Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Review | Pleb Tier

[@Patrician]

Please bear in mind that I had 5 subscribers when I uploaded this video.

[@Kyle-rq1sr]

Shows that you had quality from the start then.

[@useless2482]

No

[@howtomundane3109]

Mission accomplished. Good work!

[@lostastronaut3632]

Still entertaining

[@andrazprelec8263]

​​@@lostastronaut3632if not accurate Unlike the enemies

[@lukedufaur5368]

5:54 The TV station fight is not based on time, instead enemies will cease respawning once the RPG troops on the second story of the "arena" have been killed and the player has moved across to the opposite side of the room to where they enter. This is the case with most enemies in the game, where their respawns are tied to how far the player has advanced in the level. The intention, along with the grenade/rpg spam (especially in the US Marines levels) seems to be to encourage the player to be aggressive and move forwards constantly rather than methodically clearing rooms and streets. MW2 changes this by removing enemy respawns almost entirely and significantly reducing the number of enemies with explosives, which lets you methodically clear most of the game from a safe distance, which is one of the reasons why it's so much easier than MW1. 7:40 The Second Russian Civil War isn't really fleshed out that much in game, and there can be a lot of confusion because both the Loyalists and Ultranationalists wear the hammer and sickle. But the Loyalists themselves aren't Communists, the pins like on Kamarov's hat are used to this day in the Russian army out of tradition. The Ultranationalists use a red and black hammer and sickle flag which is also featured in MW2 in the Gulag mission. Even 14 years after I first played it, I still hold the opinion that MW1 is an excellent game. It certainly has flaws, and it can feel unfair at times. But it's fun, and the atmosphere and writing is a lot better than most triple AAA fpses including it's sequel (although that isn't saying much).

[@aykansozugecer8743]

I played this game when I was a little kid with no english and loved it. Still, to this day I think this was the most fun I had playing a single-player shooter game. Back then I didn't understand the story other than Zakhaev=evil and middle east=war, and didn't feel the need. I felt symphaty towards the NPCs that were always around me, like Gaz, Nikolai, Griggs, Ramirez, and felt bad when they got killed in the end or captured. This game was perfect for people like myself, it makes you constantly hyped over something whether it be your teammates dying dramatically, or your ship is about to sink and you have to get out in time, or there are some nukes that you need to stop. It was a lot of brainless fun. Growing up and trying to make sense out of games made me not enjoy things I used to enjoy, and that sucks :/

[@tio_john]

@JustDev the flaws are the most fun part

[@TheFloodFourm]

I think you nailed it perfectly.

[@joko49perez]

The budget to feature other games joke is top notch. Also the tires spawning with each kill reminds me of how Ross modded Wolfenstein to make everyone have pumpkin heads during its game dungeon episode.

[@wesleyeberly228]

That’s a in game option

[@Patrician]

Specifically, it's a cheat you unlock by finding collectibles in the levels

[@joko49perez]

Thanks, I never played MW, or pretty much any 6th gen game or newer that can't run on a potato pc.

[@Afrafasti]

Zakhaev never died he was just tired.

[@aelius3805]

He got really sleepy just like Gaz. That's how he came back in MW2. Gaz-er I mean Ghost.

[@SobeCrunkMonster]

@Aelius ….just no

[@SomeGuyNamedLex]

In a bit of a half-hearted defense (I've never actually played the game myself), Russia's 3 biggest parties are United Russia (party of Putin, who is fairly nationalistic), the Communist Party (still gets ~20% of the vote, mostly older/rural people), and the "Liberal Democratic" Party (gets ~10%, ultraconservative nationalists). So overall it's not TOO crazy a thought. Many still contend that the Gennady Zyuganov and the Communists should have won the 1996 election against Boris Yeltsin, saying that the vote was rigged against them. I suppose that could be a point of divergence.

[@bennygerow]

The liberal Democrats are ultra conservative?

[@kittaylor5752]

@@bennygerow That's actually quite common around the world. You see parties with names like United Front for Freedom and Democracy, that actually operate as authoritarian traditionalists. You know how the Democratic People's Republic of Korea isn't really any of those things except Korea. Maybe if a political group name themselves The Fascist Junta of X, then we will all know they are probably middle of the road liberals haha.

[@SomeGuyNamedLex]

@@bennygerow yeah. It's a pretty big misnomer. Their platform consists of things like: - territorial expansion into areas formerly controlled by the USSR and Russian Empire (or the "natural borders") - Fierce opposition to the West - heavy state economic involvement (a conservative view in Russia) while maintaining a capitalist economy - Military expansion - General "Law and Order" policies - Seemingly try to resume Russification efforts (promoting Christianity and ending state recognition of languages besides Russian).

[@heinrichb]

United Russia is as nationalistic as Tories are, i.e. in no way, shape or form unless for pure PR. They've been bending over backwards to appease the Chechens for the past 15 years can be seen at the sheer amount of money Moscow throws at Grozny. The Communist Party is a non-fact as it's: a) has no concrete election platform and acts as a contrarian force regardless of whether that aligns with their communist ideology or not; b) gets votes from boomers who have yet to die off. And as for LDPR, it's a one man party with no specific ideology to speak off aside from Zhirinovsky making a clown out of himself. He makes outrageous statements on any given topic and that's that. You know what the funny bit with Russian ultranationalists in CoD 4 is? They're led by a Chechen with the most stereotypical name you could think of who also looks the part. That's like if I made a CoD game about WW2 and Nazi Germany was led by Supreme Leader Schlomo Goldstein, if you catch my drift.

[@Ozzianman]

@Trayvon Martin Mostly because they just read the title, because that is what most people do. People generally do not have time to research everything and therefore are easily swayed by "descriptive" titles. Heck, I used to think law was heavy to read until I actually started reading into it. At least Norwegian Law is written in a very clear language that is generally difficult to misinterpret. While I am able to understand what is written in the laws, I lack the bigger picture and knowledge about the quirks of Norwegian law and therefore always value the services lawyers offer over my very limited knowledge on law. I know enough about laws surrounding IT such as the GDPR, and even then I would prefer to refer to a lawyer in legal cases.

[@Ashalmawia]

took me a little too long to realize why there were so many tires every time you shot at someone

[@plaguedoctorjamespainshe6009]

Why ? Still don't get it

[@Ashalmawia]

@@plaguedoctorjamespainshe6009 it's a mod or a cheat or setting or something that turns blood particles into tires. I wasn't paying close enough attention at first and thought there were just piles of tires being knocked over all the time.

[@therobustmole1137]

@@Ashalmawia You made my day.

[@CheeerriOH]

I've played like a thousand hours of multiplayer in this and played the campaign at least 10 times when I was younger. Your reveal that the game is set in "all of the Middle East I guess" is amazing. I never even considered it for a second. I know that in the new one they just make up a new country (which might as well be called Stanistan).

[@Xpwnxage]

Hopefully the next game is set in Afghanaghan.

[@SqualidsargeStudios]

And then everyone exploded into tires

[@plaguedoctorjamespainshe6009]

As all good wars do

[@charlietownsend2826]

Zakhaev’s subtitles at 13:43 are just PURE GOLD. I’m crying lmaaao 😂😂😂

[@Th3_L30n]

Excelent video. This channel is criminally underrated. Though I think you were a bit too nihilistic on your approach to the game, I get (And support) why you did it. The feeling of unabriled rage this game provokes, and the sheer denial of most people who talk about this game, where they excuse the extremely stupid design choices of it because they liked it back in the day, or because it's popular is unforgivable, specially after all the damage it made to the 7th gen of consoles. Fuck the new KZbin algorythm. Content creators like you should have been recomended to my feed a year ago, and here I learned about your channel due to watching on Bitchute.

[@Patrician]

Damage is the right word. Infinity Ward went in with the intent of creating a "Halo killer", so it's not surprising there were lasting consequences when it exploded in popularity and studios starting copying them. As to the algorithm, I've sadly only been on an uptick lately because I started shilling my stuff more. It's especially sad when you find small channels after the creator gives up that made great content. Bitchutes recommendations seem better at recommended videos related to what you are currently watching, which is how YT used to do it and was honestly better.

[@Th3_L30n]

@@Patrician What i find even crazier Is how much better their overall design was in cod 1 & 2, where it was obvious that gameplay was the bigger focus. A good point of comparison are the other cods Made by Treyarch, who put More focus on the story AND spectacle thus providing a bit more consistency between the overall design and the themes of the story and narrative, with the first bo being a great example.

[@keyboardstalker4784]

@@Th3_L30n the first black ops ruled. It was like a dumb spy movie in video game form.

[@BreiiisBreiiis]

Really love this game and still replay it every few years.

[@Skyfox94]

6:00 there is - moving forward. Whilst the game - if I remember correctly that is - has no infinitely respawning waves of enemies, they do respawn quite often. It's meant to give you a "heat of the battlefield" kind of feeling (the exception are defense missions where the trigger for them to respawn or not is tied to the events - things like the Pripyat extraction, or the tank defense). They will eventually stop respawning during normal segments, though the intended way is to just push forward. This works quite well most of the time since most areas aren't *that* open and difficulties below veteran are quite forgiving.

[@Dennis-ud2nh]

The phone bit killed me

[@Volthoom]

7:46 oh, trust me, for us [russians, obviously] it was an extremely hilarious game to play :D. And so was the sequel. But nothing, _nothing_ could've prepared me for 2020's CoD: Cold War story. The people who wrote that one HAD to have massive grinch-like grins on their faces throughout the process.

[@the500mphtortoise]

Obviously i understand the future cod games but is a civil war in russia between ultra-nationalists and communists really that absurd. There are definitely a bunch of ultra nationalists in russia and people who regret the fall of communism, the only reason the civil war seems unrealistic is because these two groups are often the same people.

[@Volthoom]

@@the500mphtortoise It's pretty absurd, yeah, because neither group actually has any institutional power. Russia, for the most part, barring some aberrations, is your average European neoliberal hellhole, regardless of whether other European neoliberal hellholes want to claim it as their kin or not :).

[@OlinLabcat]

@@Volthoom It's not like Russian nationalistic government-funded mercenaries would walk on Moscow, with guns.

[@Volthoom]

@@OlinLabcat Yeah, that was totes ideological civil war starting, and not a single dude sperging out due to getting absolutely bodied in his attempts to advance himself as a political figure :D.

[@OlinLabcat]

@@Volthoom Never said anything about motives, just a pretense for a game. If we wanted motives we'd just go back to -91.

[@Xsidon]

i lost countless hours in cod4. only that was multiplayer in hardcore mode. and the main thing keeping me in was that i played on one server all the time with the same ppl day after day and this kind of connection with the community i knew and could accurately compare myslef with gave me the impression of growth and immense satisfaction when i finally started seeing my nickname atop the leaderboard. I made a lot of friends and rivals at this time and the chat allways remained active. Ppl hated on eachother and congratulated good plays alike. It felt like a virtual version of your favourite pub you go to to see the same faces talk shit and have fun playing the game. i gues you could say that about a lot of mp games but nowadays with the whole matchmaking system stuff it's rather imposible. I couldn't give a shit about the campaing and the fact that you spent almost 25 minuets talking about its single player mode feels so disconnected from the expirience most of the ppl that say this game is good had. Now you bring up valid points and i agree with all of them sp is pretty shit tbh but it felt like cutting the apple core out of an apple and then shitting on it for beeing a bad eating expierience cuz it had a stem and a bunch of seeds. Like there is all the rest of that apple left untouched wich you didn't say anything about. I get it would be hard given this is a retrospective review and if you didn't have that expirience back when it was posible you won't be able to have it now but still.

[@LumosX]

I detect a dangerously based undertone in this channel's content, so I'll be sticking around. My first modern shooter was MW2, which I liked the campaign of (not having played MW1 meant that I didn't know why things were happening and just assumed the first game makes sense) and really liked the multiplayer of, but it's surprising how nonsensical MW1 actually turns out to have been. I think I played it once, a very long time ago.

[@heinrichb]

"Ultra"nationalists being led by a man called Imran Zakhaev will never not amuse me. Picture a game about KKK led by Grand Wizard Deshawn Blackman or the Fourth Reich with Fuehrer Schlomo Goldberg in power. It sounds just as ridiculous. But I guess it is still not as silly as the name of CoH 2's original campaign's protagonist.

[@MikeNepo]

BTW, Desert Eagles were always an American design. Magnum Research just had IMI (now IWI) build them, and eventually IMI bought the design when OG Magum Research went under. Magnum Research was reformed and now produce the DE solely in the US again.

[@alexanderthemagnifcent2573]

Wait country other then the US (the only country to use nukes against civilians no less) is allowed to haves nukes. I’m very offended.

[@Patrician]

Only big, sexy civilized countries are allowed to have nuclear weapons. Trust the government.

[@alexanderthemagnifcent2573]

@@Patrician That actually made me laugh out loud.

[@anonymousanon8412]

Using a nuke actually saved Japanese and American lives. Don't have a culture where you would rather kill yourself than lose and then maybe we won't oblige 🤷‍♂️

[@axlem4549]

@YourRationalWorldisaCircleJerk So you are justifying the rape of nanjing? Wtf? China isn't western lmao

[@AlexDenton0451]

I found an old PC disk for this game, so it’s time to try this again

[@Materialist39]

10:26 great thesis statement, I see why I loved this game so much as a giant “history fan” and Paradox enthusiast when I was a teen, but it ages worse and worse not only on its own but as I get older. I praised the story immensely when I was younger, but calling it “simultaneously the most and least brave” story arch is a simple and perfect summary.

[@sunderlandspook1875]

"These videos never get critical acclaim." If only younger Pat knew.

[@clearlywrong6520]

For all this game's flaws between hallways not meant for veteran difficulty in mind (the ferris wheel from One Shot One Kill) to Nikolai neglecting key information that would've saved multiple characters (the Ultranationalists' intentions with the nuke prior to Shock and Awe, the fact that Al'Asad had a safehouse, etc.) and the game's rather swift conclusion (seriously, why did Zakhaev get off from his position of safety to execute the remaining SAS team? He didn't need to and for all we know, he had no idea the man who shot off his arm was among the SAS/Marine strike team and all he really needed to do was continue slipping into hiding), I still accept this game as above-average by current standards. Its plot is otherwise simple and self contained. The difficulty - while certainly absurd in some parts - is reflective enough of actual combat to feel immersive: you'll only die in a few shots, typically you'll be hugging cover while bullets fly overhead, and the enemy is very much given the same treatment.

[@ataraxiaSS]

The main reason people love CoD due to it's cinematic experience. That's all - it's a good movie. And I like CoD for it's visual design, full of action story and so on. I remember first Call of Duty and it's still one of my most favorite games of a childhood. Especially United Offensive addon

[@pimpcatforthelols]

that tv station one. The first time I played it i breezed to the exit and finished it real quick (must of not triggered the mass spawn or got to the end to quick for them). After I finished it I asked my friend at school how they were fairing with the game. He said it was a slog. To prove them wrong I went to their place to do the level... I died so many times and it took an hour.

[@timedraven117]

"I played this game on Veteran Difficulty, and it was tedious" Yes... YES... Yes all Call of Duty games ARE fucking tedius on veteran. On normal difficulty where you're just vibing? Its pretty good. Now to be serious, I do agree with most of your points, the most frustrating thing in CoD and CoD clones *Cough*Medal of Honor*Cough* is instant no reaction deaths from invisible death walls, for when you inevitably break the scripting of the mission and get someplace you weren't supposed to.

[@tacticalmanatee]

I have no idea what is causing the dead to turn into tires but I love it I really enjoy the MW trilogy for their campaign, in the same way I sometimes enjoy cheesy 80s action movies. But there's no doubt that they are absurd in their plot and the game mechanics are still firmly stuck in the WW2 shooters of a decade prior.

