Best Loadouts For Call Of Duty Ghosts (2024 Updated)

The Campaign was fun enough, predictable, but still interesting enough to play through a couple times. After playing through it once it was nice to have the mission select option in order to find collectables, fulfill trophy challenges, etc.

The Multiplayer on the other hand seemed broken. Camping seems to be the favored (and only regularly successful) method of playing. An FPS should cater to various play-styles, based on load outs, preference, and what have you, not force you to play the most boring way possible to succeed.

Trying to run from cover to cover is a death sentence. When a camper could be gotten to, Revenge Spawns (killing an opponent and then having them spawn somewhere just behind or next to you) allowed them to immediately end your streak.

These strange spawn patterns also made it difficult to gain anything close to resembling map control. I suppose gameplay mechanics like this are another reason camping is so highly valued. Couple that with the aim assist drawing an immediate bead on your enemy as soon as you ADS, and low damage to death ratio made for a less than fun MP experience.

Latency continues to be a big issue, possibly worse than in previous CoD titles. At times you could seemingly be firing for a good second and putting 3 or 4 shots on target, only to immediately die. In the ensuing Killcam it shows that you barely got your gun up and were killed by your target before even firing a shot.

The new customization options were alright, but the loadout/perk setup was a downgrade (not very accessible to the average player) from Black Ops 2’s “Pick 10”. The Squads game modes that involved other human players were some fun, although the human vs.

bots modes were far too easy to clear. Extinction was alright as well, but there were very few clear indications of what to do (beyond put drill here, protect drill) or how to do them, mostly trial and error.

Once you figure out all the things you can do and how to do them there was some fun to be had. In the end I traded the game in after about two weeks, and will not be fooled into buying another Call of Duty title for some time.

Modern Warfare 1, 2 and 3 are the biggest-selling and best-reviewed FPS titles in the history of gaming for a good goddamn reason you xbox and battlefield trollalicious wastes of space and time. And they are made by Infinity ward.

They have superb feel, perfect design for actual killing and action (not hiding in the corner and killing one person while feeling all that ‘suspense’ like in Battlefield snooze-fests, and yes, I own BF3 and it is craptastic), careful map design and great match-making, full lobbies et cetera.

Black Ops 1 and 2 are TREYARCH games – only PUBLISHED by Activision. A game’s feel and quality is dependent on its MAKERS and DEVELOPERS – NOT THE PUBLISHERS. Okay- Black Ops’ titles are vastly inferior to Modern Warfare iterations and only sell at 90% of MWs because 90% of the people playing are underage kids who have no taste (no offence, you are just minus your frontal lobes) and plenty of growing up to do in the discerning department.

Regardless, this will be a superb game as MW 1, 2 and 3 all were. Black Ops 2, like 1, was really a bit of a fail in comparison. Because minus Activision and copying killstreaks and what not, the games are unrelated in terms of feel and made by different people.

Feel is what dictates how good a game an FPS is online. But people who ‘like’ Battlefield and Black Ops always pretend this is the same as it is and was in Modern Warfares. This is categorically untrue.

And so it is cool to see that this is essentially MW4 and so bring it on. What cannot be debated however is that all of these games suffer from racist elite times and systems, endless trolling by players, rage fests from losers, plenty of nazi and drug flags and pictures over the profiles of all the morons you encounter online.

That you yourself will rage if hate losing, that noobs will hide instead of dying and expect to be good straight away and rage quit, that if hackers cannot ruin the game like they did with MW2 that they will be angrily wishing they could and hating on the game something merciless.

And it will, like all FPS games, leave you with that grumpy, washed out feel all these games give you after you have played online. Personally I loved these games, but I recently sold a couple. Got rid of the poohnacious Black Ops 2 finally (sold).

And I am not sure I can do it anymore. But don’t let these trollalicious morons put you off the superior fps game if you after an online fps and you like class games and can controll yourself / have fun, cos this is it.

Not Battlefield, not Far Cry 3 (even though that is better than BF). It is this. Like MW2 and 3 before it. They just play too well. End of story. Anything contrary is trolling BS.

One little part on page 9 where 3 were needed, one of the 3 had a broken inner tab/leg so I could not go on with the building. I called customer service, but it’s hard to describe the specific part. There are no numbers or names for the parts listed.

They have to check into it and decide whether to replace it or not. This is a DEFECTIVE part that got through their process and now I am stuck with waiting–maybe for nothing. I’m ready for a refund and to forget this.

It is not fair!!!!.

My son was so excited to get this set for his birthday. The set arrived quickly and in great shape with all the instructions and no missing pieces. It took my son all day to complete the build but he loved every minute of it!.

Loved my online shopping. Everything came in great shape. Received earlier than projected. Great customer service at pick-up. Will definitely do this again!

There is alot to do but about a third of the way through it gets repetitive. Many of the side missions lack variation. And about halfway through the story missions the cracks begin to show in mission design.

Also the game sports many bugs ranging from amusing to downright annoying. On the plus side, the setting provides a breath of fresh air. It has a vast open world with plenty of things to keep players occupied, and has beautiful scenery that can be explored through multiple land, sea, and air vehicles.

The open world allows players to choose which approach to take with certain missions. Will you go in guns blazing, leaving a trail of cartel members in your wake? Or will you scout out the area, taking enemies out slowly and quietly, without them even knowing you were there? In most cases, how you tackle an an objective is up to you.

The game is meant to be played with up to three friends online, but for those who prefer a solo experience, three AI companions will join the player. Though not perfect, the AI squadmates are far more competent than those seen in games like COD and Battlefield.

All in all, the game is pretty solid for those who are looking for an open world and responsive shooter experience.

The Division even the upcoming second The Division (should be modeled after this game) by NOT being online required in a open world setting. I mention this in a Wildlands review because Ubisoft doesn’t do that bad a job with Tom Clancy games, it is just when online required is involved.

Now to the Wildlands review: First thing I’ll say about the actual gameplay, is that I love it. I’ve always liked third person games, but tend to prefer first person aiming. Third person is great for running around, and being able to see where you are in relation to obstacles and hazards.

It can be difficult sometimes to determine this in first person games. First person aiming is better because it’s more like lining up a real sight picture, right down the sights. Wildlands does exactly this.

I really would’ve preferred to have the ability to jump, rather than climb only, but once you get used to that limitation, it’s not as noticeable. I found driving vehicles to be very fun, and each different vehicle feels, different.

Different acceleration, different speeds, different handling… different. Driving also changes if you’ve got a blown tire, or two, or three, or four. With updates, the helicopters have become fun to fly now too.

The original set up was odd and quirky to figure out. The updated handling is exactly what I’ve come to expect from years of playing games with helicopters in them. Much more intuitive and manageable.

And once you figure out how to avoid the SAM sites, it’s no problem. Mostly. You WILL get shot down from time to time. Motorcycles are great fun, but be aware that if you are going full speed and hit something, you will get thrown off the bike and you will die.

While the vehicles overall feel very real, you can drive a car off of a hundred foot cliff and land with no damage to yourself, and very little to the car. A minor gripe, really. There are fast travel points, but with as much fun as it is to navigate the landscape, I found myself rarely using them.

I may be in the minority with this, but for me, sometimes the journey is as fun as the destination. The missions have a variety of different goals. From stealth infiltration and kidnapping to outright assault and mayhem.

There are some missions that are repeated (interrogating enemies for intel, as an example) but I don’t feel like it’s any worse than any other typical game. I found all of the activities to be fun, fitting to the story and setting, and never once felt bored while doing them, even if it was repeatedly.

Part of the reason I think I never got bored, is that you can do missions in a ‘do what you want, when you want, how you want’ kind of way. Just because you are kidnapping an enemy Lieutenant for the second or third time, doesn’t mean you can’t do it in a different way.

Take a truck, stuff him in the trunk of a car, or evac in a helicopter. It’s up to you. That kind of flexibility is absolutely a blast. Planning the mission is just as big of a part as execution of the mission.

Recon the area and make your own plan on how you think you can best accomplish your goal. Or how you think you’ll enjoy it more. Snipe people from a distance, distract the enemies with a flare while you sneak in, find a back way in to the compound taking out lights and sticking to the shadows, or charge right in guns-a-blazing.

Disable the alarms and fire as few shots as necessary or let them call in back up to get a proper firefight going. If you aren’t having fun playing this, it’s your own fault, and you just aren’t trying.

The game is not short, but I definitely found myself wanting more, when it was over. Really more of a sign of how much I enjoyed the game rather than feeling like I wasn’t getting a full experience. While there isn’t a “New Game +” mode (starting over will reset your accomplishments, skills, and gear) you can replay any completed missions, at any time.

When I wanted to replay the game, I just replayed the missions one after the other, and since there is no ‘correct’ order to completing the different regions the first time through, you can do them in whatever order you please the second or third time as well.

The main reasons FarCry games are fun for me, are the large maps and sandbox type ‘go anywhere, do anything’ style of gameplay, along with the ability to approach missions in a manner of your choosing.

There is a goal, but how you get there, which direction you approach from, etc. are up to you. The main reasons that Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 was a decent TC shooters was the character and weapon customizing ability and fun gameplay.

I really don’t care much at all about online PvP gameplay. The Division and Rainbow Six: Siege did very little for me, plus story means more to me than online gaming does. With Wildlands not only do I get full online co-op campaign, but you can have multiple people join the game.

Unlike the FarCry online gameplay, there isn’t a limit to the distance between players. You can be on completely different sides of the map, fast travel independently of one another, and even complete different goals at the same time.

Just another way that you can assess the situation and attack the game how you please. Wildlands took everything I love about R6:V2 and FC games and combined them. If someone had asked me what I would want from a Ghost Recon game, this is it.

Aside from a few minor gripes, this game is about as perfect of a game as I could’ve expected it to be. With weekly challenges you get a little more content here and there, and extra rewards just for playing the game.

Even aside from rewards for weekly challenges, I foresee myself playing this game for a very long time to come. I hope that any future installments emulate and add to the gameplay and style of this spectacular title, and don’t take steps backward.

I have been a Fan of Tom Clancy style of games for a while. I knew going into this it would not be Rainbow six or Rainbow six vegas but, that is the type of feel I was expecting after the news of the cancelled rainbow six patriots, and they were concentrating efforts on Siege which was not good as advertised.

My pros for game:1. Open world interaction style of game where you chose pace of missions and how your team should go in and attack mission but some become vey generic and high risk for little reward.

2. Yes it is cool friends can squad up with you vs. NPC’s which can either mess up a sneak attack or force you to make a move you don’t want to do because you hit the wrong button lol! ( I Will get into this in a minute) 3.

Weapons and custom them to your own needs and likes galore! Cons: 1. The open world can send you into missions you are not ready for or mess up the storyline a bit if your team is not equipped or ready yet because those UNIDAD soldiers will pop out of nowhere and go all SWAT team GTA style on you quick when you are trying to plot a mission or a NPC on your squad will pop off at the wrong time and bingo you are in a fire fight.

2. Getting back to my title I was disappointed that they did not add the elements of Siege and Rainbow six Vegas of having your team of having the option to stack up on certain doors blast it open and use a under the door camera to peak in or remote camera to check hard to reach places while you engage from another door.

I tried on a couple of side missions but NPC wait until you are near dead to come in and fight while you look for info or hack into computers for intel. 3. The buttons get a little tricky to cycle through when you are giving commands on that wheel thing and for the options of throwing a lethal weapon and using different options on your gun gets interesting, 4.

As much as I like the custom mod guns, some of them you cannot mod which is stupid because why even give me that gun then lol! Fight a cartel boss and see what I am talking about. 5. The AI enemy will annoy of how fast they come out of nowhere to support or will be dumb as nails where they are right next to you and not see you.

I could go on but I think you get the picture lol! Game fly this, play at your friend house first or hey try it at RED box before you buy! Good luck everyone!.

I have thoroughly enjoyed playing CoD: Ghosts. The graphics are up to par for its time. It has an interesting storyline, and the gameplay is fun, comparable to the other Call of Duty titles. One of my favorite aspects of the game is how it makes you feel like you are the character, based on the perspective, the way that other characters communicate with you, well-timed controller vibration, involving cutscenes, and compelling story.

If you enjoy collecting trophies or achievements, on their respective consoles, I found this to be a consistently rewarding game, and the trophies “stack” for PS3 and PS4 (and, I’m assuming, 360 and Xbox One), so two platinums are obtainable from the title.

CoD: Ghosts has become one of my favorite games. In regards to the Hardened Edition, I personally found it to be worth the extra money. The Season Pass DLC was awarded for both PS3 and PS4 from one download code, and includes worthwhile additions to the game.

Also, the included bracelet was of good quality and cool-looking. The packaging was delightfully elaborate. Overall, it was an enjoyable, worthwhile set, and I am glad to have purchased it.

THIS GAME REALLY BROUGHT ME BACK TO CALL OF DUTY AFTER I STOP REALLY CARING FOR THE FRANCHICE AFTER CALL OF DUTY GHOST. I ALWAYS LOVED THE MODERN WARFARE SERIES WHEN I WAS A KID MW2 IS STILL MY FAVIORTE COD.

THIS GAME REALLY BROUGHT BACK A LOT WHAT I LIKED ABOUT THOSE GAMES IN CAMPAGIN AND MUTIPLAYER. THE CAMPAIGN BROUGHT OLD CHARACTERS LIKE CAPTIAIN PRICE BACK AND BROUGHT A DARKER AND GRIDY STORY THAT FELT MORE REALISTIC EVEN COMPARED TO THE ORIGINAL.

THE MULTIPLAYER BROUGHT A LOT OF INNOVATION TO COD NEEDED FOR A LONG TIME BUT ALSO BROUGHT SOME QUESTIONABLE CHANGES LIKE IN THE MINI MAPS AND THE MAP LAYOUT THEMSELVES. BUT OVERALL, I STILL ENJOYED EVEN WITH FLAW IN BOTH THE CAMPAIGN AND MUTIPLAYER IT MADE ME WANT TO BE COD FAN AGAIN.

AFTER FEELING CALL OF DUTY WAS JUST COPYING OTHER GAMES LIKE TITANFALL AND OVERWATH AND EVEN A LITTLE BIT BATTLEFIELD WITH GHOST. BUT THIS FELT MORE FELT LIKE BACK TO FORM COD WITH INNOVATION TO PUSH FORWARD.

SO, FOR ANY COD FAN LIKE MYSELF THAT LEFT THE FRANCHICE I FEEL LIKE THIS IS A GREAT START POINT TO JUMP BACK IN.

Note: I’m writing this review from the perspective of someone with passing familiarity with COD’s single-player campaigns, but who has never logged into a multiplayer map until this edition. I’ve been playing the core Online Multiplayer modes since April 2020, and probably play about 4-5 nights a week.

LOVE: * Leveling is varied and compelling, if a little daunting. Ever-changing daily Missions keep things fresh, weapons upgrade with use— independent of your player level— and weapons have so many unlockables you can evolve most guns to suit multiple play styles.

*The game designers strike me as very committed to keeping things fresh. We’re currently on Season 5: every season has brought a couple new maps, a few new weapons, and several character skins. LIKE: *Game play and engine physics are as tight as you’d expect for a long-lived series.

I’ve rarely lost an encounter where I’ve felt I was the victim of shoddy mechanics— rarely, but it does happen. *Game modes are so varied that there’s bound to be something for any gamers who’ve ever found joy from shooting things with virtual bullets.

I personally have no interest in the Warzone portion of the game, but love the deathmatch and “Domination” modes— especially when playing with friends. MEH: *I rarely run into blatant online jerkery, but when you see/hear it, people can ruin a whole evening and it’s something I think Activision can only do so much to combat.

Racism, misogyny, and garden-variety griefers are just present enough to remind you that we live in a world with some unquestionably awful people. *Maps are varied in design and diverse in size, but about 50% of the standard multiplayer maps I look upon with a scale ranging from “mildly annoying” to “100% avoidable”.

* For as many weapons as there are in the game, several of the classes have a a few redundant-feeling entries (ex: M13 and M4 rifles are separated mostly by a few exclusive attachments. Half the SMG’s are just variations on a theme).

LOATH: *Legacy gameplay quirks! Quick-scoping. Why is this still a thing? Changing directions while sliding. Jumping while shooting?!? (Experience the recoil of a 12 gauge shotgun— or dare say— a. 50 caliber rifle in real life with both feet on the ground and then tell me what you think the likelihood of hitting anything whilst leaping would be.

) I’m not looking for 100% realism from a Call of Duty game, but there are too many players hopping about the map for my practical sensibilities. *Cheaters! Third-party programs/accessories that help you do everything from auto-aim to highlighting enemies are readily available online, and it’s not just a “PC” problem; PS4 hacks are common.

Lately, I feel like every 3rd match I’m reporting someone for blatant cheating. To make matters more frustrating, I’m told in past COD games, Activision was able to identify cheaters and relegate them to “Cheater only servers”.

To my knowledge, they’ve been unable to do that in this version. FINAL THOUGHTS: The good definitely outweighs the bad and I wish I’d given this online experience a chance sooner. Honestly, if Activision could find a way to curtail the rampant cheating, this would be a definite 5-Star review.

This is a one day and done with the missions game in cuba. It only has 9 levels of missions. It took me about two hours to blow through them. There is however lots to unlock. you will have to play the single missions in all three difficulty levels to unlock everything, includeing a cool bonus that you will have to get on your own.

graphics are sharp in this, game play is great. You add to team member stats and gain medals as you progress. your goal is making General. But commanding you team members and other team is a little tricky, Nothing like the newer titles.

This is one of the first clancey titles and had lots of room for improvement. This would be a excellent game for someone new to combat sims. Its over all easy to manage because 3 unit members can complete any given board.

An advanced war gamer will still find this very fun. You can make a solid weekend out of this doing all the missions, all the side missions, and all the difficult levels, this would cut into sleep time.

Its worth having in your collection. I have had mine since the release date and still break it out from time to time. This is a good game, worth having. If it had more missions I would have givin it a excellent rateing.

You can get a expansion disc that will add 4 more missions to the game. but these missions can only be played in single mission mode.

I was looking for the game Ghost Recon 2, saw this and decided to get the whole collection. This game is nothing like Ghost Recon 2. The design, plot, and abilities of the characters are outstanding!!! Multiple player co-operative squad teams, excellent!! A great part of the Ghost Recon series.

GOOD ACTION AND SPECIAL EFFECTS. HANDS ON GOTTA GET IT DONE, BUT IT’S NOT AS EASY AS YOU THINK. WILL HAVE YOU COMING BACK AGAIN BECAUSE YOU JUST HATE TO LOSE.

I have never written a review of a Call of Duty episode but this one. WELL. it is totally lacking in game play in the console version,,,online play is a little better but not much. maybe I am just “burned out” on COD?.

There is and always has been way too much story line and not enough play action. This episode is even worse that ALL the others in this respect. I completed this game in only a few hours. I found it way too easy.

and I love first person shooters but there is WAY too much story line and way too little shooting in these CALL of DUTY episodes. I will not be buyng another one,.

The game installed but wouldnt open. It seems the only way to play the early call of duty games is through steam now. I got the game on steam, just as good as I remembered!

I already own one retail copy and COD is one of the few games I’ve played from start to finish. I think the greatest aspect of the game is your game character is not the “center of the universe” in each battle scene.

If your gameplay is off there is a great chance your squad mates will still prevail. Its great to be part of the action but not necessarily the target of every shot fired by the Germans. That’s refreshing because your character is not carrying the weight of WW2 on his shoulders.

You’re just one of the many “dog faces” doing your job everyday in a man made hell. Kick Adolph’s can and get back home again. Sure COD is an old game but I bought a second copy so I could set up a lan server and play against my son who fancies himself to be some hot-shot gamer.

Console gamer, yes. PC gamer, no way. Pops is going to kick his can just like he did Adolph’s. Gimme a mouse and keyboard any day.

The whole COD series is great as you will see by my other reviews. Unfortunately it is hard for me to give COD Black Ops 4 a fantastic review as I played the newer games in the series first. Although saying that, I can definitely see how great this game would have been at the time of release and how todays games have been developed from this.

Recommended if you want to start you COD journey from the early days.

I bought this game when it first came out it for my husband on his xbox and i have been watching him play and i was so jealous that i didnt have it for myself. I wanted all the perks but didnt want to spend the extra cash.

well this was a STEAL! Season pass, cd points, all the bells and whistles, including custom made patches, pop socket and art work! This edition is better than the one i bought him, guess because i bought his as a downloadable version on his xbox so he only got the points, season pass and character content.

I am so over the moon about the amazing deal I scored! MUST BUY! But be warned that you will need to have a UK Playstation account to download the dlc content. I live in the states and I was unsure how to get my perks but it was super simple to set up another ps account with an email i already have and sign it in as another user on my playstation.

Since i have my ps4 set to primary all “users” can enjoy any content and games download to the ps4. It took a lil extra work but for the price its definitely worth it!! Thank you!!.

I’ve purchased all of the Call Of Duty games and this one is they only one I’ve enjoyed since Black Ops 3! You can customize your player in zombie mode. FINALLY!! Customizing characters and weapons will take a bit of getting used to but it’s not overly complicated.

I kinda wish they had more of the old weapons from Black Ops 3 but it’s not a big deal. One other complaint is if u play split screen the screens are so squished and u can’t stretch them out all the way to the edge of the screen, that’s makes it pretty difficult to read stuff and see things clearly.

I saw a lot of complaints about internet connection but it works great online for us so I really don’t know what ppl are talking about. Another complaint I saw was about small maps. really!? The ones I played (mainly zombies) so far are huge! So basically, don’t judge this game because of a few negative reviews, I almost passed it up because of that but I’m so glad I didn’t! Smooth game play and controls, tons of customization, bots available in zombie mode for local play, and of course great graphics.

Call of duty has yet another game for the series with Advanced Warefare. We got the Day Zero Edition, which includes bonus content. It’s for 1-2 players on the storyline, and 2-18 on the online PS4 platform.

