You are not wrong. Although these reboots lack originality as far as the Gameplay goes, the rebooted and new characters are much stronger than the originals.
@@davidrees1279 I agree. The chemistry between Soap and Ghost is so amazing. At first, I thought Alejandro would be the villain. It’s surprised me that Philip would be that instead. I’m with you on that IW did a bit too much on the fan service but they did it in such a way that it helped to enhance the chemistry and dynamic between characters, which I think the OG MW2 campaign kinda lacked.
Tbh, Graves did look like he would turn against the task force, but I was actually expecting Alejandro to be the one that would actually betray them (he is one of my favourite characters in this reboot), so I'm glad that he stayed loyal to the team
I was expecting Alejandro to defect too. My thought was he's new to the team/franchise, he's tied to the cartel in some way (Meaning he fights them) but with the cartel, based on some films and such, I was thinking he was a mole FOR the cartel, and that suspicion grew when we met with Valeria and they knew each other.
@@KermitTheBad Nah what made me realise he was honest was when he was describing his childhood home. It looked like he really wanted to stop the cartel
The part that kills me (in like an emotional way) in this scene is ghost throws all military protocol aside, when he tells soap to leave,and didn’t use the code name,he was genuinely putting soaps life above his own
Twist wise the MW reboot is kinda cursed since it follows in the footsteps of the original saga. In the original MW2 Shadow Company, under Sherperds leadership turned hostile, so this was absolutely expected, and imo was rather lackluster.
I think with the way they did it was the developers conditioned us to think Alejandro was gonna betray us only for Graves to. Thats what it was to me at least, which made it more entertaining to watch
To be fair it is a reboot, a lot of people were expecting a lot of things to change plot wise. The thing about Graves' betrayal is that there was no bad blood between 141 and Shadow Company at the beginning and on top of that, he was friendly with soap as well so there were no signs of betrayal. Me personally, before I was even playing the game, I was expecting a Shepard betrayal but I didn't expect a Shadow Company betrayal.
Dude, hearing his real voice really shows how dope a voice actor he is. I knew his voice was too badass to be real and yet somehow I still thought it was. I figured his accent was real at least, but no. That’s wild. Makes me wonder what Ghosts voice actor sounds like in regular everyday conversation.
I love the whole cast and Alain is my new favorite rising star. So happy that Call of Duty reboot included him. Can't wait to see Alain and the cast on the next MW sequel :)
Was expecting a betrayal from Graves since he's a Shadow Company but man, the way he acts when he's with Soap and co. makes it feel like he's your best bro
@@redacted8983 yea most Games now base their characters of the VA for example Michael/Franklin/Trevor from GTA , Arthur Morgan and Micah bell from RDR2, Cal Kestis from Jedi fallen order
1:55Yep, that's the line that kill him. Don't say something like that in the presence of a ghost. 2:36 Alejandro was such a badass character, I love himHeHe
I absolutely loved Alain Mesa and I really hope we see him in more work because he was phenomenal. Also, being next to the 2019 MW campaign MW2 is really solid campaign and characters.
I think graves isn’t dead cause it would be nice for Alejandro to confirm the kill after the betrayal. However I wouldn’t mind seeing graves have a redemption arc
Not sure it’s luck. He works very hard , also he treats his guests well. Plenty of the guests will know each other so it helps they can say yeah this guys really good at what he does
Alain did amazing. Tbh my favorite actor within this game. His role, his background, accent. Everything about him and how he played the characters role was amazing literally made me push price and ghost to the side for the first time ever
Graves' betrayal leaves a sour taste in my mouth. Just the cinematic scene before, Soap and Graves celebrated detonating the missile together. Soap viewed him as his comrade, a brother. So to see Graves act so out of line so suddenly, it's so good but so heartbreaking.
I massive fan of the ghost and soap bond aswell as the charcater of Alejandro in this game. I usually avoid the campaigns in cod games but this one had me interested from the beginning.
can we even confirm it was graves in the tank during the boss battle with him?, like we never saw him or atleast I didn't see him get in the tank... would be a twist.
Love Alejandro and Graves. Wish we can get them as operators for multiplayer. Something just badass about Alejandro and his shooting glasses and Graves with just a dress shirt and a vest on.
I think Warren Kole is a bit private but I’m hoping Dan can get him on to talk about the game and playing Graves. He and Alain were great additions to the franchise in the acting department
"I dont make treats, i make guarantees" love that line. But when Graves told valeria "i want the missiles, i want the target, and i want hassan. You got 10 seconds and im gonna show you the difference between military.. and me" shadow company is badass and its full of mercs.
That cut scene is one of my favourites in any game full stop. You kinda knew it had to happen, but just so well made and a very unique mission as well with Ghost in your ear.
I didnt realize the importance of representation until I heard Alejandro and Rudy having entire conversations in Mexican Spanish, complete with all the slang I grew up with.
1:57 If you spend any amount of time in the military, you'll hear "I don't make threats" like every other day. You hear it so much to the point that in a real life scenario someone would give a retort calling Graves "oooh alright mr high speed." Like we could be scared shitless of an officer, but as soon as they said this (and boy do they like to to show off), everyone including our platoon sergeants would collectively roll our eyes at them. If you haven't been in the military, think of something the "cool guy" at work or pretentious boss does to sound cool in front of their staff but just ends up sounding like a complete tool. That is the equivalent.
I feel like it's been so long since we've gotten memorable characters that players can get attached to. Even with MW2019, I didn't really care about any of the new characters that they introduced, like Alex, Farah, Hadir, Barkov (almost forgot his name). But with this new game, the characters feel more 'special'. I don't exactly know what it is... I got attached to the characters like Rudy, Graves and especially Alejandro. The banter between him, Soap and Ghost seemed so real. They did a great job with this one.
Thats because it is real. It has finally happened. Where back in the day they would have a little 3d reneder of a character they woould move with a keyboard and mouse and command lines. This has actually been replaced by real actors acting out a real scene but the wole thing is in motion capture. It is quite an accomplishment and crazy to think of within video games. It is the same concept as all the marvel movies but in a video game.
i love the actors being a real part of it like gta characters/actors its so cool to see them in games and then see them for real and sometime there personalities are similar. love it!
Personally, the campaign was pretty good, but I still think the Shadow company’s betrayal was a bit off. For me at least. All three of the faction have worked really well with each other, I didn’t like the rest of the 141 and the Mexican S.F. talking down on them after the betrayal. (Well, there was a good reason for that of course.) If only General Shepard wasn’t involved.
@@nickysimi9866yes! I also think it was weird af. Both for shadow to turn from friends to enemies in like 2 seconds and for them shooting each other. Like why did they restrain (and not shoot) Alejandro but started shooting at Soap?
Thats because they are mercenaries, they do their job and get paid, they dont care about morals. 141 and Mexican Special Forces are there because they fight for whats right. They mention in the campaign how Mexican soldier get paid to allow drug flow, but los vaqueiros are have the sense of morality.
@@eduardoduarte3164 Yeah we get that, what we're saying is that doesn't make sense in terms of the switch up. It was unnecessary, and felt like it was only to serve as a call back to the betrayal in the OG mw2
@@nickysimi9866 you guys have to remember Graves and Shepherd were trying to cover up a failed secret op where they lost heavy weaponry, reason being it was an illegal operation, which would ruin Shepherd’s reputation as a leader, and Shadow Company’s reputation as a private military if the truth came out. So, as 141 and Vargas were getting closer to the truth, they had to do something, and they’d do whatever to keep it covered up. There are online posts explaining the twist in more detail, but the story explains it itself tbh y’all just ain’t pay attention
I found it on Reddit: It’s clear that Valeria, who hides behind the pseudonym “El Sin Nombre” has some sort of past relationship with Alejandro that goes beyond being squadmates. They get too emotional for it to have been a purely profession relationship, and Graves hints at something deeper in Enemy at the Gate when he notices Alrjandro’s similarity in phrasing to Valeria and asks “so what don’t I know about your affiliation with a drug lord?” The question is, what kind of relationship was this? One possible theory is that they are siblings. This theory is supported during Alejandro’s first interrogation of Valeria, when he states, in English, “You disgrace the army,” then checks behind his shoulder, chuckles, and continues in Spanish “Y tus hermanos, no?” (“And your brothers, no?”). Of course, this could just mean brothers in arms, but the way he chuckles, checks his shoulder, and says this in Spanish makes me wonder if this is something more. Furthermore, Alejandro’s refusal to disclose information about his family to Soap in Cartel Protection could indicate that Valeria is a family member rather than my next theory: an ex. There is lots of behavioral evidence that Alejandro and Valeria used to be a couple. The way they talk to each other gives of the impression of a couple that went through a rough separation. But my reason for making this post is to point out one particular piece of evidence that supports this theory: the name El Sin Nombre. As we learn in the campaign, “El Sin Nombre” means “That without a name” and refers to Valeria’s secretive identity. Or does it? I theorize that this pseudonym contains a double meaning: not just “El Sin Nombre” but the similarly pronounced “El Sin Hombre”: “that without a man.” Perhaps she picked this name during her breakup with Alejandro, and pretended that it was just “El Sin Nombre,” but knowing to herself the deeper meaning behind the name.
I really want an Alejandro operator on Warzone Mobile they can make lots of version, from Special Forces (first mission Alejandro), Classic Alejandro (the first meet with Soap and Ghost), Cartel Alejandro, Ghost team Alejandro. I'll buy all versions of it as long as it's Alejandro, Alain really did a perfect job with his character.
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you're Aussie right
Nice video man!!!
The other guys are pros
hello my fellow aussie
Alejandro and Graves were wonderful additions to the MW franchise.
Definitely!
Alejandro in particular.
Graves was quite likeable up until he turned.
@@davidