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Kevroqs · 05-23-2013, 11:41 AM

I like Call of Duty, but not since the first modern warfare came out. Since then, I haven't liked any COD released after.

NHborn · 05-23-2013, 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Kevdawgg

I like Call of Duty, but not since the first modern warfare came out. Since then, I haven't liked any COD released after.

World at War was probably the best WW2 shooter Ive ever played. Definately the best dealing with the Pacific Theatre.

BrianH · 05-23-2013, 02:50 PM

World at War was very good, just the maps where huge for the amount of people that played in it and that was off putting for me so I didnt get to play it a huge amount.
COD4 was the last good COD released but spelled the end with the ranking up system.
MW2 was worthless, nothing but hackers. I didnt buy because no servers.
BO was very good but lacked full control of server that had to be done with 3rd party tools (thank god for sCon!)
MW3 the servers and gametypes where good if you could get in but it had console problems and I dont know anybody who could join a server all the time. I think it was designed that way but thats just me

BO2 well the fact it went on sale so quickly tells it all. No server = No game. I didnt buy it because lack of servers.
Id be happy not buying another COD title again.

Cyber Surfer · 05-23-2013, 07:23 PM

CoD would be nice if most players weren't 15 year old racist homophobe thuglets. I rented it for the single player campaign anyway, which really isn't too bad. I've watch the franchise turn late 20 early 30 somethings revert back to 15 year old racist homophobe thuglets, it's a funny sight to behold until it gets just... sad.

Could care less about Madden, real football just can't be replaced. Battlefield had potential, but it tried too hard to compete with the CoD market.

GTA had its moments, but started to become reality sims around San Andreas and really amped it up on GTA4. It would be fine if they didn't make it mandatory to progress through the game. That's why I was drawn to Saints Row, because it's a GTA clone that made fun of itself, like satire.