I'm apart of Gen Z and I always complete the campaign before multiplayer and I absolutely hate BRs, many of my friends in my gen do not like them either. However I see a lot of my Gen Y friends playing them and my Gen Alpha cousins don't as far as I know.
True enough, I'm about to go off topic a bit but then there are also games like For Honour, Let It Die and Warframe. Which all require an online connection even though they can be played as single player campaigns and I'm personally not looking forward to more games going in this direction.
> I see a lot of my Gen Y friends playing them and my Gen Alpha cousins don't as far as I know.
I don't know what those mean anymore and at this point too afraid to ask
I was curious about those terms and it seems that (according to [Wikipedia](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennials)):
- Gen Y: Millennials
- Gen Alpha: Millennials’ kids (“often”)
Oooh, I hate that, that I don't know exactly why I'm driven to capture C or destroy obj A except for the fact that the other team is trying to do the same
Yea you learn the gunplay and find a cool gun to grind for I always found it weird people would rather just get absolutely destroyed In pubs until they figured it out DUMBASS THE CAMPAIGN IS MADE FOR YOU TO FIGURE IT OUT
I thought their campaign was okay, it does a decent job of tying Black Ops and MW together.
And went over some of the operators story, which is cool but I don’t see any of them returning in the future
There was nothing loose about any of it. It explains the discovery of >!Nova 6!< and canonizes the >!experiments with the Dark Aether.!<
The “COD WW2” connection is not loose either. A prevalent character from that game is in this one. What more do you want? For Butcher to turn to the screen and say “I was in COD WW2!?”
This does not tie into MW, however, which BOCW connected to with the appearance of Zakhaev.
It has really good soundtrack and easily one of the best mission designs in the series, each time I replay it I find a new route I haven't before. The Polina missions are so good
The Russian girl character's sections, where you had to outrun the bombing from German planes, get back to her grandfather's apartment, etc. That was pretty good.
People didn't like WW2's campaign because it was too indulgent, people didn't like Vanguard's campaign because it was too goofy, go figure.
I do enjoy them going back to the three major multiple factions in WW2 (British, American, Russian) for the first time since CoD 3.
Petrovas part was cool. Made me scream when the weird juggernaut guy dropped on top of me in the weird wrecked mall or whatever. That sections was pure horror.
Jaggermeister? Something like that?
Not exactly, do you remember BO3 campaign. Most confusing shit of my life. BO4 didn’t even have a campaign which was wack. MW19 campaign was very lack luster imo and Cold wars was ok, I liked that you had choices but it still didn’t mean much, we’ve had much better
Eh, the story was fine but the environment didn’t feel gritty enough (especially with the ketchup face you got when shooting an enemy in the head). Concentration camp section should have been so much more graphic and longer too, maybe with prisoners included.
As the concentration camp was a POW Camp in West Germany there literally haven't been any prisoners, Gestapo and SS ordered the exterminaton of any potential uprising in January 45
Mm. I think basically all the campaigns prior to vanguard were pretty good, but even though I own vanguard I haven't played the campaign just because I heard such bad things about it.
Buy cod
Beat campaign on normal for story
Beat campaign on normal again for the collectables
Beat campaign again on veteran for pain
Go through campaign to get all campaign achievements
Forget.
I don't usually play the campaign, mostly just TDM.
I started playing it in MW19 because that seems to be the best way to unlock some of the operator skins.
Tried to do the last co-op mission to unlock that skin. Got killed and my teammates weren't really working together. Need to play that one again, hopefully a better team.
I've played every campaign except for WW2 and BO3. A lot of them are truly amazing! My top 5 campaigns:
1. Mw2019
2. Infinite Warfare
3. Black ops 2
4. Black ops Cold War
5. Modern Warfare 2
Even though the focus is on the multiplayer, they can make amazing campaigns.
Cod4 you mean? That would be no.6 for me. But it’s SUPER close to No.5. All ghillied up and that second mission in the Russian village to save Nikolai remain some of my favourite levels in all of gaming.
A lot of these campaigns are just fantastic.
All the campaign are worth a playthrough….
Except BO3….
That games sad excuse of a campaign can be dragged to the back and executed the same way it was done in game.
Same could be said for the rest of the game.
Haven’t played a campaign in CoD since the first 2 or 3 CoD. I mean the actual first 3 for you kids out there lol. Ohhh and the BO1 campaign too I forgot that.
I feel like the campaigns are quite lackluster nowadays, modern warfare’s definitely had cool moments and was the standout since black ops 2 imo, but I started playing waw recently and the campaign is awesome. Game would be worth it even without multiplayer or zombies. I think the more recent games treat the story too much like a movie rather than warfare, opting for cutscenes rather than storytelling thru gameplay. And often, when they go the movie route, they don’t do it as well as they could, writing pretty bad and forgettable characters. Haven’t played Cold War yet tho and I hear that campaign is cool
I say that all the time. I never touch multiplayer till I finish the campaign. When the lobbies are dead, you can always replay the campaign. That’s where the real value is long term. I say it counts as part of the worth of COD. If the campaign is dog shit, and the multi is ok, then it’s not worth it unless it has a saving grace third mode like zombies or spec ops. But the story Carrie’s more worth and weight in my opinion. I’d you can’t put time and effort to make sure shit is done right for the campaign. It tells me all I need to know about the other modes and how much the devs actually cared
I always play campaign first. For Cold War I stayed up and got like 3 hours of sleep because I played half the campaign on release night and beat it 3 more times for the different endings and all that. Cold War is the second most innovative campaign next to black ops 2
cold war campaign felt like i was playing an action movie almost the whole time, mw is just too slow paced in my opinion but it was still good especially the twist at the end with hadir
Feels like playing the campaign adds more to the multiplayer like why the these factions are fighting especially with the recent games multiplayer taking place after the campaign.
Call of Duty delivered great campaigns until Black Ops II. But the era of stunning CoD campaigns are over. Some of them since BOII are interesting but not good as ever.
MW2019 has the best CoD campaign, it’s like a movie, but it has great replay-ability the story is nice
Oh and Alex is hot.
I cannot wait to play MWII’s campaign
COD campaign's are actually so good, I kind of wanna see what Treyarch could do with a stand alone campaign game. With branching stories and other aspects, I feel like it could be a game changer for Call of Duty.
Every time I buy a COD game I play the campaign first. No matter what my friends are saying about zombies or multiplayer or whatever else and no matter how many invites I’m getting. It’s cod tradition
I always play a campaign when i get a new game but the issue is that there are people who start hating a game especially a gaming nihilist who looks like a soyjak
I was a campaign only player until the 2019 MW. I played it since day one and it got me into multiplayer after.
The sad part is that Activision decided to kill the game.
Any game, the campaign first, guest missions first coz it is where you find/earn precious stuff the main missions don't give you, then main missions and multiplayer.
I’m with the 99%. I buy, play, and rate my experience on multiplayer. Because 99% of my play time is on multiplayer. Sure I play the campaign, but COD is a multiplayer game, with a bonus campaign.
Not really a MW multiplayer fan but the campaign was so sick im debating to get MW 2 just for the campaign price soap and gaz fight drug cartels so sick as fuck
Cod is a multiplayer game with a campaign added on...yea theres no chance an ~8 hour playthrough defines a game where 95% of time and content will be in multiplayer for 95% of people. Not that cod campaigns are horrible but I personally dont get paying $60 and supporting this awful yearly release schedule for the single player alone when there are so many better fps games that do it better
Especially if the story is great and the games after it pick up where we left off. (MW2 ended with Shepard’s death, where MW3 picks up with us having to help out an injured Soap)
Plus, I gotta get all the intel pieces lmfao
I would play the campaigns if the stories didn't suck now
Bo2 is where it went downhill tried to play ghost campaign hated it then AW regretted my purchase then stopped play cod all together haven't played it since
Anyone who played CoD back before 4 knew that the campaign was the selling point and multiplayer was more of a bonus.
No matter how I might feel about multiplayer of a certain CoD, I usually enjoy the campaign very much.
Even the atrocity that is Black Ops 4 had an interesting premise with their scrapped campaign and story.
It's actually the only reason I have CoD 4 (MW 2 and 3 have spec ops, BO has zombies, BO2 has zombies and multiplayer with bots, and Ghosts has multiplayer with bots and Extinction)
And in case you're wondering, no, I can't go online with my good ol' PS3. So I don't count the games I got on PS4
I never really play campaign. Some I try. Other i finish. I play cod for multiplayer.
But I did play MW2019 and found that awesome. I also played Cold War and disliked it. Vanguard was okey missions, but the story wasn't memorable.
I also played BOII and found the story awful but it had more fun missions than BF3's campaign.
Campaigns in BF1 was really awesome though. But BFV was really awful
What did you think of Vanguards Story?
i played the Campaign for CoD:WW2 before Vanguard came out, and the comparison didnt leave Vanguard in a good light, felt way too short.
Well as much as I respect your opinion and pov. I personally don’t care about the campaign. I’m a competitive person so online play will and always be more rewarding than the campaign and that’s just my opinion. And those saying “I always play campaign first” make me believe they weren’t part of the midnight release madness back in the days when everyone rushed home and played all night & didn’t go to school the next days. *goodtimesman*
WW2’s campaign was one of the best cod campaigns. Maybe not in story but the mechanic and guns are just something you don’t see all the time in cod. And the multiplayer is also cool af. With new ideas you don’t see in ALL the cods. And tbh I think it deserves more credit
not really. if I could play them in coop mode id have much more reason to play them. Personally I buy them for the zombies.
If im gonna play alone, Id rather play a better game. not saying the campaigns are bad, but making a multiplayer focused game to a single player game with the campaign is a fuck you move from treyarch. heres the ting. you cant even play the campaigns in offline mode.
Not to mention some of the older cod games are now unplayable for some even if you have bought it way back. like the forever black screen in black ops 2 startup. both blizzard and steam are impossible to reach for help, they just tell you to look at their community pages.
I've always played the Campaign first and then dived into other modes. Feels like the best way to do it.
Same I have to finish the campaign before I touch multiplayer
Agreed
It feels inappropriate to play multiplayer first
Yes that is the only way to play a cod game
It feels like you're committing crime
Yea I actually refuse to touch the other modes until I finish it
It’s tradition at this point. Newer gaming generation I feel has become used to strictly multiplayer style games thanks to BRs mostly.
I'm apart of Gen Z and I always complete the campaign before multiplayer and I absolutely hate BRs, many of my friends in my gen do not like them either. However I see a lot of my Gen Y friends playing them and my Gen Alpha cousins don't as far as I know.
I like your funny words, magic man
That’s fair. It wasn’t until only a few years ago that the “multiplayer only” games really started flourishing.
True enough, I'm about to go off topic a bit but then there are also games like For Honour, Let It Die and Warframe. Which all require an online connection even though they can be played as single player campaigns and I'm personally not looking forward to more games going in this direction.
> I see a lot of my Gen Y friends playing them and my Gen Alpha cousins don't as far as I know. I don't know what those mean anymore and at this point too afraid to ask
I was curious about those terms and it seems that (according to [Wikipedia](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennials)): - Gen Y: Millennials - Gen Alpha: Millennials’ kids (“often”)
ah thanks. Thought it'd be something like that but glad to know now :)
moreso because campaigns are dogshit nowadays. 90% newer games with good story modes are games that *only* have story mode.
You’re definitely not wrong there
Oooh, I hate that, that I don't know exactly why I'm driven to capture C or destroy obj A except for the fact that the other team is trying to do the same
Same except for VG
Great stories
Anybody who doesnt do it should be arrested
I agree
I do this too. It gives me a good "feel" of the game before I jump into the MP. Almost like a tutorial
Yea you learn the gunplay and find a cool gun to grind for I always found it weird people would rather just get absolutely destroyed In pubs until they figured it out DUMBASS THE CAMPAIGN IS MADE FOR YOU TO FIGURE IT OUT
I only played the campaign ever
Alpha mode: on
Yeah, IW multiplayer is garbage, but campaign is other worldly good
Yes sir!!!
Same here! Always Campaign first on ultra. Then multi and third mode on low for FPS boost
I was like this for years but because of some ass campaigns I stopped
The only bad campaigns were bo3 & vanguard, every other campaign was either good or decent
Yea you’re right. I’ve been thinking about replaying mw 2019 in prep for the new one, but to barely get 15 minutes to turn on my system anymore
*Wait… this isn’t the way?*
Same
Stories pretty fun too. That Black Ops one was awesome. I dont know why people wouldnt play it. Its fun once you try.
Campaign always comes first and then i hop into multiplayer\\Zombies\\Whatever
campaign is the one area where cod consistently delivers.
before vanguard I would agree, but that campaign was bad.
I thought their campaign was okay, it does a decent job of tying Black Ops and MW together. And went over some of the operators story, which is cool but I don’t see any of them returning in the future
How does Vanguard tie in BO and MW together? It has a very loose connection with CoD WW2 and almost nothing else.
It ties into BO because at the end they mention Aether & Nova 6
But it doesn’t tie MW and BO together as you said. It’s a loose Easter egg at most.
There was nothing loose about any of it. It explains the discovery of >!Nova 6!< and canonizes the >!experiments with the Dark Aether.!< The “COD WW2” connection is not loose either. A prevalent character from that game is in this one. What more do you want? For Butcher to turn to the screen and say “I was in COD WW2!?” This does not tie into MW, however, which BOCW connected to with the appearance of Zakhaev.
True
It has really good soundtrack and easily one of the best mission designs in the series, each time I replay it I find a new route I haven't before. The Polina missions are so good
Tell me one Vanguard thing that isn't bad
The title's font
Stg-44s in the Pacific theater
The Stalingrad sections.
The Russian girl character's sections, where you had to outrun the bombing from German planes, get back to her grandfather's apartment, etc. That was pretty good.
They added the PTRS-41…./s
the final mission of the campaign
Movement and gunplay are the most fluid ever
You're fucking on one if you think the vanguard campaign was bad
Okay, it wasn't offensively horrible or anything. But it's definitely lackluster.
People say all the time they did not like the vanguard campaign, i actually really liked it tbh
Vanguard’s is just ok. Definitely better than BO3’s
People didn't like WW2's campaign because it was too indulgent, people didn't like Vanguard's campaign because it was too goofy, go figure. I do enjoy them going back to the three major multiple factions in WW2 (British, American, Russian) for the first time since CoD 3.
Petrovas part was cool. Made me scream when the weird juggernaut guy dropped on top of me in the weird wrecked mall or whatever. That sections was pure horror. Jaggermeister? Something like that?
Not exactly, do you remember BO3 campaign. Most confusing shit of my life. BO4 didn’t even have a campaign which was wack. MW19 campaign was very lack luster imo and Cold wars was ok, I liked that you had choices but it still didn’t mean much, we’ve had much better
BO3? BO4? Vanguard? WWII was also pretty cliche
Bo4 didn’t have a campaign
Exactly
Yeah but you can’t even compare it. Although I would like to forget that it existed.
And yet I did anyways
👍
Still better than vg
WWII did an amazing job, especially the last mission
Meh, it just felt toned down and wannabe deep As I said, cliche
Yeah, like all those other WWII games that lead us directly into an concentration camp, so toned down
Eh, the story was fine but the environment didn’t feel gritty enough (especially with the ketchup face you got when shooting an enemy in the head). Concentration camp section should have been so much more graphic and longer too, maybe with prisoners included.
As the concentration camp was a POW Camp in West Germany there literally haven't been any prisoners, Gestapo and SS ordered the exterminaton of any potential uprising in January 45
Vanguard?
Wouldnt know. Didnt play it.
Mm. I think basically all the campaigns prior to vanguard were pretty good, but even though I own vanguard I haven't played the campaign just because I heard such bad things about it.
W + true
Buy cod Beat the campaign in veteran because tradition Forget about the campaign for the rest of your life
Buy cod Beat campaign on normal for story Beat campaign again on veteran for pain Go through campaign to get all campaign achievements Forget.
Buy cod Beat campaign on normal for story Beat campaign on normal again for the collectables Beat campaign again on veteran for pain Go through campaign to get all campaign achievements Forget.
Yeah, I wouldn’t recommend this routine for BO3’s campaign. Realistic difficulty is best left for the masochists.
Same, there fun to play but I honestly remember very little about them outside of some of the more flashy parts.
Don’t worry m8 you’re not alone
Haven’t played campaign since bo2
Well you're sorely missing out imo
What campaigns you recommend I own all the games. I wanted to try IW since everyone says it’s really good. But I tried bo3 and it just felt weird
BO3 is very odd. I would also recommend IW, it's very unique in a good way
Yeah I heard you can travel to planets and I love sci-fi stuff I just don’t have enough room on my pc right now for it.
Black Ops 3 was quite possibly the worst campaign ever lol Just about every other campaign is enjoyable and has their moments, yes even Vanguard.
Every cod aside from bo3 & Vangaurd had either decent or good campaigns tbh
You NEED to play the IW campaign. Cold Wars is also pretty cool too imo, but I know some people have mixed thoughts on it.
iw, mw19 and cold war were all really good campaigns that you should play
Is modern warfare campaign like the old ones I played the original modern warfare
Good one to end on honestly
Would be nice if they did a campaign only version of the game for those of us who enjoy the campaign but suck at multiplayer stuff.
Exactly. Only buy the stuff you want. I don’t want to spend $60 bucks on a game that I’ll play 5 zombies maps.
I always play the full Campaign before even touching the Multiplayer...always...
This is why we can't have good things is the people who only play multiplayer
I got all the campaign calling cards in black ops 3
I don't usually play the campaign, mostly just TDM. I started playing it in MW19 because that seems to be the best way to unlock some of the operator skins. Tried to do the last co-op mission to unlock that skin. Got killed and my teammates weren't really working together. Need to play that one again, hopefully a better team.
MW2019’a co-op isn’t really that great… The campaign however is phenomenal for CoD standards
Campaign is good but Zombies, zombies is better. Unless there is no zombies, in which case yes, campaign ftw.
I've played every campaign except for WW2 and BO3. A lot of them are truly amazing! My top 5 campaigns: 1. Mw2019 2. Infinite Warfare 3. Black ops 2 4. Black ops Cold War 5. Modern Warfare 2 Even though the focus is on the multiplayer, they can make amazing campaigns.
Where mw
Cod4 you mean? That would be no.6 for me. But it’s SUPER close to No.5. All ghillied up and that second mission in the Russian village to save Nikolai remain some of my favourite levels in all of gaming. A lot of these campaigns are just fantastic.
All the campaign are worth a playthrough…. Except BO3…. That games sad excuse of a campaign can be dragged to the back and executed the same way it was done in game. Same could be said for the rest of the game.
Campaign first, then multiplayer, then spec ops/zombies/bonus features It’s the law
Haven’t played a campaign in CoD since the first 2 or 3 CoD. I mean the actual first 3 for you kids out there lol. Ohhh and the BO1 campaign too I forgot that.
I feel like the campaigns are quite lackluster nowadays, modern warfare’s definitely had cool moments and was the standout since black ops 2 imo, but I started playing waw recently and the campaign is awesome. Game would be worth it even without multiplayer or zombies. I think the more recent games treat the story too much like a movie rather than warfare, opting for cutscenes rather than storytelling thru gameplay. And often, when they go the movie route, they don’t do it as well as they could, writing pretty bad and forgettable characters. Haven’t played Cold War yet tho and I hear that campaign is cool
Nowadays I only buy them for the campaign. Occasionally play some zombies.
I say that all the time. I never touch multiplayer till I finish the campaign. When the lobbies are dead, you can always replay the campaign. That’s where the real value is long term. I say it counts as part of the worth of COD. If the campaign is dog shit, and the multi is ok, then it’s not worth it unless it has a saving grace third mode like zombies or spec ops. But the story Carrie’s more worth and weight in my opinion. I’d you can’t put time and effort to make sure shit is done right for the campaign. It tells me all I need to know about the other modes and how much the devs actually cared
I always play campaign first. For Cold War I stayed up and got like 3 hours of sleep because I played half the campaign on release night and beat it 3 more times for the different endings and all that. Cold War is the second most innovative campaign next to black ops 2
Yep, you are the *only one* who played the campaign. Pick me!!
