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Angelus on 26 April 2014

I stopped caring about CoD after MW2. I mean everything about the franchise has just become ridiculous. If I recall correctly, Ghosts had South America invading the US right? I mean my god.....that makes less sense than the plot of a Saints Row game.

CoD is like a prize winning horse that everyone loved so much that they took around through all the towns in the land and let everybody sit on it. This unfortunately broke it's back, and killed it. Of course because everyone loved it so that couldn't simply be the end, so instead of letting it rest in peace it was brought back to life and tricked out with all manner of fancy gizzmos to keep it running. Unfortunately at that point it was just a lifeless husk of it's former self. No soul. No will to live. Just going through the preprogrammed motions.

True story



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NobleTeam360 on 26 April 2014
shikamaru317 said:

^Ghosts had good singleplayer imo but the multiplayer had major issues, the maps were too big for the player count, the weapon balance was off, etc. I was expecting better multiplayer from Ghosts since Infinity Ward did a good job on MW3's multiplayer. Makes me wonder if Sledgehammer was actually responsible for MW3's multiplayer, if that's the case better still since Sledgehammer is making this upcoming CoD, hopefully that means it'll have good multiplayer.

Yeah, I have high hopes for the next game. Ghosts is the first CoD that I just quit on and didn't get the the highest prestige, although I still managed over a 3.0 K/D and 2.0 W/L ratio. 



NobleTeam360 on 26 April 2014
Angelus said:
I stopped caring about CoD after MW2. I mean everything about the franchise has just become ridiculous. If I recall correctly, Ghosts had South America invading the US right? I mean my god.....that makes less sense than the plot of a Saints Row game.

CoD is like a prize winning horses that everyone loved so much that they took around through all the towns in the land and let everybody sit on it. This unfortunately broke it's back, and killed it. Of course because everyone loved it so that couldn't simply be the end, so instead of letting it rest in peace it was brought back to life and tricked out with all manner of fancy gizzmos to keep it running. Unfortunately at that point it was just a lifeless husk of it's former self. No soul. No will to live. Just going through the preprogrammed motions.

True story

Woah, that's deep dude. 



maximrace on 26 April 2014
Ryuu96 said:
maximrace said:
So after some reading up on this thread, wow this place is active :p. I'll try to post a bit more again. Was really busy with a few others starting up our own Xbox game site in Belgium and the great thing is, we are officialy supported by Microsoft so we are like semi official. We get a lot of free stuff and get to go to events and sometimes even some cool info. I've heard the E3 will really blow our minds. Site is small but growing steady, it's really a lot of fun and great to see Microsoft supports iniatives likes this!

OT: I'm really looking forward to that Halo Tv show

Awesome, would like to see you comment more =P Gl with your game site and gratz on the official supported by Microsoft

Thanks, will do that!



FDARaptor on 26 April 2014
Ryuu96 said:
I'm hoping somebody runs up from the dug up area with a Cartridge shouting "we found it! we found it!" like from The Mummy....

Then a bunch of scarabs protecting the cartridges all rush out

This is what killing zombies none stop does =( I'm so bored xD


Imagine if he ran with the only cartridge...



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NobleTeam360 on 26 April 2014

Yeah I've never even watched Star Wars or Star Trek. I have played a few of the games though.



NobleTeam360 on 26 April 2014

I don't get the big deal about digging up some old ET games.



NobleTeam360 on 26 April 2014
shikamaru317 said:
NobleTeam360 said:
I don't get the big deal about digging up some old ET games.

Well, it's kind of like an urban legend. For years the reports have existed that following the video game crash of 1983 Atari drove millions of unsold ET cartridges, Atari systems, and other games to the Alamogordo, New Mexico landfill because they were unable to sell them and they were taking up warehouse space. Some believe the that the video game burial was real, others believe that it never happened. It's one of gaming's great myths, the bigfoot of gaming if you will. 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_video_game_burial

Wow, this takes being a nerd to the next level lol. 



NobleTeam360 on 26 April 2014

Oh and I think it's safe to say Marcus crushed shepherd.



Angelus on 26 April 2014

lol Noble can't decide which boobs to use for his avatar