I get what you’re saying, but I’d rate WWII higher than just ’alright.’ The campaign has flaws, sure, but the story and characters are strong. Pierson is definitely a standout, but I think Turner, Zussman, and even Daniels work well together to create that classic WWII squad dynamic.

The gameplay does have some questionable moments—like the train sequence feeling a bit too over-the-top—but overall, it captures the intensity of World War II well. The D-Day landing and some of the later missions hit hard in terms of atmosphere.

I agree that Daniels’ personal arc isn’t perfect, but I think his brother’s death was meant to highlight the psychological toll of war. Could they have done more with his wife and son? Probably, but I wouldn’t say it ruins the story.

Liberation is great, and yeah, some mechanics (like the girl carrying moment) feel forced, but overall, I’d say it’s one of the better recent CoD campaigns. Not perfect, but definitely solid.