Call of Duty - Mission #16 - The Train Station (Soviet Campaign)

[@chaptereight3406]

I really like how the Russian campaigns encourages the use of sniper, added with some indoor fighting as well

[@AddictionToGaming]

[@euwardandretalanay2430]

Wait. German's using MP44's? I thought they weren't developed yet until 1944.

[@iulianelul7721]

It is an mp 40

[@euwardandretalanay2430]

@@iulianelul7721 no, I mean, when you go upstairs from the beginning, you could see a German using an MP44/STG44.

[@iulianelul7721]

@@euwardandretalanay2430 ohhh, yes, the weapon was introduced in 1943, or at least, it is a version of it, an early version

[@florin899]

It's just a game :))

[@vice2versa]

I hate how in call of duty games, the beginning of levels always start out with a huge battle going on around you then, after that, you branch off and then its just you and a few other people fighting a in a very QUIET part of the battle. its fucking annoying, the best parts are always at the beginning of the level while everything else is boring.

[@jeremeymcdude]

I'd say it was more the campaigns itself, the US campaign didn't have that a whole lot as most of the missions were more based inside the squad, the British had the Pegasus bridge and then you went into the SAS side of things which is a sort of Covert Ops sort of deal. as with the russians I never understood the long Journey side of this one. it just didn't make a whole lot of sense to me.

[@maryanncepeda8967]

2019