the story was perfect. Everything I would have wanted.
This is now (head) CANON to me. Great job!
Looking forward to your MW3 rewrite!
This is a nice story…a good rewritten story and has an OG MW2 story vibe to it can't wait for MW3 rewritten...
There are still so many things I wish were changed within missions themselves, or what were included as missions.
This rewrite is still quite short and preserves some issues, like the wild goose chase for Hassan (though one AC130 mission seems removed, thankfully).
However, I'm a big fan of how things are allowed to actually happen in your version. The missiles actually are a threat. Hassan is spread too thin over the whole campaign and is killed in the middle.
well elaborated, well explained, organized, and its very clear n concise. love it and love your channel. it's very comfortable to visualize these things u put in cod mw 2019-2-3 campaigns u put and the designs too are comfortable to binge watch. I like the ideas you made and express to the audience. hope you keep up ur channel and keep doing these things. [ I played cod mw 2019 it was good, but not the mw 2-3 reboot version cuz what I saw others saying its a cash-grab and there a ton of negative reviews ] from what I saw from steam n other marketplace. I was planning to buy it for the campaign story mode but I got spoiled a lot from seeing the mw 2-3 campaigns. which ehh I'm broke so whatever. it's best to save my money LOL
Thank you for the comment it means a lot... hopefully one day you can play mw2 because that one is pretty good in my opinion many of the mission are fun and replayable
Man i love your videos✌🏻 keep growing
@@geniusstark6612 Thank you!
This was such a great video.
This video is so good! Now i wonder what happens if Ghost "joins" shadow Company in MWII
Holy shit, this story would have been mind blowing.
the nuclear detonation is cool and eerie callback to cod4 nuclear detonation in middle east and the cluster nuke in the act 3
i think mw 2022 campaing goes well until the shadow company betray.
and there is were they start to fail.
good video.
Agreed and thank you
I didn't really mind the story that we got from mw ii's campaign, the only thing i didnt like is how the betrayal with Shadow Company and TF141 and Hassan Zyani being a forgettable villain imo. But this rewrite completely fixed those problems, the betrayal scene works and makes sense, it also ups the stakes, I also love how you kept the grittiness and more realistc tone of mw19 (which I i also found to be quite lacking in both mw ii and iii). Great rewrite, I'm excited to see your takes on mw iii.
I'm glad to see others care about this. I looked forward to MWII so I was quite disappointed when I played it. This rework is better.
Shadow Company should've never betrayed TF141 and Los Vaqueros
Great video. I just wanted add one thing, thats kinda fit the theme of rewriting new MW lore. Republic of Adal is LAMEST lore bit reboot gave us. It is literally on the same peninsula (which in itself is a huge problem for the setting) as Urzikstan, have the same aesthetics. Hell, IW themselfs dropped it, when in Season 3 SpecOps mission showed that Al-Mazrah is in Urzinkstan (also setting new location for Urzikstan which makes a lot more sense geographically)
Hope to see MWIII rewrite in near future
I would’ve relocated Urzikstan to the eastern Caspian Sea. Plus it can explain why it’s closer to Iran than by the Caucasus region. And also Adal could’ve been relocated between Israel, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia. And maybe Egypt as well. By the Red Sea. It makes sense that it has some important port access to the suez canal. Also the capital city of Al Mazrah sounds more Arabic than Urzikstan. Because the stans would be set in Central Asia more. And parts of Iran and India. Also both these countries are set in the desert. But Urzikstan can border Turkmenistan and Iran and Adal can border with Saudi Arabia.
@@elperrodelautumo7511 >"eastern Caspian Sea"
You wouldn't believe where they put it in mentioned SpecOps mission intro. West seaborder of Turkmenistan, where it connects to Caspian Sea AND Iran.
One think about Adal is that it's has Soviet nuclear bunker under it (Koshei Complex, you know). So, it's suppose to border at least ex-soviet countries.
With out it, Adal would perfectly fit somewhere around Yemen or Oman, bordering Red and Arabian Seas.
Also, fun fact - Al-Mazrah loading screen has some coordinates displayed. Those coordinates lead to... Yemen)
This is some good rewrite of mw2, cant wait for mw3 becuase i think in mw3...its all gonna be about 141's breakup...and each member go their seperate ways, but they reunite one more time to end it all
so in this rewritten version, General Norris would be the main antagonist?
@@datnguyen-ob6gn yes
this is A LOT better than what we got, great job. Will graves remain as an antagonist for the rewritten version of MWIII?
Good job man
Thanks Sean deserves most of the credit for the rewrite but i appreciate it!
Well well. I never thought that I and Sean inspire you to rewrite.
Now MWIII needs a real rewrite. I imagine it as a 2 POV game. On the one side we see operations being conducted by a more expanded version of TF141 and of course with assistance from DEVGRU and Shadow co or Nikolai's FSB contacts cooperating in the hunt for Makarov. While on the other side we have Andrei Nolan being the newest member of Konni group, giving the player's choice of partaking in the cruel terroristic acts or resist Makarov's commands. Although the "good guys" try to stop Makarov shit hits the fan and the Russian government declares war on Urzikstan again and starts a more destructive invasion than the one in 2019.
A few things:
1) I don't think a missile attack on US soil would be brushed off like that....especially by a group that is directly affiliated with US's geopolitical enemies. We're talking potential WW3 here. Plus I feel like it feels like the more over the top stuff that the reboot MW mostly stayed away from.
2) Norris is pretty much just General Shepherd...and I don't think it fixes the problem that most people had with MWII....it's predictable. Everyone knew from the start that Graves and Shadow Company would betray you one way or another. I think a more interesting choice would be for example make 141 "betray" Shadow Company after being misled by Shepherd/Norris. For example...after the missiles strikes...Shepherd/Norris needs a scape goat. Let's also work with the fact that Graves isn't really happy to be US's laptop for example...he dislikes the red tape and the politics of it all....so he takes a much more direct approach..often leading to politically senstive incidents (like leveling an entire city with an AC-130). For Shepherd/Norris/US he becomes a loose end..something that needs to dealt with sooner that later in order to preserve the plausible deniability of their ops....so in order to do that...they manufacture evidence that it was Graves that was selling AQ the missiles all along.
Don't take it as me hating please😅
I was working on a rewrite on wattpad for mw3 but i wanna see how yours plays out i like the idea of mw2 with norris instead of shepherd it brings more kick to it, i do however like the idea of the four horsemen being within the ranks of the friendlies norris actually being a member alongside al asad makarov and zakhaev since in this version they are all trying to profit from war and rule the world makes great for the story. Graves isn’t aware of this and does his dead dad’s battle buddy a favor being family and all makes for a better twist since he realizes through the seasons that makarov and norris are apart of the same team and why norris denies him to help save his men when konni steal the missiles from them i still think the good guys stopping the missiles should’ve stayed the same just so this can further show Graves love for TF 141 and his suspicions of LV mainly Alejandro due to Norris convincing him through their radio chatter when Graves was alone leading to the mission alone. Hassan getting killed is still the same showing more of the Soap and Ghost bond as he sees Soap becoming a Captain the missions with Gaz and Price stay the same and Laswell discovering the “truth” also stays the same but she just misses the details that Norris is the Fourth Horseman and that the theft was a set up by Makarov and Norris. The last cutscene should stay the same to further intensify the odds including No Russian. As for Graves finding the truth after Konni infiltrated SC in the last season of MW2 Graves tells Farah and Alex of the intel which leads to their relationship being more stable and also after learning this intel Farah get in contact with General Shepherd giving him this info since he instead of Laswell helps Farah in the raid mission when he sends Price and Gaz for the mission. General Shepherd uses this to manipulate Norris and uses this against him to fill his own personal gain unbeknownst to TF 141 ULF LV and SC due to some deeply personal issues that involves Makarov’s father during the cold war which adds confirmation to his owns suspicions and leads to the events of MW3 rewrite also General Shepherd doesn’t notify TF 141 of the fact that SC were pawns of Norris and were used in all this just to create some hostility and also make the cutscene between Farah and Price make fucking sense in the MW3 rewrite bc man IW pulling the good ole well you keep secrets it keep secrets bs was that pure bs made no sense at all
I hope that the sequel to this version won't take long 🙏🏼
This is great, but I think this would make the game overall shorter. Another thing I find odd is the whole motive of General Norris in this rewritten version of the campaign. It would have made more sense if Norris had a goal that involved more brutality, and not just self gain. The main issue with the current campaign is the plot. The main plot is finding the missiles, and that's really all there is to it. They really should've brought back Alex in this game, and should've made a seperate mission that continues from Alex's perspective in the very last mission of MW19. This way they could use Alex in MW3, and also in MW2's campaign. They should've also explored outside of Task Force 141 too so that it would have more impact on the on-going conflict. The involvment of more than our main cast and the Shadow Company/Villans would make the story much more realistic.
I like the new story but in my opinion I think you should’ve added in more 141 operators like Roach. They don’t have to play a big role but just act as background characters like supporting AI or something. The original 141 had over 40 operators but the new games make it seem like it’s only 4
When will the rewrite for mw3 come out
Please let it be soon
And the video was fire nice work
@JacobGhost-ib5sr not exactly sure but definitely very soon thanks for the comment!
I love this so much I want it to be real because it's so so good, MW3 next please ♥️
Man i wonder if Activition should have hired u to write the story for MW2 because this is great
@@UnitedShadow605 not me they should have hired Sean 🤣
@@BranWolfYT my bad Sean should have written it
So ik this has little to do with this amazing rewrite espessially the norris aspect being a marine and garces also being a marine leading to a natural connection between the two but i was wondering if you think at the end of MW3 laswell and graves had something to do with shepards death in the end. Aswell as shepherds capture at the hands of konni which only makes sense if graves removed his shadows from his protection detail due to the congressional hearing between them. Just seems odd that price got into the heavily monitored Pentagon and killed a three star general and left. Assuming the writing is spot on could norris through his graves connection be the reason as to why? Was the sheperd we got a red herring to the true betrayal of a comrade? Or how is it you see price a british national being allowed so deep into such a secure facility since not even laswell could do that as a mere intel operative.
One thing I would have kept sheperd in becuase the did drop his name in mw19
And if there’s another rewrite for a call of duty game, I suggest the recent disappoint game that is cod modern warfare iii 2023 Bran. If you can amigo
@@elperrodelautumo7511 appreciate it! We'll see what we can do
I actually enjoyed this, there were parts in this that I liked, like bring back characters from MW2019 like Norris and even Griggs, the one change I wasn't a big fan of was Shadow Company being out right bad guys like they were in the original MW2 and actually prefer how they are in the story we got. But I will say that killing Hassan was probably a good idea instead of him being the final boss.
But I am curious where MW3 will go as MW2's rewrite gets shaken up at the end. I'd also be curious if there'll be a rewrite of the story for each season between MW2 and MW3's launch. As we had events like Alejandro going to Urzikstan because Valeria escaped prison and went there and we also had season 5's reveal that Graves had survived and was not wanting to help Farrah and the ULF defend Urzikstan.
I agree with that I like Shadow how they are now and im a huge fan of Graves as you probably already know....
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I prefer this version 10x more than the other version, however I do think having Victor Zhakaev as the main villain of MW2 along with Al Assad (Hadir) would have been a better follow up. The mini story they did with Zakhaev was good but he deserved a full game plot imo. He obviously has to die in that game but maybe Hadir survives and still remains a threat for MW3 along with the Iranian side plot. This would extend the series into 5 games (since in my lore Makarov gets intro on MW4 which extends to MW5).
Sorry if I gave you a seizure reading all that but I am a big fan of your videos and I agree with almost 80% of your points concerning mw.
I feel like the action of general Norris feels somewhat unthinkable and would’ve like to see somewhat of a deeper dive into Grave after the two strikes in American and what he thought about giving the missles to the Russians.
But overall an alright story, liked the original one better though.
This is a pretty good rewrite if I do say so myself. It gets rid of that lame reason for Graves and the Shadows taking over Alejandro's base. I also like how the reason for TF141 becoming enemies of the states is handled. I myself am actually in the process of rewriting the MW Reboot trilogy. I'm no writer of course, but I feel like I could give the community something better than what Activision forced us to have for MWIII. I'd love to share it with you, having more opinions and some constructive criticism could go a long way. Great video and rewrite from the both of you 💙
@@Dope_Donuts that sounds awesome
The mw2 story is ok but mw3 should’ve been about the Alejandro and Valeria.
Although I replace task force 141 with 142 and Adal would be a good setting for the start and middle of this story rewrite. Plus the reason why 142 is because 141 was already taken in 2004 and 2010 when their task to kill Vladimir Makarov succeeded. Also there would be an international anti terror task force United antiterrorism coalition. Established in 1985 after the Draka green light nukes occured. It was also some deterrence to prevent superpowers from one upping against each other. Plus it formed to stop terrorist attacks and even prevent a world war. Unfortunately this was semi successful as the Tel Aviv war in 2005 sparked the world war 3 event with the earlier wars occurring like the Saramkoryo uprising, Taiwan war, the Saudi Iran war, Drakan civil war, the second Latin American war, and of course the crusade war on terror occurring the same Tel Aviv was attacked or even earlier before Tel Aviv. But the great task force 141 succeeded in not going after the warmongers but somewhat stopping the earlier wars from continuing on. A ceasefire came in 2010 after Makarov was found dead and the superpowers decided to stop killing each other and start going after their common enemy: Draka’s burning flag paramilitary. Iran after the war became a major power again thanks to Chinas military presence and established their sphere of influence and later joined the Chinese led Strategic Defense Coalition. A coalition of superpower led military alliances mutually align against their rival military union: Guardian Union of Nations. A USA led military coalition.
As a black man who loves Call of Duty I appreciate how Activision tried to do representation with Gaz. However this race swap was done poorly and I would preferred it if the current Gaz was a new black character. Hell Activision could have made a seperate black character and based it off Melvyn Downes a real black SAS operator.
If anything, Kyle is an adopted son of the original Gaz from call of duty 4 modern warfare.
@@elperrodelautumo7511 wait that canon.
@@kpat5655not at all
Delta and navy seals don't get enough recognition in these games and I feel like They should be put in some of these missions like to Spain or maybe even The El sin nombre which I would have changed Which where they find Valeria and figure out she's El sin nombre after soap sneak in and navy seals and delta force raids the house and captures her
If you rewrite MWIII you should have a roach in it and the rest of the 141
My idea is honestly to make it a joint DEA-USSOCCOM operation with shadow company being involved under homeland security’s money instead of a single seemingly low ranking general like shepherd, with them working in conjunction with los vaqueros, also the whole thing with hassan being untouchable makes no sense, especially when you consider that at the very least the US government and MEXICAN government can charge him with entering their borders illegally (i highly doubt he would be able to enter both through the legal channels without being detained) and not even mentioning the fact the man was involved in the deaths of US law enforcement officers, which in texas alone would land hassan DECADES in custody for killing peace officers, also the CIA has done worse shit for more petty reasons, and iran would likely bitch about it for 2 days then forget.
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I think in mw3 the stadium should have been the no Russian mission
Agreed
I know that one of the points of this rewrite was to make a more realistic approach and stay more in line with MW2019, but I personally feel this rewrite fails at that.
Having Norris want to obtain power and handing missiles to Russian mercs and killing his CO so he takes her place honestly sounds a lot more like a Hollywood blockbuster plot as opposed to Shepherd who was conducting an off-the-books weapons trade that he’s trying to cover up so his legacy isn’t tarnished.
I will say that both his and Graves actions work a lot better here than in the original.
Shepherd and Graves betrayal doesn’t really work because what was the point? There was nothing that suggested 141 or Los Vaqueros were close to unraveling their secret and if anything betraying them was what caused them to figure out the truth. And most notably why didn’t Shepherd just tell them. Price is an “Ends justify the means” type of guy. Chances are he would’ve killed the Butcher’s son to get the location on Hadir but it didn’t come to that. I’m positive if Shepherd had just told them, Price would’ve been on board and helped him and Graves resolve the issue.
Here, Norris already has issues with both Laswell and Price, and when 141 fails to stop the missiles he can pin them as traitors, thus making it seem like the failure to stop the missiles wasn’t on him, but rather a plot by 141 and now he can both get rid of 2 people he dislikes strongly while also being seen as a war hero for it. So good on you for that.
Maybe do the same thing for the MW3 campaign? Still not happy they screwed Soap over.
Foley and Ramirez from MW2 OG should have been the guys going to Mexico. The CIA has former Rangers who work for them in SAD, would have been a great continuation of characters and you wouldn't get stupid shit like the SAS not knowing Spanish.
Although I would rewrite Graves as someone who has CEO of Shadow Company as some title but he isn’t really
In control of his company. But his executive friends are. And they’re not on his side and sway Grave to not trust Vaqueros as they’re corrupt but what he doesn’t realize is that the betrayal is only coming from his back. And also only one man is the real mastermind behind the stolen missiles. Rodolfo Parra.
It seems that he has set up Task force 142 to failure. Even using General Norris to help expand his military rank and power in exchange for helping one organizations agenda and interest. One group more dangerous than Al Qatala, the almas cartel, and Konni. Hassan like his general Ghorbrani was some loose end to him and wants him killed. He does kill Hassan. To prevent info leaking. Uses the failure of preventing a missile attack and cause some false flag attacks to have the country of Aquila to align with the USA. As the South American federation was expanding and they’re fearful of Chinas allies from expanding into Americas front door. And also the fourth corporate war is happening at the same time with Arasaka and Militech warring with each other.
The rogue traitors of Shadow company are Peacemaker. And Homelander. Peacemaker wanted Graves to understand why a mutiny in his shadow company occured and that he needs to step down as CEO. And he must eliminate task force 142. Graves doesn’t want to betray task force for the pleasing of his executive friends. Peacemaker and Homelander have to eliminate graves as he’s a liability and Graves decide to side with Task force and before Alejandro gets shot in the back by Rodolfo, a moment there, he realizes Alejandro wasn’t the corrupt officer but a goodwill officer. And Graves feels at that shocking death moment that his shadow company was too comprised. That he hid alongside some remaining loyal shadows and two vaqueros who arent captured by the rogue shadow soldiers. Some are willing to betray and some are hypnotized by the numbers program. Graves does join task force 142 and stop his rogue shadow company and knows their tactics. As well as getting remaining vaqueros and some las almas cartel members led by Valeria. To join with tf 142 in a new joint task force ghosts. Samuel Roukin the second Simon Riley uncovers his face to Johnny soap MacTavish and sees that he didn’t hide his face because it’s id covering but because he’s really disfigured and soap accepts him for that and ghost realizes that he loves soap. It would explain why later when soap was nearly being killed by peacemaker, that ghost says soap my love loudly when he’s in danger. But then Valeria rescues soap and helps ghost kill peacemaker because Rodolfo had another missile attack planned with las almas as the next target. And must prevent that missile from starting another war. Amber does stop Rodolfo with soap and Valeria aiding her. Rodolfo in his dying moments tells task force that Odysseus is coming. And you won’t survive for long. Odysseus. Foreshadowing the arrival of Raul Menendez. And Perseus. The black ops connections are strong in this one
Pls do a rewrite for mw3
I hope the MW3 rewrite get Delta Force, Army Rangers and other special forces now at tf141 is now wanted by the US
Are u confused how valeria changed outfits in 30 seconds in that mission?
