If you’re already a huge fan of CoD multiplayer then you might really enjoy MW3‘s offering, but as someone who has played a whole lot of CoD multiplayer over the years I seem to have just gotten bored with it. The unlock, perk, and kill streak systems have been improved, but again don’t really change much when it comes down to actually playing a match. The maps are as varied as the game types, but everything still feels the same. I do like how the map design has streamlined the flow of gameplay, but it’s not enough to keep me playing. Every match plays almost identical to the previous. MW3 features 16 new maps and a few new game modes, but still feels exactly the same as every other edition of the game. Every year a CoD game is released I spend an insane amount of time getting to know the maps and unlocking all the weapons, but this year I got sick of it a lot quicker than I have in before. However, I feel that CoD’s reward-driven multiplayer has gotten a bit stale. I mean, CoD always has a robust and compelling multiplayer component.
To say that the multiplayer in MW3 is robust is getting old. MW3 also brings itself to a very satisfying conclusion, one that I felt was far better than any of the others I’ve seen in the Modern Warfare series. I can’t really go into much more detail without spoiling the story, but I will say that not everyone makes it to see the world return to peace. I got to spend enough time with each unit that I actually cared what happened to them, just like a real soldier. I am happy to say that I really didn’t get this feeling from MW3. I found that Modern Warfare 2‘s narrative jumped around too much which prevented me from really getting to know anyone. The story is well paced and a lot more focused this time around. The scripting is exceptionally well done you never know what might happen until it’s almost too late. There are also a few missions as other characters to help punctuate the action and tie the entire story together.Īlmost everything about the single-player campaign has been improved since Modern Warfare 2. Additionally you will also spend a good deal of time playing as Delta Force operative Sgt. The main story centers around the now disavowed members of Task Force 141 as they continue to hunt for Russian ultranationalist and seriously evil dude Vladimir Makarov, who still has a few cards to play in this high stakes poker game. Call of Duty‘s split narrative is back, which means you’ll be playing as a few different soldiers throughout the game.
It’s World War III, and you’re along for the ride. What began as a simple invasion of the US by Russian forces in Modern Warfare 2 has now become a global conflict in MW3, involving the likes of Germany, France, England, and other NATO allied countries. To paraphrase the words of the great American satirist Kurt Vonnegut, the excrement has really hit the air conditioning as we begin the single-player campaign of MW3. It’s a solid package the most people can get behind, but as other shooters continue to push the envelope in the realm of multiplayer, it’s possible that MW3’s multiplayer might just get left in the dust. Aside from the great single-player experience, Modern Warfare 3 (MW3) also features a robust yet slightly stagnant multiplayer mode, and the surprisingly compelling Special Ops mode which is where the game stretches its cooperative legs. Fight through the streets of Paris, the London Tube system, villages of Sierra Leone and even the cramped quarters of a Russian submarine as it threatens to wipe the entire eastern seaboard clean off the map. Lock and load for for a globetrotting adventure of scripted action at it’s finest. Call of Duty ( CoD) is back with another addition to Activision’s yearly action franchise, and this time not only is it personal, but also global.
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