Black Ops 6: Is Not A Call of Duty Game… (Campaign Review)

[@karolclark791]

They literally took zombies, bioshock, far cry, hit man and weeping angels, they threw this into a blender and gave us this campaign. I did enjoy it anyway

[@NoahCordes-l7i]

And ghost recon wildlands

[@VickyJohnson-e4c]

​@@NoahCordes-l7ifeel like metal gear solid would be a better reference

[@ProGamer-lk9qw]

@@VickyJohnson-e4cnah that desert map was straight outta wild lands lmfao

[@alt_r_n9nth]

Lmao it feels like mixed things in GTA 💀

[@leakmybowls]

@@karolclark791 same here, got a little taste of everything

[@ahzhd423]

In the multiplayer, if Weaver gets a kill whilst on low health, he'll say "Havent you heard? No one ever really dies". in my headcannon, this is treyarch jabbing the MW games

[@playamcnugeegames8267]

Oh 100%

[@Lunar-AnViFox]

Oh absolutely, MW has a... habit of reviving the dead haha

[@davidstinger1134]

Isn't that also a jab at Rise of Skywalker? The whole "NO ONE'S REALLY GONE" from the trailers.

[@aethernaut736]

I wanna say it’s a joke about how Weaver fights zombies in this game but this also works too lol

[@ivanaviNiebla]

I always thought MW was the series that killed the most characters while BO kept bringing them back one way or another

[@theshyengineer3119]

The Black Ops 6 campaign basically just answered one question and then throwing out 20 more questions

[@YoSauceBrazyy]

At least Come up with your own comments instead of being unoriginal

[@hundobrick2737]

@@YoSauceBrazyywhy hate everyone has there own opinion can’t be mad at someone because they don’t like what call of duty put out if u like it thats ur opinion don’t bash someone else because they don’t like the game the developers and people who own the game want feedback if its good or bad stop attacking people like a animal because u don’t like what they said about ur poor call of duty game with human feelings 😂 grow up

[@YoSauceBrazyy]

@@hundobrick2737 huh? what are you rambling on about 💀

[@sanjefff]

stop bitching

[@PumpyGT]

​@@YoSauceBrazyyOk throwing strays for no reason?

[@KristijanRisteski-zp7bx]

played it in one sitting. got up feeling like i watched john wick, oceans 11, played 10 rounds on Kino, played resident evil, far cry, atomic heart and not all of it flowed together. It would've been a great campaign if only it knew the ending is where you're supposed to END and if the protagonist was voiced.

[@sunnysideninkyo]

Agreed 🤝🏼, they fr NEED to give backstories to their protagonist, like their childhood, were they born mute? Wats their fav one liners, food, anything to make the exp less of a Shoot gallery & more like a War Drama. Best example of a character who was in the military is Niko Bellic from Gta 4. NOW HIM i could care bout his struggles 😂

[@KingShibe]

Avalon level was definitely John Wick

[@polo5760]

​​@@sunnysideninkyo Case isn't mute he says what you pick with the dialogue options. Now I definitely agree he should have been voiced he would be up there when it comes too COD protagonist. I would also love to see his backstory who's the voice in his head and why is it specifically a woman's voice was it his mom, sister someone else experimented on who died. I definitely want to see more of Case and his story.

[@all-caps3927]

It still was a great campaign - they had to setup next year's story I don't get what people expected. They did a good job imo - the missions were very fun towards the end and much more advanced than anything we've seen before

[@BullFrogFace]

I thoroughly enjoyed the whole campaign, though I found the lab where you’re fighting zombies and stuff to be unnecessary for this title. It made a lot more sense in Cold War. I’ve always hated the silent protagonist self insert thing every shooter does and it should’ve stayed dead after they made Mason an actual character

[@Ashrune_]

Anyone else think vorkuta was wasted. No dialogue options even from woods referencing mason and his time there, nothing there related to the number brainwashing. Only thing that remains there from black ops 1 aside from the map is the helicopter you take down with the harpoon rope.

[@Mi_tala]

even the map does not even remotely like vorkuta, it just a random generic artic base

[@SuperGoji616]

When I was loading into vorkuta reznovs plan just kept repeating in my head Grab the keys etc but I just wish we could have seen more

[@peppapig9833]

I did see that little ramp destroyed when everyone leaves that elevator into the little pit yard, where you have to hide behind the cart

[@Ashrune_]

@@Mi_tala theres a side by side comparison on KZbin alot of it is identical but some buildings have extra floors or changed slightly but the main building where you fight the shields (bo1) and then move upstairs to take the armoury is the exact same.

[@Ashrune_]

@@SuperGoji616 yeah even some subtle hints like step 1 - 8 scribbled on a wall would've made it so much better. I feel like they just made vorkuta to get the hype built up and nothing else l.

[@joec5680]

I think a game people aren’t realizing this campaign probably took inspiration from is Control. Secret headquarters and facilities of the government, trippy haunted workers, and the most iconic: the phone ringing.

[@yummy_the_braix]

@@joec5680 I thought the same thing playing through the campaign. very obviously took heavy inspiration from control specifically in the zombies mission.

[@12ww37]

Yeah this is basically Control but as an pure FPS

[@fulcrum6760]

@@12ww37This will keep us occupied before FBC Firebreak.

[@correct_lee]

Ive played pretty much every Remedy game. Control is absolutely amazing and comparing that to this game is heresy. Not saying if your finding similarities your wrong or anything just that Remedy is just on such another level of storytelling and gameplay that it hurts me to even put them in the same sentence. And that comes from someone who has played pretty much every cod campaign and enjoyed them. Except new mw3 that was just a money grab.

[@joec5680]

@ i mean, i’m not saying that they’re on par in terms of quality. ofc Remedy is infinitely better (although i think Control does have some flaws that keeps it from being my favorite Remedy game), but it’s very clear that in themes and environments, the Emergence mission in particular is very much like Control. it’s such a far cry from COD that it ends up being more like Control. possessed workers, keycards for clearance, the phone ringing, it even has a scientist that sounds much like the one in Control. even in Emergence, you’re looking for your test partner much like how Jesse is looking for her brother, except the genders are reversed.

[@Pakotugudugudugudugudugudugu]

Cod community when devs try something new:😡 Cod community when devs dont try something new:😡

[@neofulcrum5013]

Not inaccurate. Can’t please em all.

[@glitchingghost7560]

Can’t win them all can you now? these kids (ink) will only cry like it’s a achievement 😂

[@JustNel]

always... these content creators always do this shit

[@makokiller13]

I guarantee you Ink will say nothing to this comment. Any content creator would look at this scratching their heads in confusion. It's 100% true, but it will never break the viscous cycle KZbinrs have us all caught in...

