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There is a fourth suttle instance of betrayal. When Task Force 141 raid the Gulag to rescue Price The Navy (under orders of Shepard) were dropping danger close ordinance. Then after the prisoner is confirmed to be price, navy ships starts bombarding the facility with 141 still inside.
@@alphacodyt In the conversation Capt. Price wants to use an EMP from Russia to stop the war in America but Shepherd says, you just got out of prison, at least don't get involved.
And there's also another one case right at the end of Act I, when after Task Force 141 captured Rojas, no one answered them, so they had to contact Nikolai
@@matrvg It looks like Alerjando Rojas is the wrong target because he only sells weapons, the similarities are in race, Brazil and Africa are not far apart but have different traits
Given what Shephard wanted I'm only left half-surprised by this betrayal. Shephard wanted to be a war hero. Can't be a war hero with a war, so he sold out the HVI in order to keep the war going until he was ready to claim victory after disposing of TF141.
shepherd also wanted to regain the soldiers he lost in cod4 by waging war on Makarov he also gets back the soldiers he lost and more 3.5 million to be exact iirc
It’s not that we didn’t pay attention to it. It’s that it’s literally never addressed or mentioned ever again. There’s also a fighter jump jet that takes off from the house and plane crash as you get there. But no one ever mentioned it or shot at it.
It was going to get mentioned again. Shepherd talked about that case being the most important thing in these events in alpha version. That scene was going to connect MW2 and MW3 but Infinity Ward development team changed.
@@Dajokerboy101 correct. Shephard was trying to start WWIII, and knew that Makarov would help him do that, so he let info slip that would aid Makarov's plan.
Basically Both Shepherd and Makarov are Working together. Like Makarov Get What He wants on World Domination. and Shepherd Got A Publicity as "Good guy" I Mean he Willing To Sacrifice lots Of man to walked into meat Grinder Operated By Makarov.
I don't think Shepherd and Makarov were working together as friends. Shepherd's "mistakes" to faciliate the war were for his own personal gains. He was using Makarov as a pawn from start to end.
What about when Shepherd ordered the navy to bomb the gulag where Roach and Soap were rescuing Price in while they were still inside? Doesn't that count too?
If I remember correctly, Shepherd didn't give the order to bomb the Gulag. It was the Navy just starting early and Shepherd was trying to buy them time. Shepherd needed TF141 alive for his plans.
Shepherd specifically says the Navy "isn't in a listening mood." Infinity Ward has at best a foggy understanding of how chains of command work (which is why Shepherd was in charge of Marines despite being Army), but I guess even they understands Army Generals don't get put in command of Naval warships. Shepherd likely made a recommendation the Navy cool it, and the Navy politely recommended that he fuck off.
Thinking about it, I wonder if Viktors death because of Shepard is the reason why Makarov is so willing to give out information to Price in “Enemy of my Enemy”
I feel like Viktor being killed started the rift between the two, but when Shepherd betrayed TF141, he also betrayed Makarov. Once Him and Shadow Company killed Makarov and his mercenaries and 141, he would return to the United States to push Russia out of the U.S. and lead the charge to take back Europe.
I don't think Viktor's death had much to do with Makarov willingly giving intel to Price. Viktor was just another pawn for Shepherd but Makarov was the biggest pawn of them all. Makarov knew that TF141 was betrayed by Shepherd in Afghanistan and he had to do something to get rid of Shepherd and his men since they were a more immediate threat than the last of TF141. Hence Makarov shared his intel to buy himself time to plot his moves taking place in MW3.
This was apart of it, absolutely. This and the fact that he tried to kill Makarovs private army and the 141 at the same time in the boneyard. The situation was too hot for Makarov to deal with, so he saw an opportunity with Price and bet on him.
@hippycracktalksmack ehhhh it had it flaws. Not bad necessarily but mw2 was absolutely Cinema art from the gameplay, to the story, to the soundtrack produced by Hans zimmer himself. No Call of duty, not even bo1 and 2, which were really good comes close to mw2 to this date.
To throw a wrench into the theory, US comms aren't as secure as they can be, and Makarovs guys are pretty damn good at their job. They could have hacked comms to figure out what the US forces were planning and overheard the challenge and countersign. Regular Russian forces were already in the house, it makes sense that special forces would be as well for an HVT. My theory on why this could be, is because there is fresh blood on the ground, and IIRC when you shoot any of the body's they still spray blood as though they were recently deceased.
Shepherd betrays his men a 4th time later on in the game. In "Just Like Old Times" Price and Soap fight their way through the bunker and make it outside of the room rigged with explosives. Shepherd notices that his booby trap failed to yield the results he intended, in light of this he orders what seems to be a nearby artillery unit to hit the area he believes Price and Soap to be. When the barrage comes down, it blows up an encampment area where a substantial amount of Shadow Company operators are set up. Price and Soap are untouched by the strike, but most of the Shadow guys in the area are killed or wounded. If we were to count every event like this you could list almost every mission in MW2 as a betrayal by Shepherd, so make of it what you will.
Shadow Company:Isnt that danger close for the task force? Shepherd:That is not a suggestion. Send it! Price:Since when does Shepherd care about danger close?
Maybe both Viktor and that Russian Solider you find at the fridge downstairs was leading a attack on the house. So im guessing Shepherd told Viktor about the H.V.I and where he was to take him out and when both Viktor and a random Russian Solider went upstairs the H.V.I saw them and shot Viktor killing him but the other Solider shot and killed the H.V.I
There is 4 betrayals, 4th being the one when Cpt. Price and others went to the gulag and Shepard told aircraft to attack even though they got most of the Ultranacionalists.
You know what's an interesting detail; As you approach the HVI's house you see two American aircraft take off from the hill behind the house and fly off. Those aircraft couldn't have landed there while the Russian AA gun was set up, so maybe Makarov's men and/or Shadow Company landed there to kill the HVI, saw that the Russian army had set up an AA position nearby, and asked Shephard to have the Rangers clear out the AA position so they could get away. The intro cutscene for this mission uses the Shadow Company theme and it's the only mission to do so where they don't appear.
You're leaving out the part where you the moment you realize the prisoner you're rescuing is Price the Navy begins a bombardment of the prison with Shepherd giving you an excuse that "they won't hold their fire any longer" pretty heavily implied that he ordered them to fire, probably suspected that Price would discover his aid to Makarov, and was attempting to kill Price before he could escape while framing it as an accident
You know.. My dad is a director and writer . So he told me everything about cinema . So if you look at the MW trilogy as a cinematic view you will understand this trilogy is a legend for winning the Oscar trophy ! Better than Japanese animations ! Just think about it and you will understand this is not just a GAME ! Well thanks for Alpha cod and my dad ❤
when i played the mission that scene did seem off... i didn't know it was victor from the no Russians mission i never paid attention to that...i guess it makes sense because after that mission i dont think shepard commands the army regiment after that and goes back with 141...after knowing that the HVI was killed he was able to "tie up another loose end"
Always find it a bit weird to suddenly to go this location and basically everyone was dead in there, but never gave much thought about it. But this makes so much sense!
Damn, I haven't played Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 2 before and especially when I was young back then when I don't know how to play video games, but this game has interesting details that it'll make me wanna buy the game and then enjoy it.
I thought the main reason why they knew the coded message is that because of the ACS module held by the Russians. But this makes sense when it was mentioned that SOSUS and Pave Paws was disabled so there's no way they could breach the intelligence. So there must be someone that told them that
Shepherd betrayal just didn’t hit as hard in reboot MW22, I think part of the reason is because I know what’s gonna happen cuz of og, but at the same time it wasn’t actually shepherd who did the betrayal but ordered graves to betray tf141, they made shepherd less badass in the reboot
Yeah it's mostly because shepherd is less badass and isn't always with you in missions. His reasoning also kinda falls flat and the guys making the story are too scared to kill off the characters
1:47 Nice detail animation thet added in the remaster. Also, it'is nice to see videos talking about campaign theories for COD stories especially old ones. It's rare to see this as many cares for online at this point and have no interest in COD's core. For me, I only care for these campaigns ever since 2008, everything else is exrta, Keep it up!
Makarov was always alert and couldn't even be fooled by Shepherd when he sent Alexei Borodin 0:56 AC-130 Gunship down by Anti-Air craft 2:15 Makarov's work was very dirty, even his own team was killed to get another team In essence, Shepherd wants to be a War Hero as said by Capt. Price and Makarov become his enemies
Another fun fact, Sgt. Foley is voiced by Keith David, who appears in the new MW3 as the voice of Spawn. You may also know him as the president in Rick and Morty and various other characters on many shows.
I’ve played this campaign so many times. nothing ever felt right about how this mission ended. I know so much about the lore but never knew about this.
I'll never get over how Shepherd recruits some 22 year old and only a couple days later knowingly sends him to die as a terrorist in another country alongside it's PE#1. Something about that set of facts just churns my stomach
That’s the remake. In the original it’s not Viktor at the panic room door, it’s the CIA double agent you play as in No Russian. Either way, it’s designed to look like a set up.
Glenn Morshower is hella popular. He’s Gen. Morshower in Transformers, the voice actor for overlord in of mw2, and voice actor of Gen shepherd in mw3 2023.
For Pvt. Allen he didnt get betrayed by Shepherd. He actually got accidentally exposed by Yuri (from a flashback in OG MW3 Story). Bc Yuri didnt like what Makorov was doing during the events of MW2 so he tried contacting the US but got figured out by Makorov. And since he found out Pvt. Allen is an American and undercover he played along with it until the end of the mission, killing Allen. Making his plan easier to start a war and also cucking Shepherd. Bc Shepherd is trying to make himself look like a hero. While Makorov is trying to make Modern Russia revert it back into Soviet Russia Influence. So it wouldnt make sense why they would work together?
Allen wasn’t exposed by Yuri so much as by himself talking about an American only food chain. That’s what really screwed the world over. But if you also think about it, Makarov invited Allen into his inner circle pretty easily before then. It wasn’t like he had months of contact beforehand if I’m not mistaken. That’s what gives credibility to makarov and price working together
Makarov betrayed Sheperd to Price in the end. In ‘The Enemy of my Enemy’ dialogue. Sheperd tried to kill the 141 and Makarovs private army in the boneyard, along with being responsible for getting Victor killed.
The cut shadow man ending in MW3 actually makes sense now that I watch your vid, Makarov, Shepherd, maybe even 141 were unknowingly being pawns to the same group. Since Makarov killed 30000 of Shepherd's men in MW1, it wouldn't make a lot of sense the two of them working together, at least knowingly. So it could be possible that the shadow man/group leaked the pass phrase to the Inner Circle. Makarov was their catalyst in starting WW3, and Shepherd was ordered 141 to take care of Makarov (maybe under the guise of letting Shepherd to get his revenge, whatever). Makarov, not knowing he has been marked for death by the group, continue to do dirty work for the group. When 141 assaults Makarov's safe houses, the group ordered Shepherd backstab 141 because there maybe intel that connects Shepherd & the group involvement in the No Russian operation. Looking at the cut MW3 ending, it appears that things ended largely in the group favor, with Shepherd and Makarov dead, 141 wiped out, and they achieved their goal.
Old School Shepard character had great writing compared to new Shepard was a disappointment. Old School Shepard had reasons to turn against his own government because the Government turned on him first just for Shepard to lose all his men was sad. I don't blame him for his actions, but new Shepard made no sense and his characters development was all over the place. The only thing I won't forgive Old School Shepard for killing Roach and Ghost hit me hard.
I actually had been stumped on the details behind this part of the story, because it wasn't really picked up before nor after the mission. I didn't look into any lore or info about this pert of the mission myself, but I always tried to piece it together whenever I played. I was confused as to how they managed to execute the HVI without leaving signs of forced entry. It didn't occur to me that Makarov's operatives might have known the Challenge phrase as well. This makes a lot of sense now. I would still like to know what exactly the HVI was carrying.
there is another betrayal. Shepherd also betrayed everyone in CoD. 4 because he was actively funding the Russian ultranationalist group,the same group that ended up killing Gaz and Griggs.
