I could care less about review scores. Just as long as the COD kiddies stick to their own game and don't come into my Battlefield 3.
You know, this argument always confused me. Sure if Activision made a separate series that was pretty much a clone of MW then I could understand it but hating a direct sequel because it is not different? I would think that more people would be pissed off if Activision greatly changed the basic formula of the game. I mean what changes would you want to see between MW2 and MW3?TheTim said:Its not suprising seeing how MW1 = MW3, of course players that aren't five are going to be pissed off, theres no attempt at innovation or change, just the same stuff.
To be fair, I wouldn't pay much attention to the reviewer scores either. Clearly the game is hardly deserving of a 3/10 score, but it really isn't a 9/10 either.Zhukov said:And this, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, is why you never pay attention to Metacritic user scores. Ever.
Yes, if we dislike MW3 it means we got pulled in by EA. Clearly. That's definitely it. Obviously.SmashLovesTitanQuest said:Meh, who cares.
Just the intense butthurt. These are obviously people that got pulled in by EA's aggressive Battlefield 3 marketing campaign. Who cares about the gullible idiots.
Damn! I wish I didn't open that spoiler. Damn! Damn! Damn!TheEvilCheese said:Well, I know why some people review bombed itSoap dies. He was the player character in COD4 and a fairly important character since.
This combined with the STILL minuscule campaign and the seemingly unchanged multiplayer (note: I for one think MW3 is OK, but that's probably because I expected this and still enjoy shooting my friends in the face with RPGs)
SmashLovesTitanQuest said:No, but if you go to metacritic and score the game as a 0 despite not having played it, you are obviously a douche and an idiot.Frostbite3789 said:Yes, if we dislike MW3 it means we got pulled in by EA. Clearly. That's definitely it. Obviously.SmashLovesTitanQuest said:Meh, who cares.
Just the intense butthurt. These are obviously people that got pulled in by EA's aggressive Battlefield 3 marketing campaign. Who cares about the gullible idiots.
And thats what this thread is about, is it not? About the metacritic reviews, and not the game itself?
Learning to read and think would do you a world of good.
i actually have spoken with a few who played it, all have told me it was disappointing.C2Ultima said:...and as of 6:35 AM MST, it's already getting review bombed by the Metacritic users!
http://www.metacritic.com/game/xbox-360/call-of-duty-modern-warfare-3
Seriously, is this going to become a trend?
Sir, You deserve a Knighthood.Mrmac23 said:Admit it now, people.
Call Of Duty is a decent series. The gameplay is fairly good (multiplayer's shite though), the story is actually suprisingly nice, the action is superb, and the characters tend to be quite likeable. The problem that people get so snagged on is that it hasn't changed. A new story campaign, few new guns and maps for multiplayer, some new perks and killstreaks, but really not much else. It always uses almost the exact same formula with minimal improvement for each new game. Whilst it is genuinely an alright series, it's too attatched to its formula for it to really go anywhere unique.
And the fanbase is HORRIFIC.
Call the queen now, i need to go and make preparations.latiasracer said:Sir, You deserve a Knighthood.