LOL what? MW2 has a 5 hour generic shooty campaign. The only thing not generic about it is how stupid, unrealistic and nonsensical the story is, and that's not a good thing. If you've played MW1, the campaign and multiplayer is deja vu to the max, it's barely changed the formula enough to be an expansion pack.Timmaaaah said:
Your barrels are NOTHING compared to my pocket watches. NOTHING I SAY!Gxas said:
If you play an evil prick, you party members turn on you, innocent civilians sometimes get caught in the crossfire during fights (making fireballs quite a large source of entertainment), and you can make deals with demons. What's not to like?squid5580 said:
Where is the fun in that when you can scare off protesters who are complaining about price gouging and let them starve and die. Or mock a little girl who lost her mommy? Now that is good evil fun. (Yeah I haven't made it very far yet even though I have invested a good 20 hours into it)Naheal said:
What, like the PC multiplayer? No. The story? No, it's gone bonkers instead of being realistic. The gameplay? No, the stupid strawberry jam damage is really annoying. The perks are better, but in many other ways it's either formulaic and similar or worse.imahobbit4062 said:
The campaign was fun but its more like an added bonus to the multiplayer experience. I beat it in 3-4 hours. And I think the story and characters of MW2 are way over-hyped. They story lacked cohesion and was full of plot holes. Even in the case of a "what if" scenario, it is implausible and leaves too many unanswered questions (IW often forgets that the story is in the small details). The characters were nothing special either, they had decent voice actors with funny accents. MW2 is very fun, don't get me wrong, but I would never buy it for the single player experience and thus still fits my original formula.Timmaaaah said:
Well the dwarves are actually interesting. They aren't just short drunken Scotsman with axes. (and quite a few of them have cornrow haircuts for some reason).dillirgaf said:
Agreed, he is not the end all decision maker on what games are good and what games are bad. He is, however, very good at pointing certain things to consider when you are thinking about purchasing a game. So lets just leave it at that and not turn this into a Yahtzee fight.Glefistus said:
Yeah I know that is such a hard decision to make on your own./sarcasm Are you going to ask us for advice when you can't choose what to eat?dillirgaf said:
Yes, there is. The game seems like a weird amalgam of LoTR, Warhammer and the Witcher. What it borrows from the Witcher is the very modern shades of grey outlook. There quite often is no "good" option, only a choice between several bad ones.dillirgaf said:
