they would fuck that up completely, no question about it. the engine isint ment for large scale battles of ww1 anywaysbuy teh haloz said:
I remember Vietcong 2 having a go at showing both sides. It was an astoundingly bad a game. Part of the problem was that the VC campaign (where you get to play a young VC recruit) is only four short levels long. Most of the problem was that the game completely lacked the atmosphere and likeable characters from the first game. I really want to see a proper jungle environment made with modern engines - the ones in Vietcong were fairly sparse and linear.ultimateownage said:
The american one surely will once they realize that nobody cares about them anyway. Sgt. Reznov is where the good writing is at. All the interesting cod1 missions were russian, all the interesting uo missions were british, all the interesting cod2 missions were also russian, all the interesting cod 4 missions were british and all the interesting cod 5 mission were russian too. The american parks are only there to keep the patriot fanboy's enthralled. Look at the amount of hype mw2 got for being set in washington dc, despite all those missions being the weakest part of the game.Shaegor said:
I find that most likely also, That or the training is as a Veitcong and as Mr T3D saidkibayasu said:
Hence to then switch over to the americans in there usual "War is hell" and yea...MR T3D said:
This idea has been brought up numerous times before, and I'm pretty sure WW1 wouldn't be a condusive setting for a COD game. I mean surging out of a muddy trench into the waiting crosshairs of a german gun emplacement doesn't sound very heroic. Neither does huddling in terror at the bottom of a shell crater praying that the bombardment will stop before they release the chlorine gas. Kinda sounds depressing to me.buy teh haloz said:
