Call of Duty: Modern Warfare

I don’t deny that the real message was exactly that, but the humor of the situation is that the US special forces are presented as heroes fighting against the Russian occupation, the traitor is an American, Russian by birth, a Russian traitor who became a hero, either a Ukrainian, or either a Bulgarian or a Belarusian (at least that’s how it appears). So it turns out that if you play according to the plot, without really delving into it, you get the message “Russian bastards/occupiers, Americans are good, although there is a black mark in the family,” and those who try to dig deeper get the message even more fun. “Russian bastards/occupiers, but among them there are not rare cases of betrayal among historical allies who flee from the regime and help fight it, Americans are heroes, but too … Read full

The storyline itself is quite good, although the plot twists were very prosaic. The graphics are excellent, but otherwise, it seems to me, this part will not surpass the same Ghosts and Modern Warfare (2007), this concerns the plot component. The immortal Captain Price and a lot of shooting - everything is as always, in a more updated “sorcerer”. New gameplay features are a definite plus. Multiplayer is a crowd of cheaters, due to the lack of normal protection, but in general you can play.

They ruined a good shooter. Why cram children's jokes with ghosts, souls and other nonsense into all modes? I bought and played all the previous games. Now I'm thinking about it and most likely I won't buy a new game. The idiotic symbiosis of a classic shooter and children's horror films is not attractive. There are many other games of this genre and if I want, I will play them. And decorating a plum pie with liquid mayonnaise is a rare bad taste. Here it is with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. If you really want to, make a separate mode. Why push this crap into all modes?