The MW2 we got seemed to be rewritten last minute during the writing process. The theme of “Choices have consequences” advertised is evident of this. MW2 was supposed to be a Sicario inspired war on drugs story but Activision wanted to shoe horn their “America always Good” politically correct narrative. A better story could’ve been about Zakhaev and the cartel having some sort of connection, maybe weapons dealings since he was an armed dealer in 2019. Which could tie into Zakhaev smuggling Islamic terrorist into the U.S. via cartel drug routes.
just a few suggestions
for the mw3 rewrite, please give the russian pmcs the original name they had in the og mw3, inner circle, instead of konni group. konni group imo sounds corny as hell
also i would have used the villain that mw19 set up in their ending at least in the beginning of spec ops, khaled al asad, for this one
not a bad rewrite. plot twist at the end definitely caught me off guard and the ghost team ending... could have been something else instead of graves simply escaping
thats just my opinion
You should make a rewriting the Modern Warfare III Campaign & instead the campaign be long this time obvi if u want. Off topic outta nowhere realized a while ago the new mw games use roman numerals I think mw4 will js be Modern Warfare IV obvi. I think BO did that too but now they’re js doing BO6 stead of roman numerals obvi yk what I mean
MW2 is severely better than Vanguards and MW3's (2023) campaign besides it had some memes and best cinematic graphics ever
18:54 what's the name of the music?
@@Guywithskullface World War Outerspace - Audio Hertz
Hated MW2 campaign. It’s seemed like they wanted to make it seem gritty, but they failed.
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Yea but that means the last mission never took place
both Activision and infinity Ward so lazy write a propert story need cash fast?, how they got away from it
@@langezzyt I have no clue
there always have clue bro,i mean how modern warfare 3 story kinda you know that bad because infinity Ward know how bad story MW3 so they got away change that to sledgehammer as responsible for mw3
Having the same missions and tweaking them isn't "rewriting" lmao especially when dumb things like the Ghost team are being kept
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both Activision and infinity Ward so lazy write a propert story need cash fast?
Are you open to making similar videos based on ideas from others in your community? You'll probably get too many suggestions to manage. I myself, in my infinite wisdom, have many ideas.
@Shack263 ofcourse I am this version was specifically that. A fan of the channel Sean reached out to me via Instagram and shared this re write with me so im open to more
Hear me out General Shepherd in this rewrite Shepherd is innocent but isn’t as trustworthy. Shepherd is a liaison for JSOC and the CIA to give 141 the equipment and Operators they need.
good idea
I never really had a problem with modern warfare 2 as it built the world more introducing new characters and organisations and setting up some solid dlcs, expansions and sequel like ghost and price prequel explaining there previous close encounter with makarov. Dlcs or expansion focusing on cartel vs los vanqueros it explains makarov creating his connections with different criminals organizations and Even some connections to raul menandez and also a spin off on shadow company. And in modern warfare 3 introduce right hand man of makarov don't introduce him directly with his right hand man being the main villain
Edit: nevertheless this story is also kick ass story
@abhinavkishoreprasad I know what you mean I enjoyed MW2 a lot one of my personal favorite in recent memory
This was a great rewrite for the MWII story we got but it still doesn’t connect with MW19 IMO. It still tosses Hadir to the side as if he never existed. Norris doesn’t strike me as someone who is power hungry & would kill the General to get it. He wanted an immediate qrf after his marines went down with Alex. Graves is a great character but his story would have to connect someway with MW19 story. I always felt that LASWELL should’ve been the one who betrayed TF141 since they have that trust with her for so long. CIA is supposedly always in some sort of “shady” things so she would be a great gateway into that chapter of the story.
Why did you keep the "GhOst teAm" trope? It's so bad
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This was...so stupid. You literally fucked up all the parts of the plot that actually made sense and didn't even bother with fixing the ones that didn't. Why on god's earth would Norris murder thousands just to get a raise. He was a conservative man, but this is just stupid. Even Shepherd who wanted glory at all costs didn't do this.
You need to seriously replay the game again, and get some character analysis for your story. Norris is a horrible choice. At least use a different Shepherd. Think about the plot, it has to make sense. You can't just say oh we lost, it's your fault I'm gonna kill you for treason. It makes 0 sense.