It’s an an action shooting style game with a storyline as well as online play with friends.

This game brings an experience that OG call of duty fans have wanted for a long time. It brings the community together as it has everything the older generation enjoyed and everything the newer generation enjoys too.

This game is $60 but you also get Warzone (you can download warzone separately). So I think it’s a solid deal.

I got mine at 20% off and I say it is a good deal for the price and the experience of the game itself. I wish I had a dlc but it is a gamble whether you get it or not. Package came in nice and quick.

The graphics were real nice but the gameplay could be much better for a ww2 game. I felt as if Battlefield 5 did a better job. The story was ok I guess. It didn’t focus on other aspects of the war itself.

I don’t want to spoil it so I will say it is a nice game for the money I suppose. At least the game has a good Nazi Zombies.

Postage was ridiculous but paid it as i know it will be well received when gifted at Christmas time! The product itself is great. Recommended to other’s yes.

I previously saw it explained as the Playstation equivalent of Breath of the Wild, and I must agree its fair statement. Obviously differences in graphic style and bloodplay, but similar in scope, the scale of the environment, combat options, and other features.

The story is quite good and engaging. It has multiple levels of difficulty ranging from easy, with video-game likeness of being able to be stabbed and sliced multiple times before dying, to realistically difficult where a single sword strike is lethal.

The range of weapons and combat style keeps for an interesting game, developing new methods as it progresses. In most encounters, on lower levels of difficulty you can either be sneaky and take out enemies silently like a ninja, or be gung-ho and attack the enemy head-on: letting the player decide how to approach an objective.

The game has two really nice environmental touches. First, the wind will blow leaves and debris in the direction of your current objective, a subtle method of providing a navigation guide. Secondly, when the hero Jin obtains enough consecutive kills to activate a powerful mode for a short time, it sounds like thunder crashes for each attack made.

The incorporation of ancient Japanese history and culture is another wonderful touch. While not perfectly historically accurate in many respects, it is close enough to appreciate. (It is my understanding that the Japanese version is more accurate in relation to the poetry, as the form of haiku presented in the English version was only developed at a later time.

) I really enjoyed almost every aspect about the game aside from the constant need to go back and forth between distant objectives. The game gives a fast-warp capability, which helps accomplish this quickly, but its needed far too often (to the pint of being abusive) and breaks realism.

At least Breath of the Wild tries to justify it as ancient technology – in Ghost of Tsushima it just happens with no explanation.

This is by far one of the best games Ive ever played. I was told by a mate that because I absolutely love the Assassins Creed franchise (bar Chronicles, but we wont get into that terrible series), I would think GoT is better.

He wasnt wrong. This game is graphically beautiful, especially the weather effects and the water. The movement and battle mechanics are second to none, massively improving on my previously loved AC franchise.

There is lots to do in GoT but not overwhelmingly so. You are not constantly repeating similar scenarios, like in AC (Odyssey for example). This game feels fresh. The soundtrack, I could write a whole dissertation on, it is absolutely stunning.

The composers have made a beautiful, orchestral soundtrack, whilst including oriental elements that arent too dominating. I am a huge Hans Zimmer fan but this soundtrack has introduced me to two new composers that have set the bar when it comes to game soundtracks.

The music isnt too overpowering and each scene fits. The theme/leitmotif of the game is overused neither and you know when you hear it , youre at an important part of the game. Fast paced when it needs to be but capturing those heart strings during the more emotional moments.

The main story is incredible and hard hitting at times. From whatIve experienced so far, this game has the most immersive (and to be fair, Red Dead Redemption 2 set the bar high) and engaging story that will keep your fingers away from the skip button.

The side quests are equally as engaging. One thing that I would say is missing from the game. Fishing! You know a games good when you can just stop whatever youre doing on the main game for a minute and just catch some fish.

Adds a bit of therapeutic calm in between hacking and slashing.

I rarely get to play video games, but I am glad I took the time to buy and play this one. I bought the standard ps4 directors cut for around $40. It’s worth twice that in my opinion. It’s hard to imagine this game looking better than it does on my console.

The load time is minimal, and it lags very rarely. While some of the side missions can get repetitive, there is always some type of reward that makes it worth it. The main storyline is rock solid and beautifully laid out.

The acting is top notch and open world is gorgeous. I enjoyed the dlc Iki island expansion also, which delves deeper into the main characters history, and comes with cool new gear and abilities. If you like Assassin’s Creed, but are looking for something with less of a grind, go with this game.

The legends mode promises even more bang for your buck, though I haven’t played it yet. You should be able to Platinum this game without much difficulty.

IšverstiShow in original languageCommandé vendredi, reçu mercredi (lundi férié). Arrivé avant la date prévu. Facture incluse avec le jeu. Livré dans enveloppe à bulles. Jeu neuf sous blister. Si vous êtes sur xbox one, et que vous avez déjà warzone dans votre console attention.

J’ai pris mon après-midi pour l’installation. L’installation ne se lance pas avec warzone dématérialisé, on ne peut pas ajouter les extensions dessus. Il faut desinstaller warzone de votre console pour que le cd s’installe.

Avec la fibre cela m’a pris 1h30 pour tout installer, 600mbs de debit ça aide. Une fois le jeu lancé il a fallu acheter gratuitement 2 nouveaux fichiers à télécharger depuis la page d’accueil de warfare, 10min d’installation de nouveau.

Toutes les données de progression de warzone sont bien sur le nouveau jeu, sauvegardé, il n’y a que les armes achetées sur warzone qui n’apparaissent malheureusement pas dans modern warfare lorsqu’on fait nos classes, on ne peut mettre les armes qu’on a acheté sur WZ puisqu’elles n’apparaissent pas, dommage pour ceci.

Néanmoins la progression de ma kar98k est bien la même sur MW. J’espère pouvoir vous aider car si j’avais su toutes ces informations j’aurais gagné du temps pour l’installation au lieu de chercher pendants 2 heures lol.

IšverstiShow in original languageDespite not often enjoying FPS games set during WW2, I kept an open mind going in to CoD Vanguard. I wasn’t expecting a great game considering Sledgehammer’s uninspired first attempt at WW2, unimaginatively titled “CoD WW2”, but I wasn’t going in to this game expecting to dislike it based off SHG’s (Sledgehammer Games) first attempt at making a game set in the 40’s era.

I won’t give a long analysis or give away any spoilers regarding the campaign, but it isn’t as if you’ll desire playing past the 45 minute mark. To say the least; Vanguards story & dialogue is tragic at best.

No memorable characters despite playing as multiple soldiers across the world during the most prolific & horrific conflict in history. They’re bland & uninteresting, no character in the story contains any amount of charisma, funny or interesting moments, or any amount of intelligent thinking.

I wouldn’t consider any characters, playable or NPC to be close to serviceable for a “story driven experience”. Speaking of story, it does have one thing going for it- While playing as multiple characters through out the game, meeting many officers, civilians & other generic filler AI, the “story” remains consistent in being pathetic, unappealing, unimpressive & dull through out.

If you’re at the point with the series where you only purchase a game due to it’s campaign, you’re better of purchasing Half-Life 1 & 2 for an immaculate first person story experience. This pathetic attempt to create an appealing & emotional story is as unsuccessful as Blockbuster is in 2021.

Multiplayer is similar to the campaign as it’s uninspired, lazy & as forgettable as it gets. Maps are convoluted, with seemingly 10 ways to get shot from in every room & corridor. The time to kill near is instant, giving you virtually no way to react if you get shot in the back.

(As mentioned, with the complex maze like maps you’ll be getting shot from the back or side constantly. ) That’s not mentioning the horrific gun “balance”, or lack there of more appropriately said. Only a few weapons are favourable, the remainder will not be touched by the majority of players as they’ll receive a major disadvantage at all ranges.

Bugs are literally unmissable, if I do reluctantly play a game I’ll encounter at least one immersion breaking bug per game. I only wishing I were exaggerating, unfortunately not. If I do decide to destroy my mental stability & play more than one game, I’ll consistently encounter game breaking bugs through out.

Regardless of your ping or opposing players connection quality, you’ll consistently be encountering intrusive bugs. Skill Based Match Making (SBMM) is as evident as ever, you’ll only be playing against people of your skill level.

Which never allows you to sit back, relax & enjoying playing a game. That’s perhaps the worst part of this game, you either commit to trying your best every game, or you don’t play it at all. Regardless of your decision, you will not be having any fun.

Zombies is not even worth mentioning, the maps are as offencively uninspired & convoluted as the various ones in multiplayer, hostiles are pathetically programmed & forgettable to say the least. Nothing about this game has any redeeming qualities, it is another disgusting attempt by Activision to milk this once beloved series that somehow manages to continue to decline 10 years past its peak.

Please do not purchase this game as you’ll be thoroughly disappointed as I am. Thank you.

IšverstiShow in original languageHaving played COD games since PS2 days all the way to PS5 you can really appreciate how far these games have come and the work put into it. I’m really enjoying the campaign as it really feels like a great WWII add on to the over populated High Tech Modern style games we have had.

I love my MW and MW2 and Black ops 1 and Black Ops 2 game but its nice to get another decent WWII shooter. It may not be the best COD but still great fun in Single Player and Multiplayer online. As far as maps go they are just that another COD style maps.

They might not be as colorful as other COD games but my TV gave me great visuals and colors where they needed to be. They wanted to make the game feel like it use to be during those times. Yes the game can be dull with bland colors and grey atmosphere but WWII never was Rainbow colors and Unicorns it was damp, dreary and bold.

I did enjoy this game and I do hope they keep making WWII style games as there are so many stories that can be told from that war. I do get that its just another wash, rinse and repeat but now days most of these shooters are.

Yeah you have your War Zones and Battlefield 2042 coming soon that are massive maps but its still the same formula since the day you could get into vehicles in Multiplayer games just larger scale and pretty looking.

I myself play War Zone and will play Battlefield 2042 when it arrives but its nice to jump back in and play something that feels and looks older once in a while. The guns feel just like your other COD WWII games and sound the same.

I do like the fact you can sort of give orders and make your team members ( in campaign ) supress fire and move here and things like that but its nothing to write home about. Acting is good and visuals look great on a decent TV with nice frame rate.

If anything if you don’t want to pick this up now I would say grab it when on sale or something as like I said its still great fun for a COD game. I would recommend this game if you want another WWII game to add to your collection or want boots on the ground.

IšverstiShow in original languageCall of Duty hat Grafisch nicht wirklich viele Veränderungen. Kampagne hat 9 Missionen für mich zeitlich sehr kurz. Zur Kampagne muss man dazu sagen die Missionen machen echt Spaß allerdings ist es nach 9 Missionen vorbei und das ist so Enttäuschung pur.

Ich spielte es zu Ende und saß 10 Minuten vor dem Abspann und konnte nicht glauben das es schon zu Ende ist. Online macht natürlich Spaß allerdings muss man viele Einstellungen selbst ändern um alles flüssiger zu machen.

Matchmaking ist echt eine Katastrophe, teilweise gewinnen Gegner beispielsweise weil Blitzkrieg so haushoch das dir der Spaß daran vergeht. Granatenwirkung setzt nicht so wirklich Schaden, manche Waffen wirken krum wenn man sieht wie die Kugeln fliegen.

Ein zwei Treffer und du denkst dein Charakter Nippes gleich ab. Für mich zu empfindlich. Geschmackssache. Ich würde Activision usw dringend nahelegen das nächste Game lieber auszusetzen und den Millionen Spielern die Liebe zu widmen die diese Treue Community verdient hat.

Das Spiel wirkt teilweise einfach nicht fertig, und das es tut mir leid ist einfach nicht fair den Spielern gegenüber. Die Kampagne macht wie gesagt echt Spaß die Charakter sind cool gewählt Eigenschaften usw.

Alle die immer das neuste haben müssen (wie ich auch) kauft es euch aber erwartet nichts neues. Gekauft für die PS5 nichts von NEXT-GEN gespürt. Schade.

IšverstiShow in original languageOrdered this for my son’s birthday and and while it came cracked in the center they were quick to send out a new one to replace it Even told me to just keep the old one! Game works perfectly and as it should! I found DK.

Oldies two years ago and have been using them for all my gaming needs since. Everything is cheap and comes in near perfect condition every single time. If you ever have any problems they are quick to help you and find a solution to solving the problem! You even earn points towards free stuff as you shop which i think is pretty cool! I definitely recommend them for all your gaming needs.

IšverstiShow in original languageAmazing game. Although the multiplayer is pretty difficult for me, (I’m a noob) I enjoyed it very much. Spec Ops is a great co-operative mode to play with friends and can get intensely joyful.

The campaign is the best part about this work of art. It offers relatable characters, a surprising plot, fun and unrepetitive missions and an addictive bonus level. The only parts I disliked about this game was the Rio missions and some of the crappy maps.

Other than that, this is a 95% masterpiece.

IšverstiShow in original languageNostalgia alert! I spent many, many, MANY hours playing this game online. It was the first game I truly got into. I got very competitive and used to love going on the headset and meeting new people which was way easier than it is these days.

I made many friends on there, in random lobbies, some of which are still my friends in real life many years later. This game provided me with an escape from my life when I needed it and became way more than that.

Also had some of the best maps for multiplayer ever, I miss climbing ledges, quick scoping and generally being able to run around having fun. Peace MW2.