Never played a call of duty game, but they're all on sale right now. Which ones are the best?
Never played a call of duty game, but they're all on sale right now. Which ones are the best?
>patiently waits for doom and quake fags to enter thread
i'll tell you if you post the other two pics
2, 4 and Black Ops 2. MW1 and 2 arent on the same level but they're fun popcorn entertainment none the less. I would avoid the rest except for cod 1, but that's only if you really enjoyed the gameplay of the other ones.
*MW2 and MW3 arent on the same level
CoD1 and MW2 have the best campaigns
If you want to play MP, CoD games are dead as fuck on PC, but MWR has really good MP bots, possibly the best FPS bots ever for a non-arena shooter
>black ops 2
>over black ops 1
>over world at war
the fuck user.
>WAW
>BO1
Both of those are shit. Have you actually played BO2?
No love for 3? wtf Yea Forums
>United Offensive, a multiplayer masterpiece with mods, custom servers, vehicles, massive maps, and the awesome assault mode, costs more than basically all COD games up to the Black Ops ones and requires you to have the original game too
What did they mean by this?
why are you buying it in the first place?
CoD1, United Offensive expansion, 2,and then ignore all the rest.
THIS. I'm pretty sure it's all even available on the internet archive. Shows how little they care despite it being so good
Cod4/MW1 is the best one in terms of story
I've played all 3 you actual zoomer, BO1 and WAW are both better than BO2 though BO2 isn't a bad game.
I'm not, it's just an observation
The "Golden Age" of CoD was MW2 through to Black Ops 2, although MW2 has not aged well at all and is only really praised for nostalgia. Not to say games prior to MW2 weren't good it's just that MW2-BO2 were the most popular (WaW is pretty great and CoD4 still has a load of players on the remaster)
I'd recommend MW3 and BO2 but they're filled with hackers. CoD 4 Remastered is unfortunately your only way of experiencing old school CoD but they put lootboxes in that kind of ruined it. Black Ops 3 has a decentish multiplayer and the best Zombies mode imo, so I'd recommend that if you like zombies.
Campaign - Any CoD before Ghosts (BO2 had a great campaign and the first 3 CoDs had pretty great ones too)
Multiplayer: CoD 4 Remastered, I've heard that BO4 has a decent MP although I haven't personally played it
Zombies: BO3 has the best overall (You have new maps along with most of the WaW/BO1 maps, along with one of the best BO2 maps) although Gobblegum makes it piss easy. BO1 is best if you want the more challenging experience.
>The "Golden Age" of CoD was MW2 through to Black Ops 2,
Zoomer, the post
2 was the best one. Had a real sense of being there. It was before the series became all about big action set pieces and multiplayer.
By Golden Age I meant most popular/most widely liked, not my personal favourites
WAW and BO1 have shitty weapons and shit story, veteran mode is also completely fucking unfair and unfun in both of them, unlike the games I listed where veteran is actually fun. WAW is at least a bit better because you can play it in coop and the jap levels are pretty cool but it's still shit compared to cod 2. Your're the fucking zoomer here nigger.
>most popular/most widely liked
CoD 4 still beats you to it, everyone remembers All Ghillied up and the Marine missions, name one memorable mission from MW2.
Probably the most widely known CoD mission ever.
People also constantly wank off MW2s Multiplayer like it was the best thing ever.
2's campaign introduced regen health and endlessly spawning enemies and grenade spam. As far as gameplay and pacing is concerned, 1 and MW2 are far better.
Also, I don't know about "a real sense of being there", I guess you mean it has the most down to earth missions and set pieces in the franchise but that also makes it extremely forgettable.
>2's campaign introduced regen health and endlessly spawning enemies and grenade spam.
this. The multiplayer of United Offensive was way better. I still liked 2 but the framework for the future COD's was laid down by that point