It's a nice effort that you're trying to do story essays on MW2, but please do it properly.
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You could have fixed why Hassan was released when the first mission in the game was to kill or capture him. Hell, even you killed him in your version. How did that make any sense?
Here's stuff you did well so that you don't get the impression of me putting you down:
- DDs return is a nice addition. It builds on MW1 and brings characters like Griggs back for a cameo.
- Graves being shown to be alive as compared to "Well, I wasn't in that tank."
Here's stuff you really did wrong:
- Norris. For the sake of being devil's advocate let's say Norris actually plotted the assassination of a US General, and countless marines, leaked national intelligence to an ultranationalist Russian PMC who commit terror on a global scale, collaborated with said terror organization to kill hundreds of thousands of American citizens, and... I mean even hypothetically speaking it doesn't make sense. I in all sincerity can't find a single reason why this would be feasible. Norris was a conservative man, maybe even a racist, but he wasn't someone to kill thousands of Americans to get a raise. You made it so that not only he gets away with ALL of that, but he also manages to paint 141, and Laswell as enemies of the state with the whole genocide in Las Almas and literally dozens of eyewitnesses who can vouch for 141? I mean, 141 could literally tell the truth and congress would actually see if it's true or not. It's not a small allegation.
- Makarov. The point of MW2 was to introduce Makarov, from the get-go. He manages to almost start a war between Iran and US without even being seen or heard. He is shown to be a master tactician and someone who has been rigorously planning WW3 and US' downfall for decades. You instead painted him as a gun for hire. He helped Norris who is American. That's completely out of character for Konni and Makarov.
You need to think of this as real-life. How can I kill off an official military representative of a foreign nation when I literally released him when I caught him because of so-called laws? How can I make a civil war and coup in the US ranks and make 141 the enemy? The story needs to make sense. The characters need to make sense.
You want to paint 141 as the enemies of the state? Just change the Hassan part, and instead focus on MW3. Have 141 disobey a direct order to stop the chemicals to pursue Makarov and try to kill him. Have them fail to kill Makarov but stop him from whatever he was going to do and let the missile kill hundreds of thousands. Court-martial 141 and have them go rogue because they know Makarov is still out there. Justify them pursuing Makarov by saying he was going to do sth worse. Sacrifice the few to save the many and have 141 take the fall for the few.
You need to play with the politics for MW to make sense. Play with perception. Paint 141 as just soldiers trying to do good, not heroes. They are a black ops unit, and with them being on the run you can make them ruthless, showing the audience a much darker and at times more questionable side of 141. You need to also replay MW1. What made MW1 great was the moral questions you had to ask yourself. The fact the game made us learn trigger discipline to not accidentally kill NPCs says it all. Make us care about the choices, about the story, and understand why it is the way it is.
@@BranWolfYT I'm not trying to put you down. Not at all. I am just being strict because I want you to do better if you want more people to watch these videos.
The story of MW is about geopolitics, humans being humans, and war. You need to really understand the motivations of these characters. AQ isn't being an asshole, they're motivated by an extremist form of Islam and an unrestrained form of resistance to western interventions. They commit acts of terror to make a point. That's a motivation, a mindset.
Same for Konni. They are patriots under the illusion painted by Makarov.
Same for Shadow. They are guns for hire. Graves needs to keep up face to get more military contracts, so he won't commit blatant acts of war or terror just because someone told him to. In MW2, he goes on a rampage to find the missiles after Shepherd puts more pressure on him. He needs to satisfy Shepherd because he lost the missiles, and he needs Shepherd's contracts.
Same for 141. They're soldiers, not heroes. You need to paint them as such. Their rogue arc needs to be genuine. They should go rogue, not be framed. Have them make a choice that is necessary but also ends up with them becoming court-martialed.
You need to think of why each of these people do what they do. They are all inspired by a rich history of modern geopolitics and warfare. Puppeteer them as such.
I appreciate the feedback.... maybe Sean see's this and takes your points into consideration.