Jack The Nipper
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that level was good then but even replayng it is quite boring and scripted.
is it mw 1 that has the snow level?
is it mw 1 that has the snow level?
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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare + COD 4: Remastered - Official screenshots
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It doesn't really hold up, those gifs are very favorable toward the original release, you can see how big the gap is here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kTCBpQijBo
DeepEnigma
Gold Member
Hope it is a locked 60fps. Weren't the last few games underperforming in that regards?
Yup. Even beyond Infinity Ward.
Can't wait to play this mission in the remastered version.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cK6bhW18T6I
lock and load my G36C, I'm surgical with it
LongDongJunon
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TheCanisDirus
Member
I personally (and again, just my opinion) though the M16, AK47 and AK74u (throw in G3 if you're like me and like semi-auto's) were so good that no other weapon was really needed. The 3 frags and stopping power were also pretty weak. Quickscoping (aim assit/bullet magnetism whatever) was far too easy and prevalent and once mastered you could decimate other teams.
I feel some small tweaks are needed... esp to the sniping, 3-frags and m16.
Yautja_Warrior
Member
Remaster looks great and I like the look of the new game too, I expected something slightly futuristic again like Advanced Warfare and Black Ops 3 but didn't expect full on Sci-Fi, in space, this could be pretty cool.
Dance Inferno
Unconfirmed Member
Not when it first came out. COD4 was the OG modern warfare simulator. Since then yes, the genre has become incredibly overdone, but it was still innovative when it came out.
shadow_shogun
Member
Just realized why I actually like the aesthetic of Infinite Warfare and possibly also Advanced Warfare and Black Ops III -- it seems to crib from Mamoru Oshii, the rest of Head Gear, and Masamume Shirow. It looks like the closest we'll get to a Patlabor or Appleseed shooter with high-end graphics.
Holy fuck it's almost a remake.
ClarkZuckerberg
Neo Member
I wonder if these are PS4.5/Xbox One.Five screenshots 
thehillissilent
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sir_dany12
Member
September 2nd 10am PST
Looking forward to that; but still considered about the population down the line.
I'm both excited and frightened to get the IW & MW:R package...
Excited to play a COD that's sci-fi with space flight and possibly have freedom to fly and go where I want, which is what I always imagined and hoped Halo/Destiny would be like. Excited to play MW again with the same wonder I had when I first played it.
Frightened that IW will NOT give the freedom I want, that all the crap from the trailer was scripted and it's more of the same "Walk, shoot, set-piece... Walk, shoot, set-piece..." and that in 5 months the MP will be empty because it's "Too different" from previous COD and also due to everyone too busy playing MW:R MP.
Excited to play a COD that's sci-fi with space flight and possibly have freedom to fly and go where I want, which is what I always imagined and hoped Halo/Destiny would be like. Excited to play MW again with the same wonder I had when I first played it.
Frightened that IW will NOT give the freedom I want, that all the crap from the trailer was scripted and it's more of the same "Walk, shoot, set-piece... Walk, shoot, set-piece..." and that in 5 months the MP will be empty because it's "Too different" from previous COD and also due to everyone too busy playing MW:R MP.
SolidSnakex
Member
You really shouldn't expect a lot of freedom as Treyarch took a lot of criticism for attempting to give more freedom in how you handled things which ended up watering down the traditional CoD experience in the eyes of many. IW have said that this is going to be tighter and more like what you expect from CoD.
There are optional missions and such. That's a pretty big deal for freedom in CoD.
Yeah, I can live with that. It'd be crazy for me to expect something like Elite: Dangerous mixed with COD
sadfaced
SolidSnakex
Member
True, but I believe that you have to specifically select those missions when you're back at the Retribution similarly to how you could select those Strikeforce missions in Black Ops 2. So it's not a situation where you're going to be going through a mission and see a quest market off in the distance where you could go off and complete it and come back.
Yep you can't purchase MW:R standalone, i'm sure its just a matter of time before it will be made available for standalone purchase
Why does it feel generic?
I'll try to do my best to explain. For starters, the recent CODs evoked in me an impression similar to what I get from looking at Japanese stuff. It looks too clean and shiny. Too simple.
The guy in the navy suit looks like the typical american soldier featured in every patriotic american war movies I've seen. When I see that guy and how he is presented to us, I instantly get the impression that he'll be a perfectly righteous, perfectly uninteresting soldier who just can't do no wrong. He will probably face a perfectly evil and equally as uninteresting opponent too. They just don't look like normal human beings. They look like puppets, put in a world where things are either black or white.
I've played AW and BO3's campaigns, and I feel like they were featuring similar visuals, as if they were set in the same universe. IW just continues with the theme, and since I haven't felt particularly good about the previous games, I can't get excited for IW.
The most memorable moments I keep from COD4/6 happened with the SAS crew. There's of course certain set-pieces with the USMC that were also memorable, but I can't remind of any names from that team. The lack of british protags in the recent CODs leaves me disappointed everytime, but I doubt I'd even find them enjoyable if they were there, given that they would probably spout as equally boring dialogue as did the american characters.
I'll try to do my best to explain. For starters, the recent CODs evoked in me an impression similar to what I get from looking at Japanese stuff. It looks too clean and shiny. Too simple.
The guy in the navy suit looks like the typical american soldier featured in every patriotic american war movies I've seen. When I see that guy and how he is presented to us, I instantly get the impression that he'll be a perfectly righteous, perfectly uninteresting soldier who just can't do no wrong. He will probably face a perfectly evil and equally as uninteresting opponent too. They just don't look like normal human beings. They look like puppets, put in a world where things are either black or white.
I've played AW and BO3's campaigns, and I feel like they were featuring similar visuals, as if they were set in the same universe. IW just continues with the theme, and since I haven't felt particularly good about the previous games, I can't get excited for IW.
The most memorable moments I keep from COD4/6 happened with the SAS crew. There's of course certain set-pieces with the USMC that were also memorable, but I can't remind of any names from that team. The lack of british protags in the recent CODs leaves me disappointed everytime, but I doubt I'd even find them enjoyable if they were there, given that they would probably spout as equally boring dialogue as did the american characters.