[@magmad1ver]

couple of things i never understood back when i first saw this vid 5 years ago 1) why does the desert eagle being used by an arab matter 2) did you assume ruZZia has a communist regime because of soviet pins that were worn on ushankas until the 2011 army reforms 3) why were you shocked that RuZZia has nationalists 4) why were you surprised that the US's ally that has a "special relationship with it" is saving the east coast from nuking instead of just letting innocent people die

[@slyapbg]

Israel is an enemy of various Muslim organisations, it's weird they'd use that weapon for an execution. I don't think he was shocked of Russia having nationalist or that UK special forces are trying to stop a nuclear assault on the US East Coast. I think he found it weird that it's not the UK being targeted.

[@basiloregano]

Yeah I agree. I decided to check the older reviews here and it's just nah. Once he said he played on veteran, I understood why he probably didn't like the game. And while it is on IW and Treyarch for making any difficulty above normal fucking bullshit, Veteran literally says you will not survive.

[@JJJBunney001]

To be fair to the story's of call of duty games, nobody takes them seriously. Not even the writers. They're the Michael Bay transformers of the game world, you go there to blow shit up and shoot people. But you're right about infinite enemies and grenades spawning inside your ass, I'm glad games are moving away from that as a stand in for difficulty

[@GreyTide]

>Please don't ask me to do MW2 I didn't even have to, you played yourself.

[@gunnardenton5972]

I had forgotten about that enemies-turn-into-tires unlockable until the opening moments of this video.

[@thejonathan130]

I always thought the "Ultranationalist" were the commies. Remember that cutscene where Zakhaev is all butt hurt about the fall of the Soviet Union?

[@aarondorobek4903]

A lot of Russian nationalists have Soviet nostalgia not because of socialism because it was the peak of Russian influence and military might.

[@thejonathan130]

@@aarondorobek4903 It makes sense. I'm not a Putin simp at all, please take that into account for what I'm about to say next. Putin has expressed this Soviet nostalgia quite a few times, but has also talked about the evils of the communist system. Putin being a Russian nationalist, I always took that to mean exactly what you explained.

[@Xpwnxage]

@@thejonathan130 Well I'm glad you're not

[@midnightfenrir]

We don't ask Grandpa about that, honey.

[@mauythai678]

The damage this game did not only to the gaming industry but the damage and delusions it caused on a generation of children and young adults. I joined the army before this game dropped and privates entering before and after this game dropped was night and day. It gave the impression to a generation that special operations is just about wearing high speed gear and kicking in doors which couldn't be further from the truth. It kinda crazy the brainwashing this game alone did to an entire generation.

[@averyterribleperson5292]

it sucks but i think it was intentional to boost recriuting but damn is this the worst way to go about it

[@billyboleson2830]

COD 4 was a better piece of military propaganda then any simulator or actually propaganda could ever be

[@lovablesnowman]

@@averyterribleperson5292 what are you talking about? The game is extremely anti war in its narrative. This goes even further in MW2

[@557deadpool]

Oh yeah but Full Metal Jacket does the same fucking thing and gets a free pass, fuck off

[@Xpwnxage]

@@lovablesnowman I think that's an argument you can make but (especially to kids) it's not very clear cut.

[@Guitar-Dog]

Thanks so much dude! The lack of budget joke and the editors note by yourself were funny, I burst out laughing when you put hitmarkers behind the wall when yo killed those guys with the claymore. you should keep more of these kinds of things in the videos going forward. hope all is well!

[@Skriak]

Loved it as a teen but the whole subgenre of modern military shooters has aged poorly in my opinion. The pretence of realism really limits what you can do mechanically.

[@aelius3805]

Does the guy that plays Nikolai also play some characters in the Metro games? That voice is super familiar.

[@stardust_2339]

Bourbon in 2033.

[@violinmerchant]

This is the first game I played that made me feel like a washed up old man, both during gameplay and immediately after finishing the campaign. I just mow the lawn now.

[@Maggerama]

This is the last video on my binge-list. What a trip! I would watch a thousand more, and I ain't even kidding. Man, I hope and I think that you will go far if you just keep going like that, probably even further than your aspirations.

[@thehistorian1232]

ok i have to ask: where does it specifically say the russians are communists vs ultranationalists? i always assumed “loyalists” meant loyal to a putin-style russian democracy and “ultranationalists” referred to pamyat types

[@Patrician]

The "good" Russians uses a lot of Communist iconography in their military buildings as well as their uniforms and the "bad" Russians are flat out labeled as Ultranationalists. There are some Russians in the comments who explain it much better.

[@thehistorian1232]

PatricianTV idk a lot of modern russian government buildings use communist-style iconography because they were built while the ussr was around, i mean the emblem of the russian armed forces is still the soviet-era star. there are definitely ultranationalist parties and factions in modern russia, pamyat is an example that was reasonably prominent after the soviet union’s collapse. obviously the story of this game is hot insane garbage, but i never thought the russian civil war was anything but the modern russian government vs soviet revanchist/neo-black hundreds/whatever pastiche that replaced the ussr as a standard western villain after 1991. led by a chechen, which doesn’t seem right for russian nationalists, but again, hot insane garbage.

[@Volthoom]

@@thehistorian1232 Yeah that's fair, IIRC at no point does the game actually make an effort to call the loyalists communists, and the usage of iconography isn't enough to make that conclusion. Still, not like it saves the rest of the story.

[@Fooflinger]

If I replay this game for whatever reason I'm going to need that tire mod

[@andrazprelec8263]

There are somehow nationalists in Russia Yeah crazy right no way that could happen in real life

[@ReaperCH90]

well, the ultra nationalist russians was actually accidently a correct guess by the devs

[@slyapbg]

how, none of the the ultra nationalist parties are in power

[@ConsultingHumor]

Ok well the Russian criticism didnt age well

[@Gubbins_McBumbersnoot]

Dude right lol. Was looking for this comment

[@slyapbg]

why?

[@elitereptilian200]

Aww.. you mentioned my hero and fellow coyntryman Simo Häyhä.. no perkele.. helevetin hyvä video!!

[@DIEGhostfish]

7:49 Wait what, they were communist loyalists? I thought they were general Republic loyalists some of whom may have Been ex-Communists vs vague Ultranationalists (Some of whom may have been communist Revanchists)

[@g.williamwoodward6676]

Love this game but I love your analysis more. Subscribed immediately upon hearing your “ultra” rant. Also, weapon knowledge is most impressive.

[@JamJam117]

I agree with most of the actual points made in this video, however I feel like this objectivly is a badly written video. I like the rest of your videos a lot, you're one of my favorite channels, but a lot of your points feel like "This part is bad and id rather kms than continue" which is just bad writing. But overall I agree w the points mostly, and Im aware this video is like 3 years old and you only had 5 subscribers at the time

[@foxyhooligans]

You thought grenade spam was bad here? Just wait until World at War.

[@azoniarnl3362]

Please dont make me relive trying to storm the Reichstag xD

[@CountlessPWNZ]

@@azoniarnl3362 on veteran, on Wii, while sleep deprived, while hard.

[@Lex-vd2is]

It took me 10 minutes until I realized that people died in a fountain of tires...

[@PedanticGaming]

'Fun shooters were basically dead by the time Modern Warfare had hit the scene' Careful your inner Yahtzee is showing.

[@curtisj6641]

"Yeah, people like this. Rather, I think people say they like this game, but they haven't played it recently enough to realize what a mess it is." This is probably spot on with me, at least. I was 10 when CoD4 came out. I have enourmous nostalgia for the game, and I realize it is very flawed, but I haven't played it in years.

[@joestack1921]

The tires lol

[@dudeskeela]

pat the tires during the nuke nearly gave me an aneurism i laughed so hard

[@DOLBECMAD]

13:22 the 1911 is still in the holster too!

[@frahohen]

This game was not intended for singleplayer at all. This game was just insane with its multiplayer at the time. So much servers and so many mods and a very very big community.

[@joedatius]

not intended for singleplayer how? the biggest push during its release was the singleplayer its a big part of the game and the idea that singleplayer not mattering is a shitty excuse making something poorly. imagine going to a burger joint and they make the burger terribly, overcooked and soggy, then some idiot says the place isn't intended for burgers but for the fries.

