Video Games Squad 22 ZOV
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Plenty and I am convinced that CoD started as an indoctrination tool.
To be fair, I think the Black Ops games (or at least the first two) were meant to be critical... but it's been a while since I played either.
They ruined CoD. I tried playing a few of the newer ones (through game pass) and I just couldn't do it. I haven't played one since Ghosts which I think was in 2012.
I was really anti-COD until I played Black Ops 2. Even then, that's the only one I liked. Me and a friend bough BO3 dirt cheap to play the campaign through together, but their servers don't like how our particular internet connections are setup (CGNAT - basically lots of ISP customers sharing a single IP address) so we couldn't do it anyway
I bought Ghosts on a sale like 10 years ago but still haven't touched it.
I returned Ghosts for a refund lolI was really anti-COD until I played Black Ops 2. Even then, that's the only one I liked. Me and a friend bough BO3 dirt cheap to play the campaign through together, but their servers don't like how our particular internet connections are setup (CGNAT - basically lots of ISP customers sharing a single IP address) so we couldn't do it anyway
I bought Ghosts on a sale like 10 years ago but still haven't touched it.
I loved online the first week and then they "updated it" and ruined so much of it that I just got fed up with it. Black Ops 2 had the best story though.
The next game coming out is meant to be the follow up to BO2. It will probably suck though.
I'll try and play through the campaign sometime, but I bought it well after everyone said it sucked. So it wasn't overly expensive when I got it.
I've only finished BO2. I got stuck part way through BO1 a few years ago and put it down. The story's relatively compelling.
The rock concert at the end of BO2 was a surprise, but a welcome one.
I started the ghost one and just gave up with it. Do you remember the part you got stuck at with BO1?I'll try and play through the campaign sometime, but I bought it well after everyone said it sucked. So it wasn't overly expensive when I got it.
I've only finished BO2. I got stuck part way through BO1 a few years ago and put it down. The story's relatively compelling.
The rock concert at the end of BO2 was a surprise, but a welcome one.
I got stuck at one point. I think it was either the river shoot out or when you are in the city area and everything is on fire.The part... with the war...?
I think it was mainly a skill issue.
Isn't that where most of his PTSD comes from...?There was a desert?
S.O.G.
For other uses, see SOG. "Head to Vietnam and work with old allies to investigate Soviet presence in the region." — Briefing "Looks don't count for shit in the jungle. This is 'Nam, baby!" — Frank Woods S.O.G. is the fifth campaign mission in Call of Duty: Black Ops. Alex Mason (playable) Frank...
I think it was this one - which isn't a desert after all, but the screenshots look pretty barren.
No turns out I was mostly wrong
S.O.G.
For other uses, see SOG. "Head to Vietnam and work with old allies to investigate Soviet presence in the region." — Briefing "Looks don't count for shit in the jungle. This is 'Nam, baby!" — Frank Woods S.O.G. is the fifth campaign mission in Call of Duty: Black Ops. Alex Mason (playable) Frank...
I still could be confusing it with one of the modern warfare games so we might both be wrong.No turns out I was mostly wrong
S.O.G.
For other uses, see SOG. "Head to Vietnam and work with old allies to investigate Soviet presence in the region." — Briefing "Looks don't count for shit in the jungle. This is 'Nam, baby!" — Frank Woods S.O.G. is the fifth campaign mission in Call of Duty: Black Ops. Alex Mason (playable) Frank...callofduty.fandom.com
There's a couple screenshots that kind of look like what you're describing. I've played a level or two which I remember similarly, so it could very well be BO2.I still could be confusing it with one of the modern warfare games so we might both be wrong.