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I liked COD2's campaign the best. Playing as a Russian was a refreshing take on World War 2.

I'm not all that into first-person shooters, so most single player segments of FPS games tend to bore me to tears, especially if the game is based in 'realism'.

I've only played black ops and MW2, so based on that I'd have to say MW2. MW2 had Keith David, BO had Ice Cube .. David > Cube.

Medal of Honor had one where you played as paratroopers, pretty good game. Wish they would've done better but then again I got the PS2 version of it instead of the PS3 or 360 version.

GalacticDefender wrote:

LordofHats wrote:Band of Brothers, Enemy at the Gates, and A Bridge too Far are probably some of my more liked WWII movies so I guess I have to pick the game that took material from all three.

CoD original

The scene where you are in the fountain in WAW is pretty much exactly like a scene from Enemy at the Gates.

Oh yeah it is isn't it?

I was actually thinking of the Carentan mission/multi-player map (which is building for building ripped from Band of Brothers. Even the MG is in the same place), and the opening of Enemy at Gates which is also ripped straight. Frankly the boys over at Infinity Ward are lacking in originality, but they made up for it with excellent execution and polish

I hope you were being sarcastic when you said polish.

iproxtaco wrote:I hope you were being sarcastic when you said polish.

I'm talking about the first game, which was superb in almost every way. I can off the top of my head think of no complaints against it. CoD2 was much the same. CoD3 was just a console based expansion for CoD2 to make up for the multiplayer on consoles. CoD4 was the last really good CoD game in my opinion. It's been all down hill since then and the quality and polish of the series has dwindled away into nothing.

Graphics are subjective, but in the right conditions you can't tell if there really is a difference between the games.

WaW looks like MW and Black Ops looks like MW2.

CoD3 also had a lot of polish...

Modern Warfare 2 lacked any sort of polish, it was a game still in the Beta stage of development.

halonachos wrote:Graphics are subjective, but in the right conditions you can't tell if there really is a difference between the games.

WaW looks like MW and Black Ops looks like MW2.

CoD3 also had a lot of polish...

Ooh. That was a fun game. IIRC, there were some Canadians in it to.

Yeah, at one point the Polish tank crew leaves the tank and run into the radioman for the Canadian forces. THe radioman takes his sergeant's talk about being brave to heart.

The polish guy tells the canadian radioman to leave, canadian radioman says he should be brave, canadian radioman is shot and killed, polish guy asks you to cover him as he takes the dead radioman's radio. Good times.

Now I want to play CoD 3 again.

I hated CoD3. It just felt awkward control wise after CoD2. That and I opposed paying $60 for a new game when they should have been focused on fixing the fact that console CoD2 multiplayer was from 1995.

CoD 2. All the campaigns from then have become worse and worse, until the uttter lump of that was BO.