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General and Gaming => General => Topic started by: oldgamerz on March 11, 2020, 05:38:30 pm
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I only buy a Call Of Duty game for it's single player campaign. If I want to run around in an arena levels and shoot things then I'll play all the other games I have. Like "Unreal Tournament" or "Duke Nukem 64" with bots, I've got a ton of other arena based fighters in my collection.
I love pretty much every single Call Of Duty Single Player Campaign I'm guessing there is (edit) 28 different games totally meaning they are more then 30 if you include all the platforms but as far as a different experience it's now at 30 games totally. I think feel free to correct me on this.
I started playing as a teenager on the GameCube Call Of Duty Finest Hour and eventually Call OF Duty 2: Big Red One. I just found out today that Call Of Duty 2 for the Xbox 360 and Call Of Duty: Big Red One for the PS2 and GameCube are entirely different games with a different single player campaign to enjoy.
If you like the consoles Call Of Duty games I'll name my all time favorites in order.
World War 2 battle Games I finished
1: Call Of Duty: Big Red One for the PlayStation 2
2: Call Of Duty 3 for the PlayStation 2
3: Call Of Duty World At War: Final Fronts for the PlayStation 2
4: Call Of Duty Finest Hour: for the PlayStation 2
need to finish
1: Call Of Duty 2 For Xbox 360 (Campaign is surprising different from the PS2 and Gamecube versions)
2: Call Of Duty World At War for the Xbox360 (Campaign is also different from the PS2 Version)
Modern fantasy Call Of Duty Games. I like Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 1 the best
1: Call Of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
2: Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 2
3: Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 3
4: Call Of Duty: Ghosts
never played
1: Call Of Duty 1 PC
2: Call Of Duty: United Offensive PC
3: Call of Duty: Roads to Victory PlayStation Portable
4: Call Of Duty World At War for Xbox 360
5: Call Of Duty World At War For the Nintendo DS
6: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Mobilized Nintendo DS
7: Call Of Duty Zombies for IPhones/IOS
8: Call of Duty: Black Ops – Zombies for IPhones/IOS
9" Call of Duty: Black Ops: Declassified PlayStation Vita
10: Call of Duty: Strike Team IPhones/IOS
11: Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Xbox One or PlayStation 4 or PC
12: Call Of Duty: WWII Xbox One Or PS4 or PC
13: Call Of Duty Modern Warfare (remake) PS4 Xbox One PC
14:Call OF Duty Advanced Warfare
15:Call Of Duty Black Ops
16:Call Of Duty Black Ops 2
17:Call Of Duty Black Ops 3
18:Call Of Duty Black Ops 4 for PS4 Xbox One Or PC
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Too short for my taste. I prefer fps that take longer, like the Bioshock or Half-Life series.
I actually liked the Bad Company games, they made me laugh, but again, they felt too short.
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There is no advanced warfare 2 or 3 (Games 15-16 on your list) and you have World at War (360 on your to finish list, and unplayed list.
I've beaten
1/2 of COD Classic (Hit a part I couldn't pass, even on easy) on 360 and PS3.
COD 2 (360)
COD 3 (360)
Modern Warfare 1-3
World at War
Black Ops 1
Modern Warfare remastered (On PS4 and XB1)
Modern Warfare reboot
Black Ops 2 in the next one I want to play.
I've enjoyed them all, I think they are a decent length. I like open world games that are lengthy, but if they are linear (Like COD's are) I feel they are just right.
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I've played very few Call of Duty games... that I have owned. I have played some at other people's houses, but I do not consider them "played" since it wasn't me just sitting down to play the single player or focusing on the multiplayer.
Casual gameplay:
- World at War Multiplayer/Zombies on Wii: terrible controls!
- I have some memory of the Estate and Wasteland maps from years ago, but I do not remember what game I played them in.
Single player completed:
- MW2 (where my memories of Estate and Wasteland cropped up) and some of the extra missions. Single player was pretty good but has the (as I understand it) classic failings of COD games. And that is that the game requires you to complete objectives in the way it is designed. It actively punishes you if you try to get creative. If you don't do it correctly, the game will kill you, either with a kill screen or with an unkillable sniper. Another reason why I just put "pretty good" was the fact that I was also playing the Battlefield 4 SP at the same time and that was amazing with great presentation.
Single player not completed:
- COD4: Didn't even get off the boat. The one thing I hate the most in any game is timed missions. And this one is right in the beginning of the game which makes it worse. You have to get off the boat before it explodes. I would die in the same spot on the catwalk every time, just inches away from where the checkpoint was. There seemed to be no way to get past it, I watched tutorials and everyone can just run across that thing and make it except for me.
Multiplayer played:
- COD4: I originally bought this game to play MP on the Vogon Ares server. I was a former admin on the Vogon Quake 3 servers when COD4 was added and wanted to try it out. For some reason I was never able to get it to connect, at the time perhaps it was because the server was in UK. I never really got it sorted. I had tried the MP on regular servers but it wasn't what I was into.
- MW2: played it for a bit. I had got this because a co-worker played and it was on sale. He only played hardcore S&D which wasn't my cup of tea. On my own in regular MP I wasn't that good. The UI is terrible.
- Black Ops 4: This one I played for almost a year and just in multiplayer. I think I ended up around Master Prestige 211, with perhaps ~60% challenge completion and 7 gold weapons. Definately my favorite multiplayer game since Quake 3 and it was due to the speed of the game. A lot of people complained that the game was too fast, but for me, the faster the better. My mouse speed was set for 36/legacy ads and the mouse was 400dpi.
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Single player not completed:
- COD4: Didn't even get off the boat. The one thing I hate the most in any game is timed missions. And this one is right in the beginning of the game which makes it worse. You have to get off the boat before it explodes. I would die in the same spot on the catwalk every time, just inches away from where the checkpoint was. There seemed to be no way to get past it, I watched tutorials and everyone can just run across that thing and make it except for me.
I often find myself cocking my head sideways like a bird to see where I'm going, through that part, with a little patience that mission can be completed by going the correct way and pressing the run button or as the game calls it the sprint button. I think the sprint button is done by pushing down one of the analog joysticks on the PlayStation 3 (not sure about the Xbox 360 one though) after you run out of the boat the game requires you to press a button in a quick time event vary fast or do the thing over again. I would try to play the PlayStation 3 version if you can.
From what I rememember that mission is the only timed mission in that game, once you are past it, the rest of the game is just trial and error like all the rest of the Call Of Duty games seem to be
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I love the mindless gameplay of FPS story campaigns. I don't remember many of the ones I played though.
CoD4 MW, no clue, don't really remember.
CoDMW2, I remember the story being interesting and I look forward to playing it again some day.
Battlefield Hardline, I remember the gameplay being great, but I really don't remember the story that well, I just remember it being mildly interesting.
I don't really remember from any of the Medal of Honor games or CoD/CoD2/CoD3, WW2 stuff just kind of blends to me. I don't remember the story for Sniper Elite or Sniper Ghost Warrior either.
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I love the mindless gameplay of FPS story campaigns. I don't remember many of the ones I played though.
CoD4 MW, no clue, don't really remember.
CoDMW2, I remember the story being interesting and I look forward to playing it again some day.
Battlefield Hardline, I remember the gameplay being great, but I really don't remember the story that well, I just remember it being mildly interesting.
I don't really remember from any of the Medal of Honor games or CoD/CoD2/CoD3, WW2 stuff just kind of blends to me. I don't remember the story for Sniper Elite or Sniper Ghost Warrior either.
The world war 2 games don't have a story except maybe on Call Of Duty: Finest Hour for the PS2 Xbox and Gamecube, all the world war 2 Call Of Duty games I've played have real footage videos taken from the real war, in real life.
the makers of most of the WWII Call OF Duty games tried their best to focus on real battles or re-enactment of real life battles, there is no story in those games.
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What about Call Of Duty 3 for the PlayStation 2? has anyone else played it? I usually don't hear anyone talking about Call Of Duty 3 on the PlayStation 2
From what I gather, Call Of Duty 3 was one of the vary first first person shooter campaigns to, not include a health bar, and has auto generating health, the only time you die in Call Of Duty 3 for the PS2 is if you get shot too many times all at once.
Many people I've heard on the internet hate the idea of auto generating health, but it don't matter to me. I mean as a level designer myself of some first person shooters. I almost never liked to have to put the health packs down everywhere, because it's a lot of work and it's time consuming for most level creation teams or person. Call of Duty 3 is a great game by the way on single player mode for the PS2 but I never played the Xbox Xbox360 or the PS3 and Wii release
Out of all the single player campaigns Call of Duty Finest Hour for PS2 and GameCube's campaign is the most difficult, but I beat it multiple times.
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I played COD3 years back on the PS3 and I honestly found it to be the easiest one I played. Normally I would die a few times throughout the campaigns but with 3, I didnt find myself doing as badly as I would. Not to say I breezed my way through it but less dying in this game than others.
Also I did some digging because I vividly remember Call of Duty 2 having regenerating health and found out that 2 introduced regenerating health years before 3 did.
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Regenerating health. Boy, if only such a thing existed during all those wars throughout history...
Gotta love video games.
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I haven't played too many. I remember playing Modern Warfare 2 and Bad Company. Both were a little too short for me. I like my fps to be the length of Half-Life 2 or Bioshock. With a good story. Let me feel like I earned my victory.
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I haven't played too many. I remember playing Modern Warfare 2 and Bad Company. Both were a little too short for me. I like my fps to be the length of Half-Life 2 or Bioshock. With a good story. Let me feel like I earned my victory.
Soooo....basically the same thing you said above?