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Sorry but you already did a video of this...
There is a fourth suttle instance of betrayal. When Task Force 141 raid the Gulag to rescue Price The Navy (under orders of Shepard) were dropping danger close ordinance. Then after the prisoner is confirmed to be price, navy ships starts bombarding the facility with 141 still inside.
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@@alphacodyt
In the conversation Capt. Price wants to use an EMP from Russia to stop the war in America but Shepherd says, you just got out of prison, at least don't get involved.
And there's also another one case right at the end of Act I, when after Task Force 141 captured Rojas, no one answered them, so they had to contact Nikolai
@@YehorKharlamov Daamn, is there any TF-141 mission left without Shepherd's betrayal?
@@matrvg
It looks like Alerjando Rojas is the wrong target because he only sells weapons, the similarities are in race, Brazil and Africa are not far apart but have different traits
When older games has deeper lore as you play it often
CoD BO1🗿
Back when cod was cool
@YungAtzit's true tho, as you grow older you simply understand the hidden meanings in games. Or of course small plot references etc.
Nobody seems to notice Viktor, happy you pointed it out too.
Is he in the actual original game?
@@Freelancer837yes, the most obvious thing he had was his neck tatoo.
@@Freelancer837 Yes he appears in the No Russian mission
i knew that it was viktor😶🌫 by his tattoos
Fun fact: The actor that voices overlord in this mission also plays General Shepard in the new MW3
The voice is very obvious to say the same
And also the new shephard voice actor is Blazkowicz’s dad in Wolfenstein
yep, and the same guy also voices/acts as one of the interrogators in the BF3 campaign.
@@TheRealJohnH3 And is also one of the command officers in Blackhawk Down. Glenn Morshower does a LOT of Military Command Roles.
And also the FBI announcer in BO2 multiplayer. _”Get that dickweed outta my sight!”_
Given what Shephard wanted I'm only left half-surprised by this betrayal. Shephard wanted to be a war hero. Can't be a war hero with a war, so he sold out the HVI in order to keep the war going until he was ready to claim victory after disposing of TF141.
Makes Senses.. I Mean he Have Low to No Regards with Anyone who served under his command
Who was the HVI?
@deloreandmc88 Nobody... Just Like "Defector" from Black Ops 1
shepherd also wanted to regain the soldiers he lost in cod4 by waging war on Makarov he also gets back the soldiers he lost and more 3.5 million to be exact iirc
@@deloreandmc88 Raptor from the Wolverines mission other than that we dont know most likely a government official
It’s not that we didn’t pay attention to it. It’s that it’s literally never addressed or mentioned ever again. There’s also a fighter jump jet that takes off from the house and plane crash as you get there. But no one ever mentioned it or shot at it.
I always thought that they were launching because the triple A was taken out and it was safe for them to fly without getting shot at by AA.
It was going to get mentioned again. Shepherd talked about that case being the most important thing in these events in alpha version. That scene was going to connect MW2 and MW3 but Infinity Ward development team changed.
How did Shephard betray Allen tho? Makarov is the one who killed him. Unless Shephard released the information that he was undercover?
@@Dajokerboy101 correct. Shephard was trying to start WWIII, and knew that Makarov would help him do that, so he let info slip that would aid Makarov's plan.
@@BobHairEnjoyer you can tell mw3 was not made by the same team as mw2 it’s missing some of that cocaine induced magic
Basically Both Shepherd and Makarov are Working together. Like Makarov Get What He wants on World Domination. and Shepherd Got A Publicity as "Good guy" I Mean he Willing To Sacrifice lots Of man to walked into meat Grinder Operated By Makarov.
