Thread: Regroup Near The Burger Town

Quote: Originally Posted by eth3rton Ended too soon for me. Hopefully MW3 won't be far behind. Ducks for cover.... As per S.O.P. there should be a new Call of Duty title next year from Treyarch. Rumor is that it will be based in Vietnam. Sounds bad ass. I'm not even 100% complete with COD: WaW yet so I can enjoy going back to that one when I'm done with MW2.

They also skip back to a couple of the locations more than one time, which is kinda silly. The gameplay variety between the missions is pretty nice though.

Ended too soon for me. Hopefully MW3 won't be far behind. Ducks for cover....

Quote: Originally Posted by Evil Avatar Ok, you took the Burger Town, now to back to the diner. Ok, you took the Diner, now go back to the resturaunt. Shameless mission design designed to keep you hopping around without having to load a new map. Every time I play the level it makes me hungry!

Finished MW2 earlier today, and had a jolly good time of it. After I had a sec to sit away from the game, I realized that the story is completely fucking retarded. 1. From US Army Ranger to deep cover CIA Operative infiltrating the most dangerous terrorist du jour over night? What the fuck is that. 2. The Russians invade America because "an American killed Russian civilians." Red-phone, "Hi Russia, yeah, we...

Quote: Originally Posted by AversionFX Some numbers... 1. I think there was some time lapse there, implied. 2. We live in a world (more specifically, Infinity Ward created a world) where trust is hard to come by, and loyalties are spread thin. Sometimes a phone call won't cut it. You think that if you killed your girlfriends parents that you could just call the cops and tell them that you were black ops and her parents were spies? Aside...

One time Slashdot had a poll on what their readers thought were wrong with most scifi movies--and the same is true of many games: Number one, with some 40% of the vote (chosen from among some 5 options or so) was something akin to "Companies should stop spending $5 million on special effects and $5,000 on writing." As a writer myself, I couldn't agree more ^___~