I finished the campaign a moment ago (it's only about 4 hours long). It's neat and I'm glad that we have another CoD single player campaign, but there aren't that many memorable missions or moments. The couple of times you clear a building with NVGs are probably the ones that stuck with me the most.
They sequel bait a "Modern Warfare 2" really hard and name drop some characters from the original Modern Warfare and MW2. Some characters repeat memorable lines from CoD4 a handful of times too, which was pretty funny. But also kinda weird? Like it felt like the current Infinity Ward was afraid of really making a "Modern Warfare" of their own.
Wow. I can't believe it's taken this long for an FPS to incorporate slicing the pie.
STP is a tactic where you pivot off of the corner when you attempt to clear a blind spot. Jeff mentions it at around 23min when they talk about mounting on surfaces.
I mean, any FPS with movement technically already incorporates slicing the pie, since you're not supposed to stick your face against the corner anyway, but instead step away from it.
@noelveiga: Damn, somehow they managed to make a street circuit in New York that's even more anemic than Sochi. Personally, I'm well aware of Formula E and watch F1 (and listen to Shift+F1 sometimes). I was just kinda stunned that Vinny and Alex didn't know about Monaco or didn't know that it's a street circuit.
@vinny@alex Street circuits are on closed-off public roads. One of the most famous races in the world, the Monaco Grand Prix, is on the streets of Monte Carlo:
I like Kind Words a lot, but I spend most of my time just looking through requests. I don't reply to requests that deal with issues I don't have personal experience with. Also, I put out my own request and finally managed to cry for the first time in ten years while reading the responses.
I don't know Jason's username on here or I'd tag him but if you don't want to follow Randy on twitter you can follow @dgShiftCodes and they they tweet out every shift code/promotion on that is discovered.
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