Makarov: I outsmarted you
Shepherd: you may have outsmarted me, but I outsmarted your outsmarting
@@outdoorscholar6016 Lol That's a Good One
Hmmm... just like irl terrorist organization funded by some prominent 3 letter acronym organization.
and end American complacency (Which even in,real life is something to agree on)
I don't think Shepherd and Makarov were working together as friends. Shepherd's "mistakes" to faciliate the war were for his own personal gains.
He was using Makarov as a pawn from start to end.
What about when Shepherd ordered the navy to bomb the gulag where Roach and Soap were rescuing Price in while they were still inside? Doesn't that count too?
Yes, it is also counted, I forgot to mention it
Fourth Betrayal
If I remember correctly, Shepherd didn't give the order to bomb the Gulag. It was the Navy just starting early and Shepherd was trying to buy them time. Shepherd needed TF141 alive for his plans.
@@jairovira306maybe he didn’t even try at all. Thats what it felt like when I was playing the mission.
Shepherd specifically says the Navy "isn't in a listening mood." Infinity Ward has at best a foggy understanding of how chains of command work (which is why Shepherd was in charge of Marines despite being Army), but I guess even they understands Army Generals don't get put in command of Naval warships. Shepherd likely made a recommendation the Navy cool it, and the Navy politely recommended that he fuck off.
Thinking about it, I wonder if Viktors death because of Shepard is the reason why Makarov is so willing to give out information to Price in “Enemy of my Enemy”
I feel like Viktor being killed started the rift between the two, but when Shepherd betrayed TF141, he also betrayed Makarov. Once Him and Shadow Company killed Makarov and his mercenaries and 141, he would return to the United States to push Russia out of the U.S. and lead the charge to take back Europe.
I don't think Viktor's death had much to do with Makarov willingly giving intel to Price. Viktor was just another pawn for Shepherd but Makarov was the biggest pawn of them all.
Makarov knew that TF141 was betrayed by Shepherd in Afghanistan and he had to do something to get rid of Shepherd and his men since they were a more immediate threat than the last of TF141.
Hence Makarov shared his intel to buy himself time to plot his moves taking place in MW3.
This was apart of it, absolutely. This and the fact that he tried to kill Makarovs private army and the 141 at the same time in the boneyard. The situation was too hot for Makarov to deal with, so he saw an opportunity with Price and bet on him.
blud turned from alpha cod to alpha detective
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Bro’s giving Batman a run for his money on being the best detective
OG MW lore: A master piece that makes sense and has secret details that gives more background to the story.
Reboot MW lore: WeLcOmE tO tHe WaRzOnE!
COD4 campaign was a work of art
@hippycracktalksmack ehhhh it had it flaws. Not bad necessarily but mw2 was absolutely Cinema art from the gameplay, to the story, to the soundtrack produced by Hans zimmer himself. No Call of duty, not even bo1 and 2, which were really good comes close to mw2 to this date.
The new mw2 campaign is actually a masterpiece
@@DossipGirlit was good imo I enjoyed it
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To throw a wrench into the theory, US comms aren't as secure as they can be, and Makarovs guys are pretty damn good at their job. They could have hacked comms to figure out what the US forces were planning and overheard the challenge and countersign.
Regular Russian forces were already in the house, it makes sense that special forces would be as well for an HVT.
My theory on why this could be, is because there is fresh blood on the ground, and IIRC when you shoot any of the body's they still spray blood as though they were recently deceased.
Shepherd betrays his men a 4th time later on in the game. In "Just Like Old Times" Price and Soap fight their way through the bunker and make it outside of the room rigged with explosives. Shepherd notices that his booby trap failed to yield the results he intended, in light of this he orders what seems to be a nearby artillery unit to hit the area he believes Price and Soap to be. When the barrage comes down, it blows up an encampment area where a substantial amount of Shadow Company operators are set up. Price and Soap are untouched by the strike, but most of the Shadow guys in the area are killed or wounded. If we were to count every event like this you could list almost every mission in MW2 as a betrayal by Shepherd, so make of it what you will.
Shadow Company:Isnt that danger close for the task force?
Shepherd:That is not a suggestion. Send it!
Price:Since when does Shepherd care about danger close?
That's less of a betrayal and more like he knows that the 141 are so hard to kill even when you're sending everything you got
Now i have a suspicion on people named "Shepherd" (except Aidrian from HLOP)
Ramirez! Find Shepherd’s third betrayal!
Maybe both Viktor and that Russian Solider you find at the fridge downstairs was leading a attack on the house. So im guessing Shepherd told Viktor about the H.V.I and where he was to take him out and when both Viktor and a random Russian Solider went upstairs the H.V.I saw them and shot Viktor killing him but the other Solider shot and killed the H.V.I
It makes sense, plus the Russian soldier just would’ve decided to begin looting and waiting for reinforcements before leaving the house.
Dang that’s a very good theory
Technically he had 4 betrayals if you count the one where he sent an airstrike on shadow company while trying to kill Soap and Price
Betrayals on betrayals, Thanks for pointing that!
@@alphacodyt no problem homie appreciate the content
There is 4 betrayals, 4th being the one when Cpt. Price and others went to the gulag and Shepard told aircraft to attack even though they got most of the Ultranacionalists.
This video feels like a detective movie
You know what's an interesting detail;
As you approach the HVI's house you see two American aircraft take off from the hill behind the house and fly off. Those aircraft couldn't have landed there while the Russian AA gun was set up, so maybe Makarov's men and/or Shadow Company landed there to kill the HVI, saw that the Russian army had set up an AA position nearby, and asked Shephard to have the Rangers clear out the AA position so they could get away.
The intro cutscene for this mission uses the Shadow Company theme and it's the only mission to do so where they don't appear.
Big find dude, this blew my mind for real 🤯
Great observation. This game's story had a lot of subtlety given how bombastic the gameplay is.
Agreed!
You're leaving out the part where you the moment you realize the prisoner you're rescuing is Price the Navy begins a bombardment of the prison with Shepherd giving you an excuse that "they won't hold their fire any longer" pretty heavily implied that he ordered them to fire, probably suspected that Price would discover his aid to Makarov, and was attempting to kill Price before he could escape while framing it as an accident
You know..
My dad is a director and writer .
So he told me everything about cinema . So if you look at the MW trilogy as a cinematic view you will understand this trilogy is a legend for winning the Oscar trophy ! Better than Japanese animations ! Just think about it and you will understand this is not just a GAME !
Well thanks for Alpha cod and my dad ❤
that body being viktor blew my mind
when i played the mission that scene did seem off... i didn't know it was victor from the no Russians mission i never paid attention to that...i guess it makes sense because after that mission i dont think shepard commands the army regiment after that and goes back with 141...after knowing that the HVI was killed he was able to "tie up another loose end"
Who would've thought Glenn Morshower would portray General Shepherd in the reboot when he originally voiced Overlord in OG MW2!
Always find it a bit weird to suddenly to go this location and basically everyone was dead in there, but never gave much thought about it. But this makes so much sense!
Damn, I haven't played Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 2 before and especially when I was young back then when I don't know how to play video games, but this game has interesting details that it'll make me wanna buy the game and then enjoy it.
It's a good game. There are remakes of both MW1 and MW2 from the earlier days.
I thought the main reason why they knew the coded message is that because of the ACS module held by the Russians. But this makes sense when it was mentioned that SOSUS and Pave Paws was disabled so there's no way they could breach the intelligence. So there must be someone that told them that
4:49 love the hand animation
Wow 15 years later and i JUST learned something new about this game! I thought i knew everything wow
That's the beauty of gaming, there's always something new to discover!
Shepherd betrayal just didn’t hit as hard in reboot MW22, I think part of the reason is because I know what’s gonna happen cuz of og, but at the same time it wasn’t actually shepherd who did the betrayal but ordered graves to betray tf141, they made shepherd less badass in the reboot
Yeah new Shepherd sat behind a desk and played politics. Old Shepherd planned WW3 and personally executed the men he’d led for 5 years to cover it up.
