Everything GREAT About Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare!
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Published 2023-11-17
Here's Everything GREAT about Call of Duty Advanced Warfare! I hope you enjoy the video! Advanced Warfare was a bit of a slept-on title I think from SledgeHammer Games. Yeah, it wasn't the best in the Call of Duty franchise but I think they still hang up there with Treyarch and Infinity Ward with this project. Plus Activision giving all three studios more time to work on a COD game just rises all boats in the tide.
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All Comments (21)
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I'm gonna be honest, I never played the campaign, mostly because we lost the campaign disc. But I always loved just dicking around with my brother in the general versus mode, whether we fought bots or each other. I loved making a build with absolutely zero guns, the combat knife, and the active camo and smoke bombs for a "stealth ninja" play style.
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I know it was a bit of a cheap gimmick but I like the practicality of the exosuits in this game where half the time they feel like something that could become real at some point
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Fun fact in the mission where you attack Bhagdad you can use the grapple hook on the helicopter and the Goliaths if you get behind them
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Fun fact: the whole "pillow the head before shooting" bit is actually to avoid blood splatting over the shooter. Learned this from John Wick. Seeing Irons do this is pretty on-character.
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I liked the story quite a lot. It wasn't as far-fetched as so many other CODs (e.g. MW2&3, Ghosts), and focussed on real questions (rise of corporate power, legitimacy of traditional national armies, increasing use of mercenaries) that not only were relevant back then but are even moreso to this day. Sure, it escalates into action movie nonsense, but the core was solid.
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Ah, the days when having Kevin Spacey in your project was seen as a plus, not a minus.
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Manticore is based on the work done by a Afrikaner Medical scientist by the name of Wouter Basson. The South African government employed him to develop a bioweapon that could target Bantu blacks while leaving Afrikaners umharmed. His research is kept under lock and key by the ANC government, and he was never sent to prison for his research because of the Truth and Reconciliation council in the 90s. Today he's a GP in Cape Town
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I absolutely love Advanced Warfare, the technology was cool, the guns sounded meaty, and I love the idea of this super powered PMC being able to take over the world. I just wish they let us join Irons instead of making him assume that Will is his enemy.
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COD Ghosts and AW are actually my 2 favorite CODS. I only played them to really play the campaign, its always been my favorite which is why i dont play the newer ones. I grew up on the games with my best friend, these two were our favorites and we loved taking turns one mission after the other. These 2 hold very special places in my heart
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AW wasn't flawless but it did so much right. visuals were great, sound effect was ON POINT, and the gameplay was so fast and fun. its my favorite cod of all time in terms of every aspect.
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This game made me want to study computer engineering. I am at 2nd year now and this game's technology is now POSSIBLE. Only reason armies don't use it is because it is both too expensive to develop and too expensive to lose on field. But we have bioweapons on size of viruses. We have exosuits that are precursor to these. We have the progression going for implementation of this tech into drone and proxy wars.
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I loved the story and never quite got the hate for it. I just remember dying laughing watching conan play it and him dying trying to cross the street and getting run over by cars as Gideon is saying " GET ACROSS THE STREET". Then finally as he gets across he looks to his right and sees oh there was a bridge I could've used to cross. 😂😂😂
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That motion blur comment, some insight When people see "properly done" motion blur, it's often per-object motion blur (as was done in the original crysis) which is why it looked so good. (as in the motion blur was applied to objects, and not just the screen as you whipped it around) That's why I like to keep things like that on in games, but make sure any full screen motion blur is turned off, it adds a great sense of motion, weight, and realism imo
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Apparently there was plans for a sequel of this game and I hope they keep proposing this idea because I think a sequel would be nice because I feel the game ends well but I do think that there could be more to the aw story
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i have now been alive long enough to see this game given the respect it deserved on youtube
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This game gave me one of my favourite memories in cod. Me and my mate were playing infected and we were the last two players to get caught. We were running laps round the map laughing historically with a whole lobby chasing us
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I really, really loved the campaign to this game. Probably the last Call of Duty campaign I enjoyed.
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AW was the first "real" cod for me. Like, i grew up with dad playing the early ww2 ones and when i first started youtube, this was the first walk-through i witnessed. Plus my engineer brain salivates at all the tech
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Sledgehammer impressed me with the music design for their games. Like the Main Menu theme for WWII, "A Brotherhood of Heroes" easily the most memorable main menu theme ever. WWII introduced a great way to bring back Boots on the Ground. And the campaign for AW and WWII oh my goodness. the environments were amazing. from Irons' estate to the Beaches of Normandy, Sledgehammer gives the community what the players WANT
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It's always nice to see my childhood be appreciated
