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Luke121 wrote:

First three are the only good ones IMHO, but don't let that stop you.

I actually enjoy older CoD games, as they are less dramatic and are more about just enjoying the game, although I want to try Black Ops.

Luke121 wrote:

CylonToast wrote:

Luke121 wrote:

First three are the only good ones IMHO, but don't let that stop you.

I actually enjoy older CoD games, as they are less dramatic and are more about just enjoying the game, although I want to try Black Ops.

I liked them because they didn't spend 99.9% of the budget on multiplayer, and focused more on single player. Single player will always be better than multiplayer.

Unless of course you like angry twelve-year-olds that think they're all that.

I'm 12 and I'm a girl, and people like that on the game anger me to no end. I was playing today and there were two 10 year olds arguing 

Ecliptic wrote:

It's pretty good. I still enjoy BF3 more than CoD.

I've never played BF3 before, what's it like? 

technoguyx wrote:

Luke121 wrote:

First three are the only good ones IMHO, but don't let that stop you.

THIS OH SO MUCH

Probably because online gameplay wasn't very big back then. 

Yes, online gameplay was rare back then 
And also because when CoD first started out, they were more about just making the game enjoyable to play; now they're simply trying to make it as dramatic as possible.

CylonToast wrote:

bump again 

That's not how you bump, and um

This is Goldeneye.


It's undoubtedly one of the largest influences on the FPS genre since Doom.

NeilWest wrote:

I used to have it, then (the shame!) it finally ended it's days. Now I'm stuck with multiplayer-drenched games which have hyperactive children screaming out swears and random gibberish. Although playing split-screen is always a laugh with your friends, at least you know that there isn't anyone hacking.

Yep - there aren't many people playing it now. When I go on theres only about 6000 people online, which isn't saying much considering the fact that there are 6 or 7 billion people in the world.

It's honestly quite sad that this game is dying out 

CylonToast wrote:

NeilWest wrote:

I used to have it, then (the shame!) it finally ended it's days. Now I'm stuck with multiplayer-drenched games which have hyperactive children screaming out swears and random gibberish. Although playing split-screen is always a laugh with your friends, at least you know that there isn't anyone hacking.

Yep - there aren't many people playing it now. When I go on theres only about 6000 people online, which isn't saying much considering the fact that there are 6 or 7 billion people in the world.

It's honestly quite sad that this game is dying out 

Yeah, when I had it a few years ago, it was fun considering a majority of the people playing at the time didn't have headsets.

NeilWest wrote:

I used to have it, then (the shame!) it finally ended it's days. Now I'm stuck with multiplayer-drenched games which have hyperactive children screaming out swears and random gibberish. Although playing split-screen is always a laugh with your friends, at least you know that there isn't anyone hacking.

do I really have to explain this to EVERYONE? multiplayer is an enjoyable experience, learn how to mute people if the're annoying. Anyway COD is not all screaming 12 year olds, why don't you ACTUALLY PLAY THE GAME and then come back. Stop judging a game from one bad multiplayer match.

This is what I hear from everyone on this forum about COD, "I can't figure out how to mute people so the game is horrible because I annoy people for some reason and they yell at me and are therefore gibberish spewing 12 year olds." NOBODY CARES (or atleast I don't)

It's fine to have an opinion, just stop trying to stuff it down everyone's throats.

I don't know it is for xbox 360, but on ps3 all you have to do is press select to bring up the scoreboard and use x to mute people.