Yeah it's mostly because shepherd is less badass and isn't always with you in missions. His reasoning also kinda falls flat and the guys making the story are too scared to kill off the characters
Good catch. Something about that section always did feel off and now all these years later I finally figured it out lol
1:47 Nice detail animation thet added in the remaster.
Also, it'is nice to see videos talking about campaign theories for COD stories especially old ones. It's rare to see this as many cares for online at this point and have no interest in COD's core.
For me, I only care for these campaigns ever since 2008, everything else is exrta, Keep it up!
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This is actually a crazy video! I never, not even ever thought about this or even noticed that was Viktor. But it all makes sense! Great video!
Never gave it that much thought. Nice work detective.
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Makarov was always alert and couldn't even be fooled by Shepherd when he sent Alexei Borodin
0:56 AC-130 Gunship down by Anti-Air craft
2:15 Makarov's work was very dirty, even his own team was killed to get another team
In essence, Shepherd wants to be a War Hero as said by Capt. Price and Makarov become his enemies
A lot of people not knowing it was Viktor is insane ngl (excluding the young kids playing for obvious reasons)
Another fun fact, Sgt. Foley is voiced by Keith David, who appears in the new MW3 as the voice of Spawn. You may also know him as the president in Rick and Morty and various other characters on many shows.
He also voices the Arbiter in the halo games
I met Keith David at Planet Comic Con in KC, and what a wonderful guy he is. The smile and heart he has is real.
Kinda already had the theory that Shepard worked with Makarov and orchestrated the war. This just adds evidence to it.
So thats why Makarov knows where Shepherd is hiding, because he told him valious information always
I’ve played this campaign so many times. nothing ever felt right about how this mission ended. I know so much about the lore but never knew about this.
I'll never get over how Shepherd recruits some 22 year old and only a couple days later knowingly sends him to die as a terrorist in another country alongside it's PE#1. Something about that set of facts just churns my stomach
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That’s the remake. In the original it’s not Viktor at the panic room door, it’s the CIA double agent you play as in No Russian. Either way, it’s designed to look like a set up.
2:01 bro got caught lacking and was going for a beer
Glenn Morshower is hella popular. He’s Gen. Morshower in Transformers, the voice actor for overlord in of mw2, and voice actor of Gen shepherd in mw3 2023.
He also made the navy start bombing the gulag early when saving captain price
He also called an airstrike on his own men when price and soap r chasing him on the last mission
For Pvt. Allen he didnt get betrayed by Shepherd. He actually got accidentally exposed by Yuri (from a flashback in OG MW3 Story). Bc Yuri didnt like what Makorov was doing during the events of MW2 so he tried contacting the US but got figured out by Makorov. And since he found out Pvt. Allen is an American and undercover he played along with it until the end of the mission, killing Allen. Making his plan easier to start a war and also cucking Shepherd. Bc Shepherd is trying to make himself look like a hero. While Makorov is trying to make Modern Russia revert it back into Soviet Russia Influence. So it wouldnt make sense why they would work together?
Allen wasn’t exposed by Yuri so much as by himself talking about an American only food chain. That’s what really screwed the world over. But if you also think about it, Makarov invited Allen into his inner circle pretty easily before then. It wasn’t like he had months of contact beforehand if I’m not mistaken. That’s what gives credibility to makarov and price working together
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thats actually a good point.
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Sgt. Foley is the Rick&Morty US President voice 😮
i never could piece this together but this lowk makes a lot of sense
We had conspiracy going on that he made Shadows do this
Shepherd also betrays 141 in Takedown, he doesn't listen to Ghost's call for evac in the ending of the mission
Makarov betrayed Sheperd to Price in the end. In ‘The Enemy of my Enemy’ dialogue. Sheperd tried to kill the 141 and Makarovs private army in the boneyard, along with being responsible for getting Victor killed.
The cut shadow man ending in MW3 actually makes sense now that I watch your vid, Makarov, Shepherd, maybe even 141 were unknowingly being pawns to the same group.
Since Makarov killed 30000 of Shepherd's men in MW1, it wouldn't make a lot of sense the two of them working together, at least knowingly. So it could be possible that the shadow man/group leaked the pass phrase to the Inner Circle.
Makarov was their catalyst in starting WW3, and Shepherd was ordered 141 to take care of Makarov (maybe under the guise of letting Shepherd to get his revenge, whatever).
Makarov, not knowing he has been marked for death by the group, continue to do dirty work for the group.
When 141 assaults Makarov's safe houses, the group ordered Shepherd backstab 141 because there maybe intel that connects Shepherd & the group involvement in the No Russian operation.
Looking at the cut MW3 ending, it appears that things ended largely in the group favor, with Shepherd and Makarov dead, 141 wiped out, and they achieved their goal.
You're amazing dude.
I appreciate that!
I believed these are all subtle clues that something is not right within us, a possible mole or a traitor
The voice of overlord is the new shepherd
the same guy who voices Overlord also plays Shepherd in the new MW
Most importantly Shepherd betrayed all our trusts
I knew this except, time passed and I played alot more other games lol that's why this mission is here
Old School Shepard character had great writing compared to new Shepard was a disappointment. Old School Shepard had reasons to turn against his own government because the Government turned on him first just for Shepard to lose all his men was sad. I don't blame him for his actions, but new Shepard made no sense and his characters development was all over the place. The only thing I won't forgive Old School Shepard for killing Roach and Ghost hit me hard.
bro is literally agent smecker 💀
I never really thought of it, but it all makes sense.
There was also the fact he tried to kill off TF 141 with air strikes in the Gulag.
Choseing to make this video with the Remaster is a crime against humanity
Oh my God I never realized it after all these years
I always wondered if the suitcase contains any valuable info that may contain shepherds collaborations with Makarov
shepherd is covering his tracks
No loose ends
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I actually had been stumped on the details behind this part of the story, because it wasn't really picked up before nor after the mission. I didn't look into any lore or info about this pert of the mission myself, but I always tried to piece it together whenever I played. I was confused as to how they managed to execute the HVI without leaving signs of forced entry. It didn't occur to me that Makarov's operatives might have known the Challenge phrase as well. This makes a lot of sense now. I would still like to know what exactly the HVI was carrying.
Watch the next video to find out why!
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Thank You!
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To this day, I still cannot find 4677 Brookmere Road.
This was always mysterious to me.
there is another betrayal. Shepherd also betrayed everyone in CoD. 4 because he was actively funding the Russian ultranationalist group,the same group that ended up killing Gaz and Griggs.
Is there proof of that? Because this is the first I’ve heard of that.
My theory always was the line wasn’t secure and shepherd KNEW it wasn’t.
You are onto something here
Is that a fact? I don't know. It that cool and add more to the story? Yes.
Well in this case in the Gulag too. Who gives the orders? Sheperd.. Strange that the Navy is starting to blast when they discover Price right?
Thanks for pointing out that detail! You might like to watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/FiG8lFL7uAs/v-deo.html
how Shepherd betrayed allen
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bro i feel bad that enemy was getting food until he died by Ramirez
Shepherd also betrayed shadow company by bombing them at the end of the game to escape
I've been playing CoD for six years. THINGS STILL COME UP THAT I DON'T REALIZE AND IT BOTHERS ME. Thank you for listening. 😃
We've all been there! Just keep grinding and having fun with the game!
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He also betayed his soldiers on that last mission with his danger close order.
Then there are 4 betrayals - one more is in CoD Mobile comics.
Now this is a great catch
ive noticed it was fishy but honestly i didn't realise it was to escalate the war
I guess we need a MW4
Allen was Shepherd's first pawn and it kicked off the whole game 🎮.
Also when 141 capture Rojas in Brazil and called for evac command didn't send the chopper.
Same goes to bombing in the Gulag
Was that guy seriously looking for a drink in the middle of a war?
But Russians copied that smart device from "Cliffhanger", they could just hear negotietions to get know password.
Wow I never thought about it like that
The ACS module from the cliff hanger mission?