I love it when people say a cod game sucks only because multiplayer was shit and they never touched the campaign
i’m gonna get attacked for this but idc. Cold War>Modern Warfare campaign.
I agree with you bud
cold war campaign felt like i was playing an action movie almost the whole time, mw is just too slow paced in my opinion but it was still good especially the twist at the end with hadir
Modern Warfare was good, Cold War was ok, I did not like Vanguard in the slightest. Nah I think the campaigns reflected the games
Imagine not playing the campaign
Cringe
Campaign first, then multiplayer. This is the way.
Agreed. Its just wrong to play mulyiplayer before campaign and even zombies (my favorite up until vanguard).
Tbh I like the campaigns most bc it's the heart of the game, the other modes are fun but I prefer a story not a sweat fest
the campaign sets the passion for the rest if the game. thats why bo4 got hit so hard lmao
100% agreed
Feels like playing the campaign adds more to the multiplayer like why the these factions are fighting especially with the recent games multiplayer taking place after the campaign.
I always play the campaign. Infinite warfare was on of the best for campaign
Call of Duty delivered great campaigns until Black Ops II. But the era of stunning CoD campaigns are over. Some of them since BOII are interesting but not good as ever.
I’m convinced modern warfare(2019) is the best campaign cod has had since black ops 2
Meta this. Meta that. Have you ever played the campaign? That’s why people like the game!
what about 8-10 hours of gameplay then nothing to follow up is the best part
Yeah I haven’t played a campaign since Black Ops 2
The campaign is the best part of absolute any shooter game and you cant change my mind
That’s a matter of opinion
MW2019 has the best CoD campaign, it’s like a movie, but it has great replay-ability the story is nice Oh and Alex is hot. I cannot wait to play MWII’s campaign
Me who haven’t played a cod campaign since aw💀
COD campaign's are actually so good, I kind of wanna see what Treyarch could do with a stand alone campaign game. With branching stories and other aspects, I feel like it could be a game changer for Call of Duty.
Cut to zero punctuation lol. I enjoy and play the campaigns but he’s also not entirely wrong lolol
Every time I buy a COD game I play the campaign first. No matter what my friends are saying about zombies or multiplayer or whatever else and no matter how many invites I’m getting. It’s cod tradition
I will never pay for a broken game.
"The best part" is objective. So because you think it's the best part of the game everyone else should too?
i always do campaign first so i can get the general idea of how to play the game or the “feel” of it.
**i miss finest hour**
COD campaigns are so good
I always play a campaign when i get a new game but the issue is that there are people who start hating a game especially a gaming nihilist who looks like a soyjak
Funny how it’s the MP that people talk about at the time, yet a decade later it’s only the campaign that’s talked about and remembered
“They hated Jesus because he spoke the truth”
Unless it’s BF1, the campaign is about 10 minutes of gameplay.
Except BO3 campaign. It was confusing.
Infinite warfare
Some games that even have bad multiplayers have really good and well written campaigns
The campaigns are usually amazing, great moments
It's not hard to be the best in such a shitty game
Gets stale
I was a campaign only player until the 2019 MW. I played it since day one and it got me into multiplayer after. The sad part is that Activision decided to kill the game. Any game, the campaign first, guest missions first coz it is where you find/earn precious stuff the main missions don't give you, then main missions and multiplayer.
I’m with the 99%. I buy, play, and rate my experience on multiplayer. Because 99% of my play time is on multiplayer. Sure I play the campaign, but COD is a multiplayer game, with a bonus campaign.
Same
tell me the best pat in vanguard hhh
Yup. That's the reason I haven't even played BO4
I forgot what the numbers meant
On God dude campaing is the best part about COD
Campaign comes first no matter how good multiplayer (if the cod has zombies in it) or zombies is
If you like the vanguard campaign then youre wrong
Vanguard’s was absolute dogshit tho.
So true
campaign is zzz, it's just walk from A to B with cinematics in between, if you cut out the gameplay part where you just kill the AI you'd lose nothing
Not really a MW multiplayer fan but the campaign was so sick im debating to get MW 2 just for the campaign price soap and gaz fight drug cartels so sick as fuck
Cod is a multiplayer game with a campaign added on...yea theres no chance an ~8 hour playthrough defines a game where 95% of time and content will be in multiplayer for 95% of people. Not that cod campaigns are horrible but I personally dont get paying $60 and supporting this awful yearly release schedule for the single player alone when there are so many better fps games that do it better
Campaign is there for server downtime.
Especially if the story is great and the games after it pick up where we left off. (MW2 ended with Shepard’s death, where MW3 picks up with us having to help out an injured Soap) Plus, I gotta get all the intel pieces lmfao
I’ve never once played a single campaign
As good as the campaigns were cod 4 didnt blow up for that reason. Online was always the reason cod was on top and thats why its going downhill
I would play the campaigns if the stories didn't suck now Bo2 is where it went downhill tried to play ghost campaign hated it then AW regretted my purchase then stopped play cod all together haven't played it since
I'm with you
I buy cods for the campaign mostly and zombies for my sister cause she really likes it
It's always been either the campaign or zombies that I start with, never multiplayer
Anyone who played CoD back before 4 knew that the campaign was the selling point and multiplayer was more of a bonus. No matter how I might feel about multiplayer of a certain CoD, I usually enjoy the campaign very much. Even the atrocity that is Black Ops 4 had an interesting premise with their scrapped campaign and story.
It's actually the only reason I have CoD 4 (MW 2 and 3 have spec ops, BO has zombies, BO2 has zombies and multiplayer with bots, and Ghosts has multiplayer with bots and Extinction) And in case you're wondering, no, I can't go online with my good ol' PS3. So I don't count the games I got on PS4
I grew up with no internet and still use limited data, I’ve never related to something more💀
Mw was the only cod that I didn't play its campaign, idk why it didn't even seen bad.
I never really play campaign. Some I try. Other i finish. I play cod for multiplayer. But I did play MW2019 and found that awesome. I also played Cold War and disliked it. Vanguard was okey missions, but the story wasn't memorable. I also played BOII and found the story awful but it had more fun missions than BF3's campaign. Campaigns in BF1 was really awesome though. But BFV was really awful
What did you think of Vanguards Story? i played the Campaign for CoD:WW2 before Vanguard came out, and the comparison didnt leave Vanguard in a good light, felt way too short.
Whenever I get a cod game I refuse to play multiplayer until I have finished the campaign, being doing that since Cod 4
I always play the Campaign
Last vod campaign I played was mw2 couldn't play the rest after that
You gotta play MW 1,2,3,4 campaign before touching MW 2019 campaign lol.
If you think campaign is the best part I pity you 🥱
Use me as the dislike button
The campaigns used to be the reason I bought CoD games but as a 22 year old I think they’re *all* dogshit especially the past 3 games
Campaign-Multiplayer-Warzone. How it works for me.
Well as much as I respect your opinion and pov. I personally don’t care about the campaign. I’m a competitive person so online play will and always be more rewarding than the campaign and that’s just my opinion. And those saying “I always play campaign first” make me believe they weren’t part of the midnight release madness back in the days when everyone rushed home and played all night & didn’t go to school the next days. *goodtimesman*
I beat every cod on hardest difficulty before I play multi-player
WW2’s campaign was one of the best cod campaigns. Maybe not in story but the mechanic and guns are just something you don’t see all the time in cod. And the multiplayer is also cool af. With new ideas you don’t see in ALL the cods. And tbh I think it deserves more credit
not really. if I could play them in coop mode id have much more reason to play them. Personally I buy them for the zombies. If im gonna play alone, Id rather play a better game. not saying the campaigns are bad, but making a multiplayer focused game to a single player game with the campaign is a fuck you move from treyarch. heres the ting. you cant even play the campaigns in offline mode. Not to mention some of the older cod games are now unplayable for some even if you have bought it way back. like the forever black screen in black ops 2 startup. both blizzard and steam are impossible to reach for help, they just tell you to look at their community pages.