Dally
Super Freak
I beat the game on Normal the other day and I plan on starting a Veteran campaign before too long. I've been having a blast online and I'm trying to master the throwing knife.
Ok, so I ended up past the submarine level last night before going to bed and I don't get it? What's the big deal about this game? Sure the graphics are nice but so they are in a lot of games.
*runs and hides*
The multiplayer is where the game really shines. Spec Ops is good too.
The singleplayer campaign is crap, in my opinion.
I think it's crap that the AK is unlocked on the final rank level before prestige, what's the point in that!
I've not tried it yet. Any tips ?.
Interesting. Just curious, what specifically didn’t you like about it?
The multi-player is great; the vast majority of gamers who bought this game bought it for the multi-player aspect. I’ve used this comparison before, and I’ll use it again: the multi-player mode in MW2 is the focus, and the single-player campaign is the bonus, whereas the single-player mode in Uncharted 2 is the focus, and the multiplayer is the bonus. That’s why it’s impressive that Infinity Ward put so much effort to the single-player campaign. I’m not a FPS fan, have never been, but MW1 and MW2 are the only FPS games I play, but IW could have just paid lip service to the single-player mode.
The reason they're so popular is a mix of them being the best playing, looking, satisfying and most addictive shooters available. The online aspect is a major aspect as to why it is popular. COD has the best reputation of online play so naturally it's gonna sell loads. That plus the fact some people will have bought it just because of the hype etc.I'm not saying it's a bad game. It's done really well. But I felt the same way about Halo. CoD and Halo are really very popular and I just don't understand why. It's probably because I'm not a big 1st person shooter fan so my opinion is probably jaded. But I guess the point I'm trying to make or question I'm asking is I just don't understand why Halo and CoD are so popular vs other 1st person shooter type games. The multi-player point makes good sense though.
I personally would like to see Medal of Honor come back and take the crown back. Storming the beaches of Normandy has yet to be topped in a war shooter for me.
That comparison is fair, but I don't consider it valid. Are we supposed to give IW a pass for a short, unoriginal campaign if one considers it the "bonus"? No, I don't. There are a smattering of rival games that have both a compelling multiplayer mode and single-player campaign. Also, the multiplayer in MW2 is an iteration or evolution of the one that came before (COD4), so it's not entirely new. It's updated, more fun to play, more balanced, but not NEW. I won't overly praise IW for that in the same way I'd praise Naughty Dog for developing a brand new multiplayer mode to accompany an incredible single player campaign.
I don't think the single player campaign in MW2 is impressive in the least, and I consider it less impressive when I think about how long and how often IW has worked on this franchise.
Tell me what's so great about MW2's campaign that makes it stand out from it's predecessor and other games in the genre? The enemy AI is the same (it's mostly heavily scripted), the shooting feels the same, the story is told the same poor way, the characters aren't really characters but tools to move the plot along, it's just as short, it doesn't look that much better,
Maybe "crap" is too strong a word? Unimpressive, then. Yeah. I was just disappointed.
Remember when COD campaigns lasted 10 hours and longer? Man, those were the good days. When COD was still fresh and not overexposed.
just so u all understand...I am a ******
Just finished the campaign and the story really grew on me. I might just have to play the original modern warfare.
But I'll probably go back to Gears for on-line play. I'll play this a bit but I'm not very good so at least in Gears I can blame the host advantage or issues with the game when I don't do so well.
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