So, how's that blog post comin' along?
Alright, I will admit. I play MW2 and WaW. In fact, my level in MW2 and WaW are about equal. I play MW2's multiplayer for fun and because I want that AK, dammit! I play WaW's singleplayer because I like the WW2 setting, and it's always fun burning some Germans in the morning.
Now, what I want to know is, why didn't IW capitalize on Treyarch's gore system? Right now, we get a splotch of blood on the wall when a guy gets killed with a HEADSHOT. A headshot, especially coming from a Barret 50. cal, is going to do a hell of a lot more than just throw blood on the wall in a neat little splotch. IMO, when you shoot a guy with a shotgun at close range, you should be seeing some blood flying and meat chunks/arms falling out/off. I'm pretty sure the …
Why look another rant from me
Just once, just once I'd like to get in a multiplayer game in MW2 where I actually have a shot at winning, where my teammates aren't dumber than rocks who couldn't take down a Harier if they tried, where I can creat a killstrak and get my first AC130, and where the other team isn't full of a bunch of immature 9-year-olds who got mics and are screaming and yelling all sorts of crazy crap into them.
But seriously, MW2's multipler system is total shit. I'm ready to give up on it. Why? Take tonight's match for example. I get dropped into a game where I'm already losing 4700-9800. Before I can even walk two steps forward, the game ends. Next match, I think I'll get put on the good team. Wrong. It's Domination and the other team is full of people…
Why the hate in Treyarch/WaW?
People who kow me well know that I thought World at War was an amazing game. Same with Modern Warfare 2, they're both good in their own way.
My reasoning for this is because:
WaW:
World at War had gore. Call me creepy or whatnot, but I enjoy watching the human body being ripped to shreds. I often wonder what happens when a body is hit with said amount of force and what injuries would occour, which is why I tend to watch shows like Dr. G and trauma shows.
In my opinion, it was the gore that made World at War a great game, because no other Call of Duty had even attempted that, and here we are with this dark, violent and bloody mess of a game where you can blow a guy's head off with a shotgun. To me, it's one of the most accurate depictions of Wo…