[QUOTE="BodyElite"][QUOTE="Zaibach"]complete and utter nonesense, I can pull better games out if my rectum, the fact is defacto COD will be best seller on all ssytems, same for the 360, it doesnt mean its the best game on the 360. Thats the problem with 360 fanatics on tis site, they are devout in thier beleif that sales= quality :lol:cainetao11
If you would actually play the title without the knowledge of activision or the fact that the casual market/ mainstream loving the game, you would see that it's a very very good game. Most people on here are hardcore gaming fanatics who place themselves above the mainstream and tend to hate on popular games with a passion. Which is why Mass Effect 2 tends to be the "greatest game ever" to most fanatics here Well said. If people would put their holier, and knowledgable than thou attitudes aside and play games for exactly that. Just play the game and if you get a feeling of joy, then keep doing it. If not don't. Letting your opinion of Activision, or casual, bro gamers ruin a well made game experience is a sign of being mentally a punk.Yes, because it's totally just a holier than thou attitude that people use to describe why they hate CoD.
It doesn't have anything to do with the fact that the games have no level design and are designed like theme park rides, just funneling you from one location to another where scripted enemies pop out and shoot at you. And should you replay that section, again, the enemies always go in the same position. Every time. Often times in the sections where there infinitely respawning enemies after you kill an enemy, another automatically respawns in the exact same location.
It has nothing to do with the fact that you are on a tightrope when going through the game. That enemies often are in the background and much of the design boils down to push this button to win this game kind of design because simply pressing a button means there is gameplay.
It has nothing to do with the fact that the games all look identical to one another. Sure, different locations and settings and all, but on a technical level there have been no changes graphically nor have their been changes in gameplay.
It has nothing to do with the fact that the multiplayer has remained exactly the same year after year. The only game to take any shot at a risk with the multiplayer since CoD4 were the wager matches in Black Ops, but giving everyone the same game again and again with a new way to play in one version is hardly praiseworthy.
It has nothing to do with the fact that vehicles aren't playable. In other shooters, whether it's Halo or Crysis you can go to a vehicle and enter it at your will and control it how you like. In CoD you can't. The game will place you in a vehicle if it chooses to, but it's all part of that ride. In others sections your guided to the part where you're supposed to shoot.
It has nothing to do with the fact that if you push the aim button in Call of Duty you are guaranteed a headshot. The aim assist in CoD is so ridiculous that it in real world terms it would be the equivalent of someone helping you aim where you want to pee because learning how to do it yourself is just that hard.
Why many FPS fans hate CoD has nothing to do with what I said. No, instead it has everything to do with the fact that we have holier than thou attitudes. :roll:
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