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>thats when the blockbuster action flick rot started affecting the series

That's been cod since day 1. I think cod 2 has an almost a shot for shot remake of enemy at the gates.

>>43888
>>43887
Okay let me specify what I mean with this. original cods had their action packed moments but they still followed the design that you are a regular soldier. You arent someone special but just a normal small part of the greater army.
Cod 3, 4 and 5 started slowly introducing superhero action flick stuff, but for the most part still treated the characters as if they are individual soldiers of a greater army.
Mw2 then went over to the complete super hero action flick side. Now instead of what looks like regular soldiers instead you are playing what are essentially "superheros" price and soap.
(us campaign still followed the original sprit of the series kinda)

>>43889
"superheros" price and soap, and that other sas guy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXy1b-wn1c0&ab_channel=Sapprem
Like point to me an earlier cod that had something as ridiclous as this

Modern Warfare is the last time the series did something new and interesting. Since then it has been 20 years of stagnation.

Hilarious looking back at this series how they were hyping up Russia as this ultra powerful country that would even launch an invasion of America and a few decades later cucktin is stuck in Ukraine like idiot who decided to take on a bet to fight a weaker kid and got the shit kicked out of him.

>>43891
It's kind of funny that the developers only seem to have seen Enemy at the Gates

>>43909
>>43891
hey now, world at war innovated as a grimdark deconstruction of the old cods…
And mw2 at least innvovated by being the start of super hero action blockbuster cods.
Everything after was just a rehash….