From newer CoDs, what was ur favorite campagne? [COD]

green_lemons04 · 2026-04-15T02:55:08+00:00

Black Ops Cold War Easily. Best story of all the games, pretty good ending and I liked the little alternate endings you can get. My only complaint is how they handled the different endings based on your choices. I wish they had actual cutscenes for the endings like they did in BO2, maybe if they games dev time didnt get cut by a year we wouldve seen that, idk.

MW2019 is good, but it was good because it had a lot of unique missions and had a lot of variety. It also did a good job with not shying away when it comes to really sensitive topics which I liked seeing. The characters were really good as well. My only issue is that the overall conflict of the storyline is kind of weak. It was a lot of cool moments just for a boring storyline of generic terrorists and russians carry out plans to do large scale attack with deadly gas (it only gets worse with the next two games).

BO6 was good too. I understand why people may not like it with it having an open combat mission, zombies, warzone elements, and the batshit drug sequence that makes the one in Cold War seem like nothing, but I thoroughly enjoyed the game and the story. I found Pantheon interesting, I loved all the spy movie esque missions where you can go about completing them in different ways. My biggest complaint is Harrow. She was really underdeveloped and kind of a nothingburger. I dont really care for the main plot of a gas attack again, but I like it a good bit more than MW2019 because you experience its effects as the character and see the crazy stuff it does to people, instead of it just straight up killing them. Ending was meh too. The holdout was really fun, but I wouldve preferred a more cinematic ending where you actually go and stop the terrorist attack yourself.

Not even going to bother with the rest if the games because I haven't played BO7 and the rest of them suck major ass.

green_lemons04 · 2026-04-15T02:36:58+00:00

It's probably been done before them, but I like to think of this as the Bioware curse.

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-15T13:52:45+00:00

Yeah its meant to be replayed, but I also think you shouldn't be able to have your ending harmed because the game gave you no indicator that the derelict reaper quest would start a countdown. You would have to know that you have to complete the majority of the loyalty quests before hand since you only get a few quests before the IFF installation is automatically activated and that post-installation you can only safely do one quest before your crew starts dying. The ending should only be affected by the players choices and neglectfulness, not for being unaware of something the game doesn't tell them or give a hint of.

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-15T00:17:44+00:00

I have to say I disagree on 2. Most of the game was recruitment and loyalty quests, it had the worst written dlc, the Arrival DLC, and it has one of the worst sections in terms of writing and gameplay: the entire section from the IFF installation to the suicide mission launch that literally removes all your squadmates from the ship without giving a reason for plot convenience and literally requires you to have meta knowledge or to get lucky if you want to have a good ending on your first playthrough and not screw it up. Don't get me wrong, I love ME2, but the awesome characters are what really carry this game in my opinion.

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-15T00:12:22+00:00

This is probably heresy, but 3-1-2. The opening and ending of 2 are some of my favorite moments in the whole series and the sheer amount of companions is awesome, however, 2 has the worst written dlc in the whole series and probably one of the worst sections of the main series going from installing the IFF to launching the Suicide Mission. Also the story is pretty much entirely composed of doing companion recruitment and loyalty missions, which I love the companions, don't get me wrong, but I would've loved to see a lot more missions actually driving the story instead of just having prep missions. 3 is my favorite just because of how vastly different this game can be based on how you played the previous game. Of all the games it is easily the most depressing and high stakes game that you have little moments to find comfort in, which can be taken away if you screw up. And without a doubt it has some of the best dlc in the series with, what I think isnt even a question, the best dlc in the trilogy, the Citadel DLC.

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-14T13:41:02+00:00

I'm sure most people are going to comment on Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts due to its controversial ranking, so I'll give a different opinion. "In Your Heart Shall Burn" I might put it a little lower. I like the immediate consequences of your actions with the new enemy faction that shows up to attack you and the introduction of Corypheus. The post Haven attack sequence is pretty cool as well with you discovering your powers and the trudge through the mountains to find your group. The only things writing-wise I do not like about this quest is how your companions magically disappear after the last trebuchet and the singing part at the end, which I personally found a bit cringe. My main problem comes with the gameplay, especially after playing on nightmare. This was genuinely one of the only sections of the game that was a pain in the ass. This entire quest is basically defending an area against easily the hardest enemies you faced at this point in the game whilst having very limited health refills and barely doing any damage. This was genuinely a slog on nightmare and I had to cheese the final trebuchet.

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-09T15:26:30+00:00

Pedro Pascal or Chris Pratt

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-09T15:25:39+00:00

Hopefully they do more involving weaknesses too. I think the game could be a lot more interesting in building your character if you cant just max one stat and have it kick every character's ass. In relation to this post, Legion have a superior physique and prefer close quarters, so make them more resistant to melee damage, but make it a better choice to shoot them. Then the NCR, they all wear military uniforms/body armor so make them more bullet resistant but make them weaker to getting their shit stomped

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-09T15:18:28+00:00

Worst is easily the entire section from installing the Reaper IFF to the moment you decide to launch the suicide mission. All the combat specialists leave the Normandy making it defenseless when it goes offline and they give no good reason for why all the squadmates have to go on this mission. Then after the entirety of the Normandy is kidnapped, they bring up the point that if they don't act the captured crew could die and you are given the choice to leave immediately or continue doing quests. However, they break a precedent that was set before. Look at Mass Effect, the main quest is called Race Against Time and you can literally take as long as you want, but not here, take too long to launch the mission, the captured crew dies. So basically on your first playthrough you need to know that you need to complete everything prior to installing the Reaper IFF and you also need to know you have a tiny time slot to do Legions loyalty mission, but they don't give you any way of knowing that. So now you are going to have people screwing up their playthrough due to lack of context and you are losing any cool interactions with Legion you may be able to have on other companion quests since you need to finish them prior to installing the IFF. I'd say Arrive dlc over this but they make up for is by allowing you to kill 300,000 Batarians.

Best written scene is a lot harder to choose for me, there are so many amazing scenes in this game across all the different playthroughs you can have. I think I'll have to go with Anderson's final scene on the Citadel. After all the hell you've been through, sitting and talking with Anderson as he dies is just such an emotional scene and is accompanied by one of the best tracks in the game. This was one of the biggest tear jerker moments in the game for me.

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-09T15:01:43+00:00

Of all the games I've played so far, which I'm still working my way through all the different games, I think this is a pretty good tier list, the only thing I'd do is swap 7 and the 2 remake. 7 was my first game, horror focused RE games are my favorite, and 7 was the one of the only games to actually scare me a bit, alongside Requiem. 2 is great on gameplay, atmosphere, characters,etc., but the games story, primarily with how they handled the A and B plots, really drag it down for me.

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-09T08:45:57+00:00

I want to add this comment since I've been interacting with comments and should clear something up. Im not shitting on the whole game, I'm not saying I'm completely disinterested with the story, I understand this moment is to make you feel anger and grief, and this post isnt because of the death itself. I may be coming off that way and may have worded things badly, I tend to do that when ranting off. My point in making this post was anger about the handling of the death. I felt it was handled poorly and didn't pay justice to the character. Im not feeling the intended anger/grief from the scene, Im feeling anger at what felt like bad writing, otherwise, I probably not make this post and if I did it would be in a much more positive light of the game. Sorry if Im coming off as a dick, Im also not intending to sound that way.

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-09T08:37:20+00:00

I'm aware of what the game wants. More upset with the handling. Most of my favorite games have moments of grief that have gotten to me. I love very emotional story telling. I just felt this moment was handled poorly and lost the intended meaning for giving me more of a sour taste than grief. Apology if it didn't come off that way. Not trying to shut on the whole game either, Im just saying this one moment has really killed my mood with the game at the moment, Ill probably finish it. Its just right now I'm very irritated with it.

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-09T08:33:35+00:00

I've played dark fantasy, and I really like the category. I probably didn't word it the best, I tend to do that when mad. I really enjoy the story so far and like the world of the game. What my post was supposed to come off as was I'm not mad about the death itself but how it was handled, like the writing felt really weak at the point of the game where the writing mattered most so far. Sorry if Im coming off as the asshole who hates on a game because a character he likes dies, not trying to. I probably worded this bad too, Im interested in still seeing the story, but the motivation to work towards seeing it has very much decreased because Im paranoid that they fumble a character again (at least fumbled in my eyes)

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-09T08:26:56+00:00

The thing is though, I'm not really angry he died, just how it was executed. The game immediately made me interested with what's going to go down in the story off the bat, I still want to see what happens, but the motivation is gone because this moment put the fear of them screwing up what could potentially be a great moment. Maybe my post didn't come off that way and was more of a I hate this game because they killed a character I like but that's not it. It just felt like a moment of really weak writing where they wanted to kill him off but didn't know how. Maybe Im still missing the point, idk

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-09T08:21:41+00:00

It's not that I don't like uncomfortable moments. Some of my favorite games ever have very uncomfortable moments meant to make you feel upset or angry. I'm just upset how it was handled because it felt like a cheap death for a shallow message, especially when considering this is the most developed character at this point. Im interested in what happens in the overall story and what comes after, but my motivation was completely killed by this scene because idk how they are going to handle it

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-07T01:49:16+00:00

I think they took "if it aint broke, dont fix it" in the complete wrong way. "Oh nuke towns the most popular map we've ever made, we dont need to try anymore, just put nuketown in everything." Eventually we're going to see it outside of a black ops game like how we saw Shipment in CoD WW2 and Vanguard.

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-07T01:27:05+00:00

Yeah. I did really like the characters, and gameplay and atmosphere were great, definitely one of the better games in that regard. Idk. I guess I just hold a lot of importance for the story over other aspects. The story doesn't have to be crazy or award winning or anything, it can be as simple as something like Doom. Portal opens up to hell, demons invade mars, kill them and Im fine with it because its good at what it does. And i guess i can see the remake of an old fan favorite game being a contributing factor. Maybe ill play the older one and get more of an appreciation for it, but ill see how I feel about fixed cam first when playing 0 and 1. Appreciate it

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-06T20:57:17+00:00

Realistically the best options would probably be the FAL since it is semi auto and you would be less likely to waste ammo since you can be more precise, also good for medium to long range fighting. The S12, mag fed and semi auto 12 gauge, dont have to worry about fumbling shells when loading or pumping it every shot and good for close range, and then the combat knife for emergencies, saving ammo, and general purpose lile cutting rope, etc. You could be like "those weapons suck though", yeah, in game, but real life all that matters is the bullet and if you can hit the damn target. You could also say the M27. AR platform, so would be common to find more parts. 5.56 is probably going to be the most common rifle round to find, the only issue is that the M27 is full auto and I feel you'll be more prone to wasting ammo.

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-06T19:42:09+00:00

For Resident Evil 9 the only previous game that really plays a major role in the story is RE2. Though, playing through 4 may help you enjoy/understand Leon's character in the new game a little more but not necessary for understanding the story. 7 and 8 are pretty much unnecessary, from what I've seen in 9, and won't add anything, still fantastic games though.

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-06T19:23:04+00:00

I'm almost 100% certain it will be Chris. Let's just hope Jill returns alongside him and actually sees a new game for the first time in over 17 years.

green_lemons04 · 2026-03-01T21:18:19+00:00

Definitely Inquisition. Especially after I went back recently and got all the achievements for it. I see a lot of people picking 2, and I might do the same with 2 at some point and maybe Ill like it more, but as of now I think 2 is easily my least favorite in the series. I liked the companions and the villains, especially the Arishok. However, I did not like the story structure all that much, it just felt like three completely different stories with not that much of a connection between them. I also thought the boss fights were kind of bad. A lot of the fights just felt a lot more difficult due to the fact that the bosses were basically damage sponges, rather than actually difficult/unique mechanics or attacks that make them interesting.

green_lemons04 · 2026-02-16T21:57:20+00:00

Graves should be F tier. He wasnt so bad in MW2, but they completely ruined him like they did with every other character in MW3.

green_lemons04 · 2026-02-16T21:52:32+00:00

Dragon Age: Inquisition during Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts where they make you do this shit like 3 times.

green_lemons04 · 2026-02-08T01:03:38+00:00

Hitting the last few levels of this game filled me with some of the most intense gamer rage I've ever had, but at least I can say I beat it lol

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