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Call of Duty WWII
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21-04-2017 7:03pm#1
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I never cease to be amazed that people think CoD has a Single Player experience worth mentioning, but each to their own
I wish they'd do away with single player in Battlefield and bring back MoH as a single player only experience. Sell them as a duo if you like EA, but stop half-arsing both. 0 -
I never cease to be amazed that people think CoD has a Single Player experience worth mentioning, but each to their own I wish they'd do away with single player in Battlefield and bring back MoH as a single player only experience. Sell them as a duo if you like EA, but stop half-arsing both.
The first CoD was the most amazing thing ever (at the time).0 -
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I never cease to be amazed that people think CoD has a Single Player experience worth mentioning, but each to their own I wish they'd do away with single player in Battlefield and bring back MoH as a single player only experience. Sell them as a duo if you like EA, but stop half-arsing both.
I am guessing you never played COD 1 2 or 3, the SP was literally the point, MP was an addon in those days.
In fairness to COD since it became a franchise the SP in MW is simply brilliant, Ghillies in the mist is one of the best FPS SP missions ever made.
But you knew that.........0 -
COD Forum surely.
Also, I don't know if I want to give my money to such a scumbag company...when THIS was released today
DLC, for DLC basically (which used to be free in the original game....and LOOK at the price !!)
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Medal of Honour: Allied Assault remains the greatest single player WW2 first-person shooter. Impeccable game.
I loved allied assault at the time but CoD came along and absolutely blew it away along with every other fps at the time of release. People were bored stupid of WW2 shooters but CoD was so good people didn't care. MoH AA has aged quite a bit if you go back to play it. Much better than MoH Frontline which I don't understand how people like. It's awful and a buggy mess.
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I never cease to be amazed that people think CoD has a Single Player experience worth mentioning, but each to their own I wish they'd do away with single player in Battlefield and bring back MoH as a single player only experience. Sell them as a duo if you like EA, but stop half-arsing both.
Or give us more of the Battlefield Bad Company single player, which was one of my favourite shooters in the past... Jesus... decade? (it's been that long...?)0 -
Retr0gamer wrote: »I loved allied assault at the time but CoD came along and absolutely blew it away along with every other fps at the time of release. People were bored stupid of WW2 shooters but CoD was so good people didn't care. MoH AA has aged quite a bit if you go back to play it. Much better than MoH Frontline which I don't understand how people like. It's awful and a buggy mess.
I'm a big sound buff. I love great sound effects that offer a punch! I remember MoH:AA having incredible sound effects and an amazing atmosphere, particularly D:Day and the missions afterwards approaching Vierville (iirc!) - taking out the Nebelwerfers. I did go back and try it out in the past year or so, and yeah, damn it has aged... 'Still would' though...
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I never cease to be amazed that people think CoD has a Single Player experience worth mentioning, but each to their own I wish they'd do away with single player in Battlefield and bring back MoH as a single player only experience. Sell them as a duo if you like EA, but stop half-arsing both.
Because it does.
COD - excellent single player
COD2 - excellent single player.
COD3- mediocre single player
COD4 - excellent single player
WAW - good single player
MW2 - excellent single player
MW3 - mediocre-decent single player
Ghosts - poor to mediocre single player
Black Ops - excellent single player
Black Ops 2 - good single player
Black Ops 3 - terrible single player
Advanced Warfare - good single player
Infinite Warfare - great single player
The last few COD's I haven't even bothered playing online because I've lost interest but Black Ops 3 is the only campaign I've found intolerably bad, the rest range from acceptable to excellent - Infinite Warfare really took me by surprise as the last one, but also the best in quite some time.
As for COD returning to WW2 I'm willing to give it the benefit of the doubt. Sledgehammer's Advanced Warfare wasn't a bad game really and the single player was fairly decent - and I want to believe that they won't chose to wreck a WW2 title with supply drops and cartoon-like customization that has plagued other COD games. (I mean, Black Ops 3 is almost more like Halo than COD)
Also re: Allied Assault it hasn't aged badly. It's just aged. I was just playing it the other day and apart from maybe some of the more grandiose elements showing the limitations of tech at the time like D-Day, the game is still very sound and decent to play.0 -
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I have to say as someone bored to tears by military shooters and is currently trying not to fall asleep while playing Uncharted 4, Advanced Warfare was a lot of fun in single player. I think they found their groove with that one in the same way Treyarch were awful before Black Ops.TerrorFirmer wrote: »Also re: Allied Assault it hasn't aged badly. It's just aged. I was just playing it the other day and apart from maybe some of the more grandiose elements showing the limitations of tech at the time like D-Day, the game is still very sound and decent to play.
True, I was a bit harsh. It's still very much playable unlike something like Goldeneye. At the time I considered it one of the very best FPS games of all time and it's only because it's been surpassed by games like CoD 1 that it seems to have aged. The only sections that have really aged are a few annoying missions that don't really work all that well (and I loved the sniper mission everyone hated even if you had a finger on the quicksave button the whole way through).
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Give them cement boots I saySnake Plisken wrote: »It will be interesting to see how the players who started playing on Advanced Warfare onwards take to "boots on the ground", it might be a shock to the system for some!
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As someone who probably played more of early COD than most (was in a Clan that played MOH:AA into COD1, 2, UO, 4 , MW2 and BO before I left) I'd have to say COD2 was definitely my fave and pick of the bunch in terms of Singleplayer.
Multiplayer and a near 2nd in singleplayer was COD4 of course.
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Never got the lovery for cod2 single player. It was good but felt like a massive disappointment compared to the original. The worst part was how tiny the levels were compared to the first game, obviously a compromise for the low RAM of the consoles it was now on.
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Wasn't a particularly good game but I'll always love Rising Sun.
Also I'd imagine there are or will be a lot of fans upset at there being no modern/futuristic CoD this year, big change for them after a few years of the same. Still can't say I've any interest in buying it but interested to see how it does
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Christ no, EA totally screwed the pooch, taking a franchise that owed console space and just made tripe.
I suppose it was adequately replaced by the Battlefield titles, but the latter few Medal of Honor games were just embarrassing for a company like EA with their decades of experience.
I know that Activision have produced less than stellar games in the CoD franchise, like Ghost and Blops, but they've always pulled it back, even with Infinite War, bringing WWII back like it never left.
The poor nature of Warfighter was writ large with the speed the title was discounted, and even then no one wanted it.
I thought it was a very good game. I enjoyed its campaign. The sound effects blew COD and Battlefield out of the water. The multiplayer wasn't very forgiving which I liked. Players had little health and the gun damage was high. It was a very close quarters affair.
The multiplayer used a 2 man buddy system which worked great for encouraging team play. In a team of 6 you'd be separated into pairs and buddies could see each others outline during matches. You could also spawn on each other. The weapon customization was also done quite well.
Its poor sales mostly came down to launching 1 week before Black Ops 2 which is still the best selling Call of Duty ever. You can't really expect people to be buying Warfighter when everyone and their grandmothers were buying and playing BLOPS 2
I remember a group of us had enjoyed the first modern Medal of Honor but we knew COD was only a week away so only a few of us bought it. If it launched in March of the next year it would have done much better sales wise.0 -
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