i don't "Bash" it for no reason, its the fact that i'm paying for something just to find out its exactly the same as the older one, infact even more dumbed down in the difficulty department and game designing effort, the first game to do this is Call of Duty 4 , it felt like another case of "lets just port it to consoles", it wasn't the same as the older ones on PC, not because of the setting but the level design, but then came the really ridiciolous MW2 which i'd rather call Power Rangers of War than Call of Duty, it was a big effing mess, and was like the bad omen of why the series is already dying in the creativity department, and now MW3 looks to be even more unimaginative than the older one, from the trailer i see not a single effort was put on level design and voice acting, as well as the graphic but CoD was never a graphic centered game even in the PC only days.
Black Ops had a bit of interesting approach at first, but then it dived head first back into the generic cliche stuff that they did with MW2 , it was a nice effort though, i don't honestly remember World @ War, thats how much i cared about it.
thats all about the single player, the multiplayer is obviously what people like about the games, and as a multiplayer game, i can see the appeal right from the first game, the fast paced action and the non-team based action, its a lot like a grab and play shooter for everyone, then they added the killcam , perks ...ect ect , but lately they've been removing skill based stuff and adding stuff for the new comers, things the community call "Noob" perks , it made the multiplayer hardly any fun or skillful, you play it , win over and over until you realise you aren't really having fun and would rather play another game that isn't so unbalanced like this and reward players based on their skills, not the ones who find the camping area first.
so yeah thats my input in the series, call it a "Bash" if you will, but i've never been a kind of "I hate this because its popular" guy, since i buy most the games released in the market anyways , be it popular commercial games or the niche and indie ones.
