He becomes the modern day White Death during the Stranded mission after the plane crash.

He is as skilled as Price himself when it comes to combat and weaponry.

He wasn’t the sole reason but he assisted the North Korean defector (LT Ko) gaining one of the most powerful weapons of war (The mass EMP) that allowed them to push North Korea

During the assault on the Supreme Leaders palace he destroyed the Statues of the Leaders, killed 90% of the North Korean soldiers and even killed the Supreme Leader herself

He’s only a Private and he’s done more in his first game than 141 across 4 games

Oh, I'm definitely getting Blackcell now too. This shit looks so cool.

OH MY GOD! This voiceline is driving me crazy. No sh*t the enemy is by the container. Is there any way to turn just that off or not really?

The Korean War is one of my super niche interests, so from the moment I started the campaign I was already thinking of how Hajin could work. I also kept seeing a bunch of comments and posts asking about Hajin, where it is, if it's real, and decided to share my own theory.

How shipment map gon be like 🤣:

Title.
The overwhelmingly negative responses here don’t reflect my experience with the game at all. I’ve actually been having a great time with it. I’m playing better than I have in the last several CoDs, whether it’s my K/D, winning matches, or ranking up faster. I’ve played all of them, and for whatever reason, this one just seems to fit my playstyle better.
I mainly wanted to point this out for anyone reading through all the negativity and wondering if the game is worth playing. There are plenty of people out there who genuinely enjoy it, but you’re naturally going to hear more from those who don’t. People are much more likely to take the time to complain about something than to post about how much they enjoy it. I think that makes the overall reaction here seem a lot more negative than the actual player experience.

As for the maps, I do think most of them are a bit too small, but overall I don’t mind them. There have definitely been better maps in previous CoDs, but I actually think the layouts and sightlines are pretty decent. I also enjoy Coal, which seems to be an extremely unpopular opinion around here. I think it’s a unique map and actually plays pretty well. That said, I completely agree with everyone about Nautical. That map is trash.

Sue me.

yh sure

In the DMZ intro, they say the incident of the reactor happened at the common border between South Korea, North Korea and Russia. The map also show that border. But real South Korea has no border with Russia. Did I miss something?

Or you don't care about rank. Are you happy to stuck at 55 level all the time?

Or you don't like the fact that it locks everything?

Infinity Ward has remade quite a few pre-CoD4 maps in the reboot MW series (Suldal Harbor, Taraq, Koro Village are all remakes of CoD 1/2 maps) so it’s cool to see them bring some more back.

The helmet is a big giveaway

I'm not gonna go ahead and say my aim was perfect here, but it was good enough to kill him at least. I mean shit, on my screen it showed me putting 4-5 shots in him before he even started shooting at me, and then I get melted. On his screen it showed him barely taking any damage until he had 3-4 shots in me. It's absurd. It feels like this happens every gun fight. And I feel like I've played enough MW3 over the past three years (skipping BO6 & BO7) to know that that shit ain't me and something is off. Something has gotta change.

Looking over the Season 1 announcement, it appears we are getting the Israel Weapon Industries Carmel rifle. It's a fairly new platform; this might be the first time it appears in a video game.

(Friday, November 6)

Shoot House: The classic map returns, reimagined in North Korea

How did only 3 shots hit? and if they were all headshots like the game said, it only did 81 damage? something feels off about this and it makes all of my gunfights inconsistent

Also, who this operator or skin going to?