[@Lunar-AnViFox]

I don't look up opinions on my fav cod creators before a cod release, simply so i can make my own opinion up first when i get it. All the fear mongering often clouds good games

[@J4nT3mpl4r]

People be hating in the campaign because it doesn't revolve around searching for the missiles for the umpteenth time.

[@SuperGoji616]

Bro this one got me😂

[@JFK60274]

​@@SuperGoji616 lol, fr.

[@Harrison27362]

This was the worst campaign ever

[@J4nT3mpl4r]

@@Harrison27362 cap. Vanguard is the worst.

[@Harrison27362]

@@J4nT3mpl4r nope vanguard as shit as it was, it actually resembles a cod campaign.

[@bl4ckdr4gontv93]

15:00 they keep adding loose ends, because the last time, someone said ,,Good, thats one less loose end'' it didnt end good for all involved

[@franciskalala3110]

Hey inkslaher, Troy Marshall does mention his father and it's not Bowman. In the last mission where, Troy mentions that he was 9 when his father returned from the Vietnam War (Troy was born in 1960 and therefore was 9 in 1969, and Joseph Bowman died in 1968, like you said in the video, you really have to play attention). In the open world mission in Iraq with Helen Park Troy did mention how it was rough for his old man.

[@trilogy3x]

This the comment I was looking for I commented the same thing but couldn’t remember what mission it was.

[@RZ_2K]

Yup. Remember that too. I was thinking to myself if bowman was in vietnam then realised he was but now you mentioned his death date yeah its definitely someone else. I personally dont think its anyone we know and more of a piece of troys past to make him more connected to the rest of the crew

[@all-caps3927]

Yeah - Bowman never returned from Vietnam after the Russian roulette scene so it can't be him.

[@hypeman1825]

Shouldn’t even need an explanation. Bowman never came back from Vietnam. Not to mention, I’m sure woods would have a better idea of who his son was had that been bowman’s kid.

[@Channel-io1di]

Lol I just beat the game and I don't even know who Troy and bowman are. I think i have adhd.

[@kytim89]

The writers of this game need to be given the reigns over the Modern Warfare storyline.

[@timholley4307]

Pretty sure both storyline might line up eventually, atleast I hope so😂 but you're right, this game's story telling is prob one of the best out of the reboots

[@kastovianHuman]

@@kytim89 the writing is not good in this game but all the other stuff is amazing

[@kastovianHuman]

@@timholley4307 people talked this since cold war and it never happend in reality because infinity ward is not interested in connecting the stories together

[@IWSFODD]

Please no. I don't want to do yet another 2 hours of forced puzzle solving, bullet-sponges, door openings with a creepy voice for companion. If i wanted to play Zombies, there is an entirely dedicated mode for a reason. And there are many other ways to make a "dark/black operation" rather than hallucinations/brain-washing. Even in Black Ops franchise, I don't recall Black Ops 2 needs to do any hallucinations and it is one of the better story to tell. Call of Duty campaign is there to immerse into military "combat missions", not playing mindtricks/inception.

[@itsrisexcel]

yes it is. you cant say its not.

[@irs_115]

Bo6 campaign is wayyy better then mw2 and 3 by a long shot. Those psychedelic missions by Treyarch are more interesting then mw2 and 3 where iw just plays the campaign way to safe

[@TheGoldenSwitch]

Ong. Then, on top of that, they killed off Soap because of something stupid!

[@icantthinkausername1136]

Treyarch and infinity ward have always been like this. Modern warfare games were classic military shooter games while black ops games were more deep and complicated

[@KevinHuangPhasorQuantaG]

Yeah, MW2 and 3 weren't even fun. The missions were very small scale and the gameplay took itself way too seriously. Whereas BO6 knew what it was and played to its strengths

[@hundobrick2737]

Not even close kid

[@golden_artist]

​@hundobrick2737 he's talking about the new mw2/3 the old ones probably won't be beat

[@yummy_the_braix]

Treyarch is always super creative and innovative with their campaigns compared to other cods it’s really awesome to see.

[@kastovianHuman]

@@yummy_the_braix raven not really treyarch

[@RaNgErs_Rep]

​@@kastovianHumanYea though I think they have some people at treyarch helping

[@dylancarthy3928]

I mean it’s not really innovative if they’ve pretty much done the same thing as bo3 and Cold War and mashed them together and got bo6

[@CalvinNoire]

It's Raven not Treyarch.

[@dae316]

Raven. They do good work. MW19 campaign/ black ops 6 campaign is definitely some of their best work.

[@BigRich1911]

There's one subtle thing about the campaign that turns me off when I think of it. Every time Woods mentions Raul Menendez, its as if he's dismissing him as just a "two-bit drug pusher" or "rich drug lord" and not the menacing Menendez we know. He doesn't hold any hate in his voice like Woods does when even mentioning him.

[@joya8292]

My copium is that Woods is trying to cope with the fact he lost Hudson and "lost" Mason

[@Ramsay666]

For me the campaign felt like a mix Of FARCRY and METALGEARSOLID. It’s a good campaign but I would be better if it had more throwbacks to previous Blackops campaigns. They could have added a Reznov Easteregg like they did in Cold War with Stiner.

[@michaeljones2162]

It's kinda sad when a story can only be good if it relies on using the past and nostalgia.

[@ugz9]

Its Far Cry: Hunting Session

[@joec5680]

@@michaeljones2162exactly. don’t get me wrong, these previous characters are all iconic to this franchise. but i really don’t want a campaign to just go “hey, remember this guy from our previous games?!” i want new characters and BO6 delivered on that, particularly with Marshall.

[@Ramsay666]

@@michaeljones2162 A throwback EASTEREGG is not relying on on the past to support the campaign it’s just a nice little thing for the players that been there years ago.

[@pretty_flaco]

na, not mgs…

[@nic2053]

Certain missions of black ops 6 feel like it was mission impossible. The gadgets, the stealth, the combat, and undercover. The people who made this game went to whole level.

[@andrewnguyen2234]

Gave off Mission Impossible x John Wick underworld vibes

[@Manakuski]

The campaign is made by Raven Software. Raven Software also made gems like Soldier of Fortune and Hexen :)

[@ardenhagman2148]

I wish there was a mission directly after Panama 1989. Also, we still don’t know who exactly was the mole that kravchenko mentioned

[@RozeRDLR]

Yeah that’s why I don’t like about the BO6 campaign. They advertised it as a direct sequel to BO2, implying it’s gonna follow a post bo2 plot. BO6 is a post bo2 story, but doesn’t follow the events of bo2 at all but instead has a Cold War story repeat which is lazy

[@liamgasser8062]

@@RozeRDLRthe direct sequel to black ops 2 is the next black ops.