Edit: I did finish Black Ops 2, enjoyable. Not sure what I'll do next. Probably Ghosts.
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I haven't played too many. I remember playing Modern Warfare 2 and Bad Company. Both were a little too short for me. I like my fps to be the length of Half-Life 2 or Bioshock. With a good story. Let me feel like I earned my victory.
Soooo....basically the same thing you said above?
Edit: I did finish Black Ops 2, enjoyable. Not sure what I'll do next. Probably Ghosts.
Ghosts is good but the story is left on a hangnail and I sadly don't know if they will ever make another Call Of Duty Ghosts, I love Call Of Duty Ghosts. Just remember not to use the dog for a lot of combat maneuvers because. the dog is a notorious for getting killed because it's sometimes the only thing the CPU will shoot at and if the dog dies you have to redo that checkpoint over again
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I've played mostly all the COD games my favorites are COD2,Modern Warfare and Black Ops.Least favorites are COD3,Ghosts and Advanced Warfare. Also I liked the Medal of Honor games too but I think the Battlefield games are the best with the exception of Hardline hated that one. Also if you have a original Xbox Men of Vallor and Shadow Ops Red Mercury are worth checking out.
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I haven't played too many. I remember playing Modern Warfare 2 and Bad Company. Both were a little too short for me. I like my fps to be the length of Half-Life 2 or Bioshock. With a good story. Let me feel like I earned my victory.
Soooo....basically the same thing you said above?
Edit: I did finish Black Ops 2, enjoyable. Not sure what I'll do next. Probably Ghosts.
LOL, I forgot I replied to this thread before. Whoops.
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LOL, I forgot I replied to this thread before. Whoops.
Well, at least you're consistent, so there's that.
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Out of all Call Of Duty games I've played through and enjoyed Call Of Duty 2: But Red One the most, just did another playthrough of this game today, it's one of those video games that I;ve played over and over again and still have a good time. One thing that is good is this game keeps the violence to being barely violent at all, because if this game were more realistic I don't think I would like it, since real war is hell and full of hatred, blood and gore. even Well there is no gore in mostly all 6th and 7th generation Call Of Duty Campaigns. But of course Call Of Duty is only a Teen rating in the US so maybe that is why.
I've played through all the modern warfare games and although this is a lot more violence and blood, the game still don't resemble the real horror of war in which is what makes the older Call Of Dudy games better.
And I play games like Duke Nukem, and Shadow Warrior, and Doom, but the appeal of fighting with other fighters bots or not it is still an experience that it amazed me that the game had coop fighting amongst bots. even though their AI is not the greatest.
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As some of you might already know there is a new Call Of Duty game out among all the rest of them, has anybody played it yet?
It's supposed to be Call OF Duty Modern Warfare 2 (remake). Lol with all the different Call Of Duty games out their now? they need to remake an older one, is anyone interested I mean this remake is technically advertised as a remake. Not a progression in story
single player mode, in my own opinion the 1st Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 2 was a great game,
Are they using the same exact story line or is there some story progression from the last Modern Warfare Trilogy?
If it's the same storyline or takes place in the same era, I don't think that this remake is a good idea :-\
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For some reason I have a feeling the SP is different in this version. I haven't heard if the No Russian mission is present.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II is not a remake of 2009's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. It is a sequel to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (not to be confused with Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare), which was a total storyline reboot of the Modern Warfare part of the franchise set in the "Black Ops" timeline.
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Yeah I think they mostly just wanted to re-use some fan favorite characters and kinda bring back some familiar elements from previous games, but get to do it all with an upgraded engine and a new story. It's kinda dumb to rehash the same name for what is a completely different game, but oh well, brand recognition.
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World at war for 360 is exceptional and easily the standard of WW2 campaigns and is just that trey arch spark that really made so many of us fall in love with COD. It tackles 2 fronts and does so effortlessly. The only COD campaign to actually make me grow attatchment to the soldiers I entered the front lines with. I don't say lightly. This game instilled my love for WW2 as a young kid. My great grandfathers were all involved in the war. 1 crashed in Croatia, one other was a gunner and one was at kesarine pass and had a purple heart. I learned of all this through my parents and studying the war itself. I was really fascinated and still am a tad of a WW2 historian by hobby not profession. I learned a lot about my ancestry, and history. The game is not connected but I guess it's why I enjoy it. It will not have 100 percent accuracy. No game will. But it really was tasteful to the horrors. Told the stories of even the russian engagement in stalingrad. It was the pinacle and no cod comes before or after it for me :)
My COD in order.
1. World at War
2. WW2 (came close but not quite world at war)
3. Black Ops 3
4. Black Ops 2
5. MW new one (campaign was actually stellar)
6. MW3
7. Black Ops (multiplayer overrated a tad. Do love the campaign)
8. Advance Warfare (multiplaye sucked. Campaign had Kevin Spacey lol. Enough said)
9. Cod 4 (could never get into it)
10. Infinite Warfare (meh)