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Modern Warfare is back (trailer)


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Like someone else said, I'm waiting for Battle Field, COD and their developers are greedy charging fugging 20 bucks for those maps, when BF usually have theirs for free.

$15 not $20.

So basically your basis on saying why BF is better then COD is because they make stuff free? lol

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$15 not $20.

So basically your basis on saying why BF is better then COD is because they make stuff free? lol

No, it's because I already pay 60 dollars for the fugging game, then you release extra maps 2 months after the release and expect me to pay 15 dollars? And then you release ANOTHER map pack after the release of the first one and again another 15 dollars for some fugging maps? How about some extra guns or ranks?

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Meh, but I'll still pick it up as well as BF3 when it comes out.

Biggest gripe with any Modern Warfare game is the melee/knifing. Sure melee combat needs to be a part of any FPS game, but slow it down and make it more of a skill as opposed to just an unrealistically fast reaction.

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Meh, but I'll still pick it up as well as BF3 when it comes out.

Biggest gripe with any Modern Warfare game is the melee/knifing. Sure melee combat needs to be a part of any FPS game, but slow it down and make it more of a skill as opposed to just an unrealistically fast reaction.[/QUOTE]

you mean you don't like the fact you can unload half a clip into someone and they can stab you with a knife from 10 ft away?

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I don't mind the map packs, if they are decent and thought out. I know they make them when they make the other maps that ship with the game, but oh well, this is the way business is now. You can still play without buying them.

MW1 was the best of the CoD games, by far. World at War failed so hard early with glitches etc, most went back to CoD4. MW2 was a good game if you took out knifing and too much attention on killstreaks (and the bad glitches and stuff obviously). I still think MW2 was better than Black Ops, the hit detection was WAY better, the gun selection I felt was better too. Black Ops annoyed me from day one, and that's probably why I gave up on it, putting a whole clip into someone to have them turn around and blast you.

I'll still probably get both of these games eventually. Never having played a BF game though I'm sure that will be more exciting.

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Not sure if this was posted, but it talks about adding more to the Spec Ops campaign this time around:

USA Today

After a few waves, the attack dogs became suicide bomber dogs that exploded a few seconds after you shot them. The next wave brought the kamikaze soldiers who exploded similarly.

"You definitely have to change up your strategy as the enemy changes up," Bowling said afterward. "Obviously how you fight the kamakazi dudes is different from how you fight the normal dudes and how you fight a dog is different from a dude and how you fight juggernauts, they are not only big and armored, so they will just brute force come at you. But they each have their own way of being taken out effectively."

So basically what to take away from it, Spec Ops will have it's own rank system, more missions and zombie hoard without the zombies. I'm always a fan of more things to do although the kamakazi dogs seem like a pain in the butt.

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It's kind of Infinity Ward. All the main people that made CoD4 and MW2 left IW shortly after MW2 was released and created Respawn, they are making their own game. It's basically just IW in name. The IW people now are the terrible people who "supported" MW2. You know, all the glitching/hacking/cheating.

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