[@matthewreynolds9711]

@@RozeRDLR it is a sequel, I’m most movies a sequel of a movie is a new plot with mentions of past movies that’s what it is, it doesn’t just leave it out, but it has ties to the main story so it still feel connect yet being its own new story

[@censingterror7329]

Right now I’m assuming Harrow was the mole but they really didn’t make her feel like it so I’m not sure

[@RozeRDLR]

@@matthewreynolds9711 I understand by definition it is a sequel. But it never answers anything that we’ve been wondering from bo2, the biggest question being who was the mole in the CIA feeding menendez intel? The story doesn’t answer this at all or pursue Menendez whatsoever. I get he isn’t caught until 2025 but they still could’ve done something involving Menendez or even hunting down Noriega again. Bo6 doesn’t continue the bo2 story, it takes some aspects and deviates from it, giving us a new story which isn’t bad at all, it’s ok, but the reason it’s hated is because it’s not the story we wanted and waited for all these years later

[@bricksteele7806]

I loved the open world, Iraq mission. Unfortunately, I hated everything that had to do with the psychological horror stuff.

[@b23gulf]

I loved the open world mission also ..I cleared everybody out ..I especially loved taking out the patrols

[@hypeman1825]

I like it.. but for only a certain period. It definitely was too dragged out. Should have been one or two keycards instead of four. The mission loses its IT factor when I’m bored and learned the formula of this mission and I’m not even half way through it. Plus case being experimented on went absolutely nowhere. Did have bioshock vibes to it though!..

[@BurianaStefan]

If I would've wanted to play bioshock I'd have done that. for me I dont really enjoy horror games or anything in which You just halucinate and wake up to nothing. It just tries to do so many things at once and You dont really grasp anything. I would have just rather kept shooting Pantheon soldiers left and right in Iraq with a t-72.

[@jarjarstinks4539]

2:58 B06 did open missions so much better than MW3

[@munkayttaja6913]

And there was only one of them which was good

[@ChattGM]

The "let me show you how it's really done" was so loud playing that mission. I couldn't help but chuckle at what I was actually about to dive into because I knew it was gonna be a lot better gameplay wise than what MW3 did. Whenever we have a bad experience, Treyarch always comes through as the perfect palate cleanse!!

[@giorgereid9216]

@@ChattGM are you talking about mw3 original? if so that campaign cant even be compared to bo6 lol activision focuses on more realistic but treyarch (actually raven who done the b06 campaign) has tried new things ever since the ghosts flop in my opinion raven is ruining the foundations off what made cod franchise, they really abandoned the classics big red today would give people ptsd

[@R4G3UNIVERSE]

I also wished for some more puzzles in the safe house. And would have loved if you could make your own guns in the weapons section and put them to use during the missions

[@ProGamer-lk9qw]

I was kinda sad we got that firing range outside and I couldn’t even use any guns on it like why?

[@craig2196]

I mean, To be a fair we're talking about the COD community here, and half the cod community thinks The guy at the end credit scene is Alex Mason. I Don't really blame them.

[@kurohaizaki8951]

The only reason why the 2nd Kuwait mission/airport mission is memorable for me is just because of Yuri Lowenthal present and looking like Yuri IRL just in CoD

[@rings2085]

Fr i caught onto that instantly

[@SuperGoji616]

Bro when I entered the airport my brain said remember no Russian bro and with the tank segment oh bro this is so good and it’s also disappointing becuase my friends don’t play the campaign they just play multiplayer so they won’t see how good this is

[@TheSkiga]

Lmaoo that mission when you collect the director key cards was soo spooky, I was shook with the sequence with mannequins acting like weeping angels lol. Then the segment with Jane Harrow tripping balls in that dark room with only flashlight, her zombie clones just moaning and groaning whilst coming after you lmaoo that freaked me out a bit. They def have talent to make some psychological horror thriller genre. Campaign overall was pretty decent, better than MW3 for sure. I really liked the desert mission with the SAS and the one with one of Saddam’s Palaces. Seeing Park and Sims back was cool too.

[@ninjagamer129]

Honestly I love these hallucination sequences

[@SuperGoji616]

When the disciple popped out of nowhere I legit shit myself same with the first section with the weeping angels

[@TheSkiga]

@@SuperGoji616yeah dude those weeping angel mannequins are fast as fuck lol

[@Harrison27362]

That mission was so shit, if that scared u then u must be 12

[@ninjagamer129]

@@Harrison27362 keep ur comments to ur self

[@Dead_Eye-23]

Might just be me but the mission with Adler and Sims felt like a battlefield campaign mission my opinion I think this campaign is worth playing

[@brutaldynamics1909]

After just completing the campaign, I must say that I agree completely with this video. However, this trend of CoD campaigns not feeling like "CoD", hasn't just started now, it has been like this for years. CoD creators just no longer want to make military campaigns. For some reason, no studio wants to make a CoD campaign about regular soldiers on the frontlines of convential wars. Regardless of the studio or subseries, all CoD games nowadays are about a small group of superheroes who save the world single-handedly. Nothing bad, but it's a far cry from the first 4-5 CoD games.

[@tylerferguson8659]

It was new. I actually think it’s nice. Kinda like the open fire missions done right. It adds replay ability

[@johnbenson3024]

I spent my first weekend 100% the campaign, thoroughly enjoyed the experience. I went to sleep at 4:30 am the the first night bc I didn’t realize that much time had passed.

[@johnbenson3024]

Troy Marshall’s lost parents/family was brought up I think twice, once with Sev and once with harrow where, and I could be remembering this wrong, she said she had worked with him so closely bc he could understand what she went through, however you want to interpret that

[@kastovianHuman]

The campaign was great from the gameplay, soundtracks, graphics and missions but the main villain was really weak, for a campaign that was longer than 6h we only had one villain compared to mw2019 we got hadir, barkov, butcher and the wolf but this campaign was shorter than bo6

[@duainewade6522]

The only thing good about the villain was that we know how Hudson was found out because he was going tell the CIA that there was a paramilitary group about to take over the cia

[@joec5680]

to be honest though, even though MW19 had more villains, i feel like they were way weaker not just compared to BO6 but to many other COD campaigns. i actually remember this being a common criticism of the story. Hadir was by far the best. Barkov barely had any on-screen time. I feel like he was wasted. Al-Qatala’s violins were just plain weak though. the Wolf basically didn’t matter and the most the Butcher is known for is the torture scene and him shooting a kid that ran through smoke. Half of these villains will never be remembered in the vain of Menéndez, Hudson (to some extent), or even Shepherd who just appeared in one game. I think the villain in this campaign as a whole isn’t just Harrow, it’s the Pantheon too.

[@terryselleyjr4749]

⁠​⁠@@joec5680good point but I don’t think Hudson was a villain and you’re forgetting the GOAT Makarov

[@ابا_عبيدة]

And Raul Menéndez​@@terryselleyjr4749

[@all-caps3927]

the MW19 had fun mission but a way too simple story that we've heard a million times and is unoriginal. It is very overrated imo. Cold War and BO6 both have better campaigns

[@Iwx_02]

people forget that we also crave a storyline, A good campaign... Something that most of us grew up with when all we had was story based games, I didn't get wifi until 2011/2012 so all I could do was run campaign, spec ops/zombies over the years when cod would drop.

[@TheTlMEWARP]

Bought the game solely for the campaign and was not disappointed at all.

[@llluminatixx7]

Same!

[@Carlito_Brigante93]

🤦🏻‍♂️😂

[@pretty_flaco]

campaign 1, zombies 2…. fuck multi 😂

[@Carlito_Brigante93]

@@pretty_flaco it’s a pos

[@Carlito_Brigante93]

@@pretty_flaco campaign and zombies is garbage 🤣🤣

[@WHIKKEDDDD]

i really liked the changes they decided to go for. i’m down for them to try new things. all here for it actually

[@waldo829]

Honestly, emergence and the mission on 6:13 scared the living he'll out of me

[@ChandlerRFink]

Lets talk about the fact that halfway through this game turned into a fucking horror game.

[@chironspublicspeechchannel9585]

I just wish we kept campaign and multiplayer separate honestly. If I want to play Multi then I'll play that for the arcade fun, but I don't want to be forced to play Warzone just so I can continue the campaign

[@Jimmylikehalo]

I think because this is nothing like a normal cod campaign is why i like it so much

[@starflame2790]

Same, there is so much variety with the missions with some feeling like call of duty, and others feeling different like the lab mission with zombies, the casino heist and the MK Ultra mission.

[@JFK60274]

W treyarch, L sledgehammer, matter of fact its not even a hammer, its a plastic broom

[@HannielAsangma]

​@@JFK60274why you shitting on a studio that did not even get time to make a game bcuz of Activision.

[@JFK60274]

@@HannielAsangma because the studio has got a history of making shitty remakes ahem ahem. Vanguard..ahem ahem

[@munkayttaja6913]

​@@JFK60274they didn't wanna make vanguard, they were working on a different project set in the near future, but Activision "said hell no, make a ww2 game" and at that point they didn't even have much time left. It's not their fault. They are capable of making a good story if Activision let's them do what they actually want, we saw that with ww2 and AW

[@heyoitsmr_brz3359]

I really really liked the bio lab mission made me feel like I was playing a horror game

[@milkthatsbagged]

I think its pretty unanimous that for gameplay variety and what not, BO6 is up there as some of the best the COD franchise has seen. The two main issues with this game IMO is how everything within the story feels disjointed (as you stated) with it feeling like they thought of some cool ideas and then threw it all together with little care of how it would mesh together and with how it greatly departures from the tone and identity of not only the modern ish black ops games along with the cod franchise overall. The black ops franchise is known for grounding itself in real world history and then twisting it in interesting ways to create an engaging narrative that feels more gritty and real with it presenting a more grey morality. Bo1 highlighted the psychological impact that the war in Vietnam along with the shady actions of different government agencies had on the individual with Alex Mason. It presented characters from all sides as being more morally grey highlighting how sketching some of the stuff they were doing was. This is emphasised in the later games with BO2 and BOCW with bell and with MK ultra. For the modern-ish era of black ops games, they usually ground their antagonists with real life parallels (as fictious as they may be presented) with the soviets in bo1, soviets and drug cartels in bo2 (for its past stuff), and then Perseus but also the CIA (depending on what route you do). The games also usually tie their narratives to real life locations and events happening during their respective eras. While stuff regarding organized crime was happening in this era in the meddaterian region, BO6 fictionalizes the events, locations and the people involved (to my knowledge) which in a series that grounds itself in history feels off. They also try and make everyone in the main crew be the "good guys". Sev is literally an assassin for a crime family who has killed up to hundreds of people a good chunk being innocent yet that's brush off because she felt bad over someone she knew getting killed. Felix is literally the trope of the bad german guy who is good because he identifies what he did was bad so now he's gonna overcorrect for it. I get they were trying to do that 80s spy thriller thing of having characters from different backgrounds becoming a ragtag team but that paired with the cheezy cringey af dialogue makes everything feel so flat and one note with its overeliance on cliches. They had this interesting thing going where they were showing how sociopathic Adler is but last minute said nah While there were real events and moments in the gulf war that bo6 was tied to, they weren't used nearly as well compared to the previous bo games. There was a number of questionable aspects regarding this conflict with its motives along with certain events such as the highway of death incident that were completely neglected when this franchise is known to address these topics to some degree (they literally showed the highway of death in mw2019 though they changed the narrative from the us doing it to the russians). It's antagonist of pantheon, feels really generic and weak with it not being connected/inspired to any real-life groups. The idea of it being someone in the CIA works with the time period, they could of had it being some corrupt group in the CIA paid off by corperations to do the Gulf War for oil money. They literally show the eye of providence throughout the trailers and games, the antagonists could have been the Illuminati. This would have addressed real life issues with this conflict and would have been more interesting overall then just, the CIA has been bad, lets not make it bad by doing extremist stuff. I get that BO6 was trying to do a spy thriller deal but it departs too much from the war game identity set up by cod and disregards the identity and tone set up by the black ops franchise with its attention to deal to history and the grey morality of it during its respective time periods. Cold War is a great example of how to balance and integrate these spy thriller ideas while keeping it faithful to the war game identity that franchise has

[@JkEcoXD]

Said it way better than I could. The fact that they emphasized a lot on the fact that it was taking place during the Gulf war and yet maybe only one mission I think had something that actually did with the war was just a waste. I saw someone comment on a different video that was from Kuwait and said that the game got banned in their county all because they had missions in the same area.

[@imembridibuddha]

Perfect explanation. The main point of this is that you can really feel the absence of the original writer (or co-writer) in BO6, David Goyer, the one who worked on BO1, BO2 and BOCW. The only things that BO6 do better is level design and variety. Lore, ties to real-world events/conspiracies, ARGs, morally grey themes, there's none of this. The "mindfuck" element this time around is nothing more than a filler, as the Emergency mission could be removed from the game and the story wouldn't change one bit. The reveal trailers got me hyped because there was a lot of real-world footage, political themes and cryptic conspiracies. This is not what BO6 turned out to be.

[@BreadPittAAAAHHHH]

Yes, finally someone who gets it

[@BurianaStefan]

So real. I just hate the way they throw away the idea of being a covert operations special forces operator, basically discarding the legacy of the BO series. Instead, you become a mentally unstable psychopath who hallucinates as if he's in a Bioshock game plus I haven't even seen or heard of case for one second during the entire game. Don’t get me wrong, some elements were fantastic and should be implemented in the upcoming BO games, such as the hideout base concept. Also, Marshall was genuinely a well-written character. But basically, Treyarch fucked it up really badly with this one by refusing to make a COD game altogether. It might be a great game but definitely not what I paid for.

[@TRHitz]

i dont get how marshall wasnt the one we were playing... why is he even the face of black ops 6 but we play as someone else instead

[@bomboclaaat92]

tbf adler was the face of Cold War but we played as bell

[@hypeman1825]

@@bomboclaaat92Yeah but bell had more of a presence and was tied better into the overall story than Case was. He might as well have never even been in the story. His biggest connections were the excitements done to him but.. like.. it goes NOWHERE lol. Can take it out of the story and it changes literally nothing.

[@bomboclaaat92]

@@hypeman1825 Case was so shit bro ion even know what they were cooking w this game the sad thing is the game engine is actually so good and fun they just fucked up the story

[@hypeman1825]

@ Eh I’d say it’s a hit and miss. I wouldn’t call it a bad story though. Still the best campaign since Cold War. Definitely not as good as Cold War though obviously. I will say case was absolutely pointless though. Like with Bell there was a point and a payoff.

[@bomboclaaat92]

@@hypeman1825 Wasn't really a black ops game and more of an action spy movie imo

[@dan_da_man7928]

I can appreciate their intention for a good story, but I think it’s too open for an ending. In Cold War, we saw the end of the Perseus green light plot and had only 2 questions: - who actually lived? (Answered pretty quickly that Adler lives) - what’s Perseus’s next move? (Answered with stitch) This campaign still has so many questions: - who actually survived the helicopter fight - who killed harrows parents - who actually got Hudson and mason killed? (More specific than just pantheon) - is mason actually dead? - how were the chemicals dealt with after livingstone evacuated the capitol - etc It’s just too broad for casuals who don’t follow post launch story, and I’m afraid people are gonna have another “well I want in that tank” Moment in the next black ops campaign

[@BlueLeprechaun15]

Apparently they'll tell some of it through warzone I guess

[@tecnicstudios]

A big issue is that despite after going to the facility and the voice guiding you through, she doesn't talk besides the very end. She should have had more lines.

[@anime2realdrawings]

This is the best campaign of the new era easily. Gun fire, upgrades, story, zombies, plot twist, mystery, the cool little safes, the drama, and just excitement

[@Guard-703]

I’m playing the campaign on veteran and the most wanted escape part with the dirt bikes almost made me lose my shit lol

[@chironspublicspeechchannel9585]

Felt that, my first run through of the campaign was on Veteran, and those humvees drove me through the wall.

[@OfficialBambii]

In my opinion what makes an awesome Call of Duty campaign is Engaging storyline, Character development and how dangerous is the threat. I’m disappointed because I didn’t feel none of that during my play through.

[@rings2085]

You played a different game then. I got all of that. Dont get me wrong, it was definitely much more subdued than the likes of Raul Menendez and Cordis Die and Dragovich with Nova 6, but it was still there. In end, I genuinely feared for Neuman's life cus i liked him a lot. There was all of that, just not as muxh as the greats

[@channel45853]

I agree, the game missions in a vacuum is fun but when it comes together, you realize story wise, BO6 isn't hitting as good as Cold War, 1 or 2.

[@sophiacole61]

to me case feels like an amazing character and probably my 2nd fav character in black ops 6 first one is marshall, hope case is alive and hope that he becomes a skin or something in multplayer

[@GoogleUs3r4]

I have doubts considering we never got Bell as an operator.

[@warboy-vr3rm]

​@GoogleUs3r4 gee probably because we see Bell die, but we don't know if case died

[@GoogleUs3r4]

@@warboy-vr3rm I'm just saying that it's not a very likely chance we get him as an operator. Edit: Plus that excuse doesn't make sense, considering Lazar died and he became on operator.

[@channel45853]

How?

[@TheBumblebee2000]

I kinda expected there would be a story twist about mastermind at some point in BO6, and it did. The campaign is creative in story writing and combination of game modes, I enjoy it

[@AN-wp6fn]

Bruh complete opposite feel, it’s an absolute chore to do non stop scavenger hunts, I was just sprinting through trying to get it over with.

[@Gigachad_knight]

It’s like I’m playing black ops 3 all over again with these mind trips

[@RaNgErs_Rep]

A slight mistake you made Ink. Troy did mention his father to Harrow in the last mission.

[@Inkslasher]

Where was that I didn’t see that also what did he say?

[@Dav6607]

​@@InkslasherDuring the mission 'Seperation Anxiety' in the first part where you're doing the scavenge hunts [TEA PARTY] [DESK] [HIGHEST SCORE] etc. Etc. Troy said 'Your parents pushed you hard, I remember.' Jane: "It wasn't a bad thing. Firm but gentle.." Troy: "My daddy came home from Vietnam when I was nine. Broken." (I probably didn't get the Jane line right, but I double checked it. Troy did say this)

[@CalebNewcomb-cq2ve]

It’s a freaking acid trip. You try to stop evil lady from releasing bath salts on everyone 😂

[@Landscape_]

We need more games like this campaing but way more in this direction, a more personal approach

[@klocper]

The campaign kinda felt like Splinter Cell, where each mission instead of answering questions about a conspiracy ends with "But wait, there is more."

[@rings2085]

Amd thats a bad thing? Black Ops are stealthy shit, thats what they are and the whole premise of the Black Ops franchise is you finding more and more of an ever evolving conspiracy. It just didnt feel like that here cus Activision are assholes and we couldn't get a all encompassing ending with answers

[@BenJ-h6l]

Honestly gameplay wise this campaign is clear of maybe every other cod. I think the ending could have been a little better but really enjoyed it start to finish. I love how unique each mission is.

