MW3 no different than MW2....(some MW3 gameplay)
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People played CoD for story?AkaDad said:
Hasn't it been "America VS XXX" for the past few games, ever since they stopped making good campaigns and started relying on scandals and 6-hour movie cutscenes?
...Wait, you mean that cutscene was the actual game? Geez.
What is odd about Call of Duty is that the only thing that changes game to game is the single player campaign but the people who get all excited about it hardly even play the single player.
I always find it weird watching Call of Duty fans complaining about how poorly balanced the game is yet still running to give it a hug whenever they're granted the privilege.
Anyway, I think this thread moved me another notch from indifferent toward disliking.
Anyway, I think this thread moved me another notch from indifferent toward disliking.
This thread lied! I was promised MW3 gameplay! All I got was a MW2 map pack! Wait, that was MW3?
In all seriousness, I'm going into MW3 objectively... slightly. I've always had a raised eyebrow at Call of Duty every since MW2, and Homefront's low-clone-quality has made me a bit frightened at the impact these CoD games can have on a ever-stagnating FPS genre. I've always dug Bad Co, and the Frostbite ending won me over back in 2008, and brought me back in 2010. Now, in 2011, I'm up and ready for this engine that's supposed to put the Cry Engine 3 to shame.
Besides that, I'm going to get both games, play their campaigns, and judge accordingly. I WANT what's left of IW to do... half-way okay, but I also want Raven to crash and burn because I hate the developer Raven and always will. (SO MANY BAD FPS'!) So, I'm going to be looking a bit more critically at BF3 than MW3, because I expect more.
Really guys, don't hate the game already, compile past observations and make accurate guesses upon what the probable outcome is to occur, and hold onto that hypothesis until the time of comparison arises.
-Chillz
In all seriousness, I'm going into MW3 objectively... slightly. I've always had a raised eyebrow at Call of Duty every since MW2, and Homefront's low-clone-quality has made me a bit frightened at the impact these CoD games can have on a ever-stagnating FPS genre. I've always dug Bad Co, and the Frostbite ending won me over back in 2008, and brought me back in 2010. Now, in 2011, I'm up and ready for this engine that's supposed to put the Cry Engine 3 to shame.
Besides that, I'm going to get both games, play their campaigns, and judge accordingly. I WANT what's left of IW to do... half-way okay, but I also want Raven to crash and burn because I hate the developer Raven and always will. (SO MANY BAD FPS'!) So, I'm going to be looking a bit more critically at BF3 than MW3, because I expect more.
Really guys, don't hate the game already, compile past observations and make accurate guesses upon what the probable outcome is to occur, and hold onto that hypothesis until the time of comparison arises.
-Chillz
Eh, I know ill buy this, eventually. Ill do what I did with MW2 and wait untill it drops to about half its release price. Ive always enjoyed the MW series, but Im not a salavating fan boy who is too blind to see that im just buying another, more expensive, exansion pack.
I didn't say people played COD for the story. I imagine they play it because it's fun.Abedeus said:
I said it's not logical to say that it's the same game when the story and setting is different. I don't understand why this is such a hard concept to grasp.
I don't really understand why it's a bad thing if it plays the same way as the previous iteration, as long as the story is different. Really, how many sequels actually change that much of the gameplay from the previous game? I can think of very few, and the ones that do make changes tend to make fairly minor changes.
I seem to be saying this a lot recently, but I'll say it again anyway; nobody is forcing anyone to buy this game. Don't like that the gameplay hasn't changed? Don't buy it. Don't like the story? Don't buy it? Don't like the developers? Don't buy it? I don't understand why people develop such strong feelings about games that they claim to not be interested in, if you aren't interested just don't look at anything related to the game, that way you don't have to develop some irrational anger towards it.
I seem to be saying this a lot recently, but I'll say it again anyway; nobody is forcing anyone to buy this game. Don't like that the gameplay hasn't changed? Don't buy it. Don't like the story? Don't buy it? Don't like the developers? Don't buy it? I don't understand why people develop such strong feelings about games that they claim to not be interested in, if you aren't interested just don't look at anything related to the game, that way you don't have to develop some irrational anger towards it.
I disagree MW3 was done on a whole new engine and had twice the number of mechs and simulation then the first two MW. Not to mention it was before Micropros was bought out by Microsoft. Which was both a good and bad thing. Microsoft had money. But they utterly ruined Mechwarrior with the Xbox versions. Enough that smith and tinker are rebooting it.
Oh wait your talking about COD:Modern Warfare 1/2/3? Thats not MW.
Oh wait your talking about COD:Modern Warfare 1/2/3? Thats not MW.
i watched the full multiplayer trailer and actually had trouble sticking through the whole thing. i noticed that they only added a few new perks and just tweaked or renamed most of the other ones, or split them to make it look as though there were more perks. the killstreaks are also mostly the same, and the new ones are pretty uninteresting.
to be honest, the only thing i think is a really cool addition are the hybrid scopes. thats not enough for me to buy the game, so MW3 will probably be the only Call of Duty i dont buy, other than the first game. (to be fair, i regret buying CoD3)
to be honest, the only thing i think is a really cool addition are the hybrid scopes. thats not enough for me to buy the game, so MW3 will probably be the only Call of Duty i dont buy, other than the first game. (to be fair, i regret buying CoD3)