[@Lin_Eileen]

@@joedatius It was explained pretty clearly in the comment that the multiplayer was the main driving force of the hype and it's staying power. No one really ever thought this campaign was anything other than a 4-5 hour Michael Bay style romp even most 12 year olds who played at the time... i personally remember the hype for the game really went into fill swing when the beta for the MP released and people got to try out it's really unique spin on mp gameplay at the time + the original comment mentions mods and servers which was unique to the PC version of Cod 4 the PC had its own seperate dev team vs. the console ones and it made Cod 4 on PC a very different game with what it offered in it's MP compared to the standard MP you get get out of the box on consoles on PC it was really different if you ever played promod back in the day u know what's up or other fun casual mods like deathrun it was so fun. Even not talking about the PC releasse tho the consoles multiplayer c ompletely took over the industry and dominated the markets i also don't think IW made Cod 4 as a Halo killer like I saw in one comment it's an iteration on Cod 1& 2 style of gameplay into the modern warfare setting which itself is an iteration of IW's gameplay formula from MOH Allied Assault. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmbToIespc6AY7M kzbin.info/www/bejne/poi3cqZpfbWSjKs kzbin.info/www/bejne/foSzfId3ZbCErq8 kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6DdoZyueNFobtk this is what i think o when i think cod 4 this amazing competitive shooter on PC that in it's heyday rivaled counter-strike with it's level of competitiveness and how modular it was allowing for intense 5v5 comp matches as well as some of the most casual modded modes as well like CS' surf Cod 4 had it's jump maps due to it's advanced movement from being made on id tech 3 engine: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGeamKF8ZpWMqbM

[@Lin_Eileen]

​@@joedatius these games were always made with short and linear campaigns that are very cinematic it's unfair to say it's not made for single player it definitely has care put into it and is meant to be played but it is what it is ya know? the multiplayer modes are where they expect people to put most of their time who decide to stick with the games and it shows in the numbers people did stick around to play multiplayer

[@scheids4444]

I love this game. But the double corridor part in the penultimate level is horrible

[@SqualidsargeStudios]

Still, why do people explode into car tires?

[@Patrician]

It's all that oil.

[@wesleyeberly228]

Cheat code

[@Guitar-Dog]

Thanks, it took me till that guy on the roof shot himself to realize. I thought the sleeping guys in the boat just had three on there bunk 😂

[@willfox662]

How the fuck did i not notice the tires the first time i watched this

[@TheJacket717]

I think face full of eyes maid a better video ngl

[@csabaszabo6859]

Fr his video is even better then Raycevicks

[@timthetoolpool]

Why is an explosion of tires more satisfying than an explosion of body parts?

[@Patrician]

They go bouncing everywhere!

[@lovablesnowman]

You get so many basic parts of the story wrong it makes this video painful to watch. Especially with your unjustly smug delivery

[@slyapbg]

what did he get wrong

[@Milktacheable]

That Zakheiv son suicide/tutorial splice is the funniest shit I've seen in a while

[@Agent_MthruZ]

Is that a Todd Howard bot?

[@w26240]

Why are npc's in this game made out of tires?

[@averyterribleperson5292]

all of thier middle names are roberto

[@plaguedoctorjamespainshe6009]

Because we all have tires inside us this is like basic biology man

[@MrThejudge95]

Nikolai reminds me of some one... hmmm... BOURBON. Uncle bourbon, hearing his voice made me want to replay metro again.

[@Gubbins_McBumbersnoot]

Boy that bit about Russia didnt age well lol

[@andrazprelec8263]

The smugness when he says it makes it infinitely better

[@slyapbg]

why?

[@WayoftheFerret]

"Man, if I wan an evil Russian, I would just go back into the now-empty base and fire off the other missiles that are still there. That's the only fitting fate for a world this stupid." The best part about this to me is the fact that the voice actor for the informant Nikolai, is also a voice actor in Metro 2033.

[@pwr905]

haha why is that claymore in the door like the funniest thing I've ever seen.

[@shadowstorm657]

Insert joke about being tired with attempts at making a game with a message and failing so badly at it that the only thing that keeps your franchise alive is the fact that it does not matter how poor your game's story is the multiplayer microtransactions will always keep you afloat. Abit long-winded if you ask me.

[@557deadpool]

I'm sorry but when tf did MW imply any message?

[@matthewh4747]

"So large enough" PatricianTV 2018

[@samsniper2000]

bro those middle eastern pronunciations hurt me

[@smiiithyyy]

7:45 I love how you get annoyed over there being communists and nationalists in russia. considering the war that russia started 2 months ago, trying to basically restart the soviet union, with some heavy nationalism behind it. lol

[@slyapbg]

if they wanted USSR v2 why didn't they attack Kazakhstan?

[@smiiithyyy]

@@slyapbg why would restarting the soviet union require that russias first step would be attacking kazakhstan?

[@drewpydrewdrop3841]

4:34 I can't believe you got Todd Howard to read the wiki for you. Always trust patrician to go the distance for his viewers 😇

[@nerdycus6935]

Does Nikolai have the same voice actor as Bourbon from Metro 2033?

[@Cris-bj7ee]

"These videos don't get critical acclaim." Speak for yourself, nerd.

[@JAKBOT3000]

The Communist party is still pretty big in Russia so that part of the plot is not all that crazy actually

[@slyapbg]

it actually isn't

[@JAKBOT3000]

@@slyapbg It's the second largest political party in Russia behind Putin's United Russia Party, though granted it is a distant second.

[@Reichstaubenminister]

Remember the war in cray-tar? It wss truly horrific.

[@TheDarkWizard666]

Thoroughly enjoyed this video, as with all of your other videos.

[@MetalGear0987]

Never liked any call of duty game, didnt play any prior to 3 tough. Think only thing i really liked was black ops because split screen mp and zombie mode.

[@avatarname0008]

I enjoyed them alot when they came out but I have zero nostalgia for them except zombies

[@justinkroboth360]

Sure, body count, great - however, Pat, did you consider how many rubber tires you murdered senselessly? Where is my tire counter? :D

[@nngnnadas]

kuwaitar supposed to be amalgemation of kuwait and Qatar, or it's just how you pronounce Qatar?

[@johnroyal4054]

Multiplayer was sick and thats all that matters

[@artemisknive3143]

I never understood the hype surrounding COD in general

[@Floris_VI]

Okay i agree theres way better games out there but i played this for the first time last year and i did enjoy most of it

[@beyondpain101]

"What's important is you learn from your mistakes" meh - I'll enjoy it for what it is, a silly action shooter

[@unfortunately_fortunate2000]

why are there tyres flying everywhere whenever you kill someone?

[@derekdrake8706]

Next CoD: defending the capital and the brave politicians therein against the evil far right ultra nationalists

[@LuiDeca]

whats with the tires? its hilarious

[@Bulbman123]

Do Modern Warfare 2... again

[@ralight106]

Saddam never had nukes lol

[@charleslaughton203]

Second interaction for the algorithm

[@ozarkfannumba1906]

Great video dude. Funny stuff

[@PetoriousBIG]

lmao Quay-tar. Jk, love your videos

[@janpol466]

Well, russain politics in the game made some sense ones you pass the code that characters speake in. Basically ultranationalist are chechen rebels who apparently tries to build a Coucasus Halifat Chamil style. That's why they fight in Azers country and not only in Russia. And maine antagonist does look like a chechen. And does have a chechen name. He also tries to sell weapons in 96 Ukraine in Ichkeria dau it is. Also, Azerbaijan looks like a estern European country couse it was a pert of Eastern European country called "USSR". So al in all Modern Warfare is about westerners figthin muslims. And you did't seems to notice that. That's pretty embaracind.

[@KrazyKaiser]

So you just aren't going to address the fact that everyone who dies explodes into tires? Just going to leave that there? I'm guessing you did it to help you with your kill count.

[@guesshrts8404]

I think this game is awesome, your opinion is invalid.

[@KyleP133]

STALKER did Chernobyl better.

[@huckmart2017]

Jeez, finally someone says it! Even as a kid i thought this game stunk. I thought i was the only one.