Dies on a wooden table in the middle of a firefight, then proceeds to have his dead corpse eviscerated by machine gun fire

Too bad this death was spoiled for me by a faggot in my class.

Go fuck yourself with a hot iron rod, shitface

Reminder that Price was the player in All Ghillied Up, further solidifying his superiority

Reminder that Price was the player in All Ghillied Up, further solidifying his superiority

Reminder that Soap pulled a knife out of his chest after falling off a waterfall and saving Price's ass by chucking it into Shepherd's eye.

Reminder that any MW after the first one is objectively shit.

MW3 was such a disappointment. It had a lot going against it, but it was like they didn't even try to figure out what made the previous games so good.

MW3 never happened... okay?

Someone spoiled it for me when I threw it in at midnight

And as much hate as MW3 (rightly) gets, I didn't mind the campaign at all. The MP? Yeah THAT was shit, but I enjoyed the campaign lots.

The campaign as a whole is shit as well.

Too short, boring, and I didn't give a shit for any of the characters... even Soap and Price.

Quote from: Jono on February 14, 2015, 01:26:43 AM

Quote from: Luciana on February 14, 2015, 01:25:11 AM

Someone spoiled it for me when I threw it in at midnight

And as much hate as MW3 (rightly) gets, I didn't mind the campaign at all. The MP? Yeah THAT was shit, but I enjoyed the campaign lots.

The campaign as a whole is shit as well.

Too short, boring, and I didn't give a shit for any of the characters... even Soap and Price.

Sounds like the majority of CoD campaigns. I enjoyed it, but meh. I'm not gonna say the stories of any CoD besides Black Ops 1 and 2 are "good".

MW3's campaign sucked because:

- Sgt. Foley, Cpl. Dunn, Ramirez, and the rest of the Rangers don't make a comeback. They're Ranger regiment icon makes a cameo in the first level's cutscene and that's it. They're never seen or heard from ever again.

- The new Delta Force squad are boring and generic soldiers that are not interesting. The game tries way too hard to try to get you to like them and they had generic deaths as well.

- The game goes all over the place from playable characters. You start the game off as Delta Squad, then the game switches to Yuri, after that it switches to some Russian soldier protecting the Russian president, and then you play as a guy in the SAS. Jeez... the game's first act is all over the damn place.

- Yuri, who you play as most in the game, is important because you learn that he was Makarov's right-hand man since the beginning.... and you don't know this until near the end of the game when Soap dies.

- Oh yeah, Soap's death was pathetic. Honestly I expected him to die, but he had one of the most stupidest deaths ever. Can't believe the devs would kill him off like that but it was a new team so what do you expect. Price's "death" in CoD 4 was more interesting and he didn't even die.

- And the thing that pissed me off the most... why was there not a D-Day-type of invasion mission in Moscow or any other Russian city? It was hinted at in MW2 by Cpl. Dunn and Sgt. Foley when you take back the White House. Instead we get some shitty and sad attempt of a D-Day mission in MW3 when you play as Delta Force and storm some random beach in Germany.

aH NO NO NO SOAP NO NO NO NoNoskafpsfin PRICEEEEEEEEEEEEE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRxdiJGT_l0#t=471

I can't take that death seriously. lol

[srs face]

MW1 and MW2 were far superior to MW3 IMO. While MW2 was literally like 5 minutes long, it was still a damn fun 5 minutes.

I dunno. I've never really enjoyed the gunplay in CoD, but the first two MW games were adept at covering up the gunplay with great set pieces [first one had a really great atmosphere too]. Not once in MW3 did I feel any sense of tension aside from the mission Soap died. Every scripted event just felt... tryhard? I don't know how I should describe it better but the game never managed to grasp me like the first two did.