[@all-caps3927]

yeah the missions themselves will go down as some of the most innovative ever. So much better gameplay wise compared to Bo2 or Bo3

[@BreadandToast]

@@all-caps3927 Bo3's campaign shouldn't even exist lol. "Train go boom"

[@all-caps3927]

@@BreadandToast yeah probably the worst campaign ever tbh. Worse than 2023 MW3 imo and maybe worse than Vanguard

[@Mr18bence]

I love that they made this type of cod campaign. First of all thank you to the developers. Secondly, I would also wanted some questions answered in this game and dont want to wait for black ops 7

[@zanebrownmusic]

some of the Biggest Flaws in the story IMO was The Harrow Twist of Her Being a James Bond Level Super Villain with really No Big Motive just the "CIA Killed Her Parents" and then we're lead to believe in the Mk Ultra Mission She was Either Brainwashed or Just Bi-Polar. i also Think what was Heavily Relied on in Marketing that really didn't go anywhere was there wasn't any Lean ends to BO2. Nothing on Raul, Nothing on Mason, Not even the satisfaction getting the actual Mole behind Mason and Hudson's Deaths. Hell I expected Us to get a more somber Woods That's Still Grieving and struggling over what happened in Panama. though him talking about wanting to raise David was Great. i also want to point out that Marshall Does In Fact Mention his dad but just in one line of dialog, and that's during the Harrow "Separation" mission where she's seeing Vorkuta and Marshall Bring up That his "Oldman Came Back from Nam Broken" But again that's all we get...so basically nothing. but with all that being said i thought the campaign Was Great and really look forward for what they have Cooking up in the Future.

[@Db-ni2ug]

“No big motives” the cia killed her parents dawg what other motives does she need 💀

[@rings2085]

Harrow is one person. But shes heavily manipulated thats it. Harrow was a perfectly fine character. She wanted to figure out what happened to her parents and was spoonfed doctored information and lies that were true to her. The whole Mk-Ultra serum is Marhsall talking to the younger Harrow the one he knew, the one that basically was good without all the lies that tied her down. Adler said his serum could cause Schizophrenia and such, that was that. The serum was fucking with her brain and allowing a fragmented version talk to Marshall and reveal her secrets. Thats all iy was. Pantheon just manipulated her big time

[@calumguilfoyle6338]

When Harrow stabs Woods she’s says don’t worry your suffering will be over soon I took that as she was one of the moles in the cia

[@zanebrownmusic]

@@calumguilfoyle6338 I took that as Mocking Woods age and State of health. Mainly how he’s stuck behind the desk and not really being able to fight effectively anymore, or Half the man he was. So it was more of a Mercy Killing in her eyes.

[@all-caps3927]

her parents dying isn't a good enough motive on top of being manipulated by Pantheon? She wanted revenge - that made total sense to me. And the uninsured questions were always going to be out there so people buy next year's game. That shoudl'nt be a surprise

[@user-xe7ky9pb4b]

After playing that one mission with zombies unit I nowknow that we need a separate linear zombies campaign with bosses and puzzles.

[@TankTheDragon]

It felt like Call of Duty and James Bond co-wrote a story. The places, the uncertainty of not being sure who to trust, the high tech gadgets, even the villain's plan felt like a Bond villain's plot... almost fitting that Treyarch developed the Quantum of Solace game back in 2008 that they made another secret agent game

[@all-caps3927]

This campaign was so different and that is why I really enjoyed playing it. Gameplay and engagement wise it blows EVERY single other call of duty out of the water - every mission felt fresh, was easy to follow, and in some cases actually forced you to think and were complicated by COD standards which inadvertently helped you understand the story as you are forced to think. I also love the fact that you can genuinely approach missions in so many ways, not a like a silly open combat mission, but actually choosing between being discrete or going guns ablaze and I loved that. I thought it was gimmicky when they mentioned that initially in the campaign walk through but they genuinely translated that very well into the campaign - every play style is accommodated. This ultimately leads to a campaign that is far from monotonous like campaigns of old, most notably and comparably Black ops 2, which was written brilliantly but had a horridly monotonous play through experience. The characters all felt strong and well written and acted too and they added to the story very well in addition to all of that. The writing as a whole wasn't anything particularly mind-blowing - but generally so much better than recent campaigns. I really don't understand people getting frustrated at the lack of answers. They : 1. Need a story to continue throughout the seasons. 2. Have to maintain interest for the next game which will be closely linked to this one. And I think the game far makes up for this by the sheer amount of (what I think will become) very iconic missions: CIA black site mission, Casino mission, Biotechnology department mission and most notably the Jane Harrow backstory. The only CODs I can think of with more iconic mission are BO1 and the original MW2 of course. Am I frustrated that this story didn't really solve much of BO2, include Raul Menedez, talk more and reminisce in Vorkuta, tell us who the mole was or talk about Alex Mason: yes of course - but I understand they're moving away from that era of COD and hopefully they solve everything by next year, but it was admittedly quite disappointing narratively that a lot of answers weren't answered and it doesn't feel like past events in the timeline were acknowledged that much. I don't ever stick up for Activisions BS - but they deserve the flowers for this one. For once a COD campaign feels like a worthy game mode that isn't just written well but actually plays well and is engaging and non-monotonous. Well done trey arch.

[@wobbletherat7282]

I loved this campaign

[@elucidate1570]

So did I. Funny thing is, all the people complaining about it would still be complaining if they didn't try something new. There's just no satisfying people... Smh.

[@andrewnguyen2234]

@@elucidate1570I think it’s because they still had unanswered stuff like who murdered her parents and who was the true mole behind Panama

[@TheDgamesD]

i love how they also acknowledge and pay little homages to the Call of Duty Black ops (DS) title, all the little mini games you find? like the code system, radio tuning, etc, all originated in that title. as well as a few characters mentioned in the lore. Finally nodding fully to that storyline was nice :).

[@MillBRoo]

Well I sure hated the coding system. After the first door I was already annoyed. If i wanted a coding system I'd play an actual stealth game

[@frankr1375]

Gameplay was great but can we wrap up something DAMN I’m so tired of the open ended question to sale the next game. Literally nothing was wrapped up in this game. Nothing definitive in bell(not that big a deal). Jane motivation was weak for her being the big bad. No type of emotional connection with my playable character. A flash back mission where you have to play as Adler when he has to go dark and escape to the new safe house, and then we start current day with the first actual mission would have been amazing. GAMEPLAY 8/10, STORY 4/10.

[@mrbadoochie1555]

That would’ve been better then the Temu ocean 6 mission

[@frankr1375]

@@mrbadoochie1555 1000% 😂

[@joec5680]

what else needs to be wrapped up about Bell? we know absolutely everything. he died. that’s it.

[@frankr1375]

@@joec5680 never definitively stated. But I’m not really hung up on the bell dynamic. Curious, scale 1-10 what would you rate the story?

[@joec5680]

@@frankr1375 well, it’s clearly indicated that the ending where bell dies is the canon ending, given that you’re killing everyone else. and given that adler is alive, it’s only fair to assume that bell died. even treyarch confirmed it prior to this game’s release. i give the story a 7.5-8/10. i liked the twists and the settings the game takes you to, but there’s some inconsistencies and unanswered things, that i’ll agree on. but they’re not so big that it ruined my immersion much. it’s a cool plot nevertheless. 10/10 for gameplay though. by far the best out of all COD campaigns.

[@theone9930]

My thought process behind the missions like the Gala mission, is due to the KGB mission's praise in Cold War, Treyarch decided to fill this campaign with a bunch of missions like it.

[@Locotuara9]

People don’t understand that the whole black ops games have always been trippy af

[@MillBRoo]

oh yeah because cod bo has always had trashy trippy stories

[@barniehd8358]

​@@MillBRooyeah cause having an imaginery friend is not considered trippy

[@IAmLeMonke]

​@MillB999 yeah dude, nothing trippy about a black ops CIA agent being mind broken into a triple agent by the CIA, Russians, and a bit character from an old Call of Duty into killing the president and orchestrating a rogue raid on a chemical weapons facility

[@Carlito_Brigante93]

We understand that It’s an absolute generic cringe fest. Yes that’s what this campaign is

[@MillBRoo]

@@barniehd8358 What? Lol

[@tim6it989]

Im a gamer who stopped playing cod years ago. Not because I didn't like it, but I honestly just couldn't keep up anymore. However, I do enjoy seeing gamers love the campaign.

[@REVPERxGRIM]

The campaign isn’t what I asked for, but it’s what I needed

[@Godzilla360]

*Control 3:39. The whole mission is a straight rip off of Control. But i loved Control so I didn't mind much

[@KevinHuangPhasorQuantaG]

The campaign overall was on par with Cold War and MW2019, but the unanswered questions really annoy me. The huge variation in gameplay was what made it for me, i loved having the stealthier infiltration missions, mindfuckery missions, and all-out battle missions in the same game.

[@SuperGoji616]

I mean but the mystery of the story has been in the blood of black ops every since it’s inception

[@all-caps3927]

it had to have unanswered question : 1. to answer in the later seasons 2. to get people to buy next year's bo2 sequel

[@ChattGM]

Same feelings. As I was getting closer to the end I'm like man there's still loose threads that need to be followed up on. I was so hooked and invested. I know everyone doesn't like when the story continues in Warzone but I'm hoping Treyarch continues the story throughout all the seasonal updates and don't discontinue it to show off skins and bundle advertisements. I enjoyed the CW story continuation after that campaign so I'm eager for BO6's story to continue so we have more added excitement for the next BO's sequel.

[@SuperGoji616]

@ I do see what your saying but black ops had always had loose ends that can be tied at any time it’s why people love the Fnaf story so much

[@m3m3w1zard6]

I got a bo6 ad while watching this

[@Duckyisntfunny]

Hey Ink, do you think you could make a vid on the voice in case’s head? When I was playing the emergence mission, I was intrigued by the voice tell us a little bit about his background.

[@RZ_2K]

The voice was Harrow. She was part of the experiments and likely was the figurehead behind it, or was a test subject and got infected with cradle. But its definitely her

[@hunterking6033]

And yet it was awesome. I loved it. This built off a lot of stuff that started in Cold War. The variety helped keep me invested. This is one time where not getting what I expected was a treat.

[@Nooneishereonlyme]

7:28 well i disagree because it is still a call of duty

[@Nunyabiznez69]

Tell me you're a brainless parrot without saying you're a brainless parrot

[@Lado423]

Just beat the campaign. You totally nailed it man. It was refreshing and well executed. Zombies is good too. I'm not touching MP lol.

[@FireCheeks]

I don’t even compare the campaigns of this decade to the last since the franchise evolved, I simply remember Cold War was the last fun campaign until this one, the ones after CW were short, boring, repetitive and especially lazy MW3 set the bar LOW. BO6 has so much variety and it’s so unique it’s almost like they looked back at BO3 and corrected what was wrong with it, 8.5/10 because that climax was meh

[@JkEcoXD]

I don't think I'd call it an evolution. I'd honestly rate the campaign alone like a 6 or 7/10. If we say. It's definitely a below standard game when you compare it to its predecessors. They need to take a step back and work more on character development, cause barely any older fans actually care about the new gen characters.

[@ajarmetta]

I hated this campaign if i want to play resident evil i would play it i just like to run and gun with sick set pieces not do puzzles and open world shit infinite warfare did it the best

[@imembridibuddha]

@@JkEcoXD Adler is a good character though. Hudson 2.0

[@FireCheeks]

@ that’s your opinion but it’s for sure 1000 times better than MW3

[@munkayttaja6913]

​@@ajarmettathat means ur braindead and don't actually care about story, u just wanna shoot bad guys.

[@andrewnguyen2234]

This entire campaign gave off Mission Impossible mixed with John Wick underworld vibes. Loved it, but wished they revealed who killed Jane’s parents and who the true Panama mole was.

[@anonymousaccount5262]

Warzone seasonal cutscenes will show probably

[@zaidnaimat2694]

idc what yall saying this campaign is fire i like the new way of playing

[@jkbscopes1233]

my exact wordss were "really feels like they didnt want to make a cod game with how many stealth sections are in this game"

[@rosedade3182]

Black OPS... It's Black ops always left with more questions than answers.. 10/10 refresh game design. Pretty good gun play. Awesome story.

[@JFK60274]

I liked the campaign, but it wasnt a 10, it give it a 8.3

[@RadiatUA]

The mission where we get the 4 cards felt like a Wolfenstein game

[@bradenpetty3828]

Theres no way anybody enjoyed this campaign.

[@fei8838]

about Troy Marshall, I play an open worlds mission and Troy has a conversation with adler about Vietnam and he talked that his father died in Vietnam in the years 1968.

[@Error-000]

Case and Harrow in season 4 be like: We were never in that helicopter

[@milesgreen4801]

To me, the campaign felt more like it was centered more around teaching you mechanics you would use in multiplayer more so then giving a worthy story with heart pumping action and eciting cinematics and set pieces. You had the yacht mission which was "stealth" but more like "this is how you take down players from behind." The open sand and palace mission was basically there to teach you how to use vehicles and score streaks. The zombie mission gave you a feel for how you would go about playing zombies online. The campaign was pretty much a big ass training session.

[@APZ-sm7wv]

This game really is something we all finally deserved. I haven’t finished it yet but just finished the emergence mission. That mission was not at all expected and as a 32 year old man I have no problem admitting that on initial start it scared the living shit out of me

[@SuperGoji616]

Yeah and I think the main reason a lot of people don’t get the story is because they skip all the cutscenes and then they have no idea how they got there or what they are doing which is sad

[@ariaz16]

I have hope since its made by Raven they will have story based seasonal cutscenes unlike mw3 since Raven deals with WZ

[@Japixx]

I was expecting Gulf War related campaing but got some control zombie type shit. After first zombies uninstalled hard

[@johnpauldriskill8737]

Why though it’s one of the coolest missions we’ve ever gotten in COD

[@mikeycraig8970]

Pansy

[@MisterDragon_]

can't wait for another "warzone will have to answer all of the questions and if you don't play it you'll have to idea what happened previously!" that's plagued all of the recent campaigns (mw19, mw22, mw23, BOCW, and now BO6)

[@toby9364]

Best campaign since Cold War imo

[@mman6859]

Just finished it yesterday after finishing the dark matter grind and it’s a great campaign tbh. I’d put it in the top 5 cod campaigns and it now has my favorite mission of all time in a cod

[@jasonlou2013S]

This is the best call of duty in years, man.

[@Carlito_Brigante93]

😂

[@JustGonnaChangeToWhatsNew]

Not a high bar

[@demonicgalaxy740]

You drunk aren't you?

[@ivanspasov9831]

I did enjoy it, maybe it’s not a game for all but I appreciate the willingness to of cod to experiment

[@MrBlueHaze]

I could do without the zombie tripping nonsense and we never find out the true mastermind behind Cradle.

[@rings2085]

So you dont like innovation, is that it? The zombie tripping makes the Cradle dangerous. As Case we're not shooting anything. We're going insane running around chasing ghosts and keycards. Imagine that being dropped into DC. The 5000 ppl it would infect would see everyone around them as zombies and they'd all go crazy trying to defend themselves. With Nova 6 we had it's effect on our boi Petrenko. We saw what N6 did. We have Case and the recordings for the Cradle

[@MrBlueHaze]

@ Save zombies for the zombie mode I brought the game thinking that it would have a controversy about the Persian Gulf war and like WW2, Other BOps centered in Vietnam and Cold War would be about historical conflicts. I forget which one but it seemed like a rehash of one the futuristic BOPS I forget which one but it was one of the wall running super jump ones with the inception mind bending crap that wasn’t needed. So I disagree about it being innovative just the same old some old with a Halloween spooky theme addded to it. If you like it good for you but is sucked for me as far as my opinion just as you have an opinion. Persian Gulf war had plenty of stories that could have been told, Delta hunting down Hussein and all the jokers on the cards, Hooking up with the Kurds through BOPS, looking for the WMDs and so on. It seems like the first mission was going that way then it careened off into some Zombie nonsense. Why in the world would the US create a zombie weapon shut it down and not santize it with crazed people not actually zombie still running around underground in the lab. Because as you know mannequins cannot hurt you unless you hurt yourself but crazy people can. But crazy people would die out within a few days , plus his team hear all of the shootings going on, no monitors, no assistance, and just nonsense for me because the lab had been closed for TEN years. But I do enjoy the multiplayer very much.

[@jpedrao4331]

​@@MrBlueHazeAgree

[@jacksondaniels8169]

All the zombie and psychedelic cut scenes and game play were enough for me to finish the game disappointed enough to never play this years version ever again. May even turn into a GS trade-in.

[@ShovelFighterAC]

When I played the beta, the game gave me James Bond vibes, especially with SCUD giving me a GoldenEye feel. And that's exactly what I got from the campaign. It was like a Blend of Old James Bond games mixed with CoD with a few wacky hallucination missions. It was great tbh. Makes me really want a new Singleplayer FPS bond game.

[@dylanjohns8409]

Definitely a fun campaign and definitely different than what we’re used to. However I feel like it lacked something. And majority of missions aren’t missions where I’d play again whereas the devs said different. To me it didn’t even feel like a cod campaign. At times it was way too stealthy which is surprising to me because I tend to like stealth but it felt like majority of missions were like this. Also the constant hallucination missions. Cool feature but certainly not everyone’s cup of tea.

[@SALTINECRACKUH]

I can’t believe this game and the last game cost the same

[@hungryyy-qs9407]

The might costed the same but the development time is not

[@omen_thaend]

I'm not gonna lie, i was not expecting anything that came out of this campaign. i was truly amazed by how many different things you could do, how many weapons you could use in certain combinations! and the team this campagin!??? mann!!!! amazingg!!!!! i haven't started zombies yet but my favorite weapon so far? the homing knife! being able to hold and control that thing!!! and the ads mechanic, the focus, the slow motion, same thing with the stim!!!! absolutely astonishing mechanics!

[@MaliciousAggravator]

BO6 doesn't feel like your standard CoD campaign, and that's a VERY GOOD thing.

[@mistaJ.]

You know nothing what makes cod good in the first place

[@rings2085]

​@@mistaJ.And you do? How do you know this person doesnt? Ive personally played all of em and I agree with them. It felt like a return to form with the modern feel. In the way that theres actual unexpected twists and turns in a real world setting based in history. We got that. I just dont think you exactly understand what was going on in the story. Even Ink got a lot wrong

[@mistaJ.]

@@rings2085 Yea I ain’t reading all of that. Play all the cods from the Xbox 360 gen for a good campaign.

[@imembridibuddha]

@@MaliciousAggravator not when zombies become canon.

[@johnpauldriskill8737]

@@mistaJ.sounds like you’re just nostalgic every cod campaign from Cod 4 to Ghost feels the exact same minus a few outliers

[@evillink1]

It took me till like the 4th mission to realize what they were doing. What a love letter to the genre this was. If you've been playing FPS games for over twenty years like I have, you appreciate it even more.

[@Soliderboy-04]

Campaign was amazing way better then mw2 and Cold War I had more fun in this campaign then the last 5 years

[@correct_lee]

This is like some hero campaign, didn’t feel at all like you were a cog in a greater scheme but that you were the operator. The entire story revolves around the characters and how amazing they’re supposed to be.

[@HexTacobell]

Best campaign in a while. I could actually play it and finish it on day one while mw2 and mw3 sit halfway done still because I already know its bad from videos 😂

[@OrbitSloth]

I’m actually enjoying this. The new style gives you the option to be more creative in the way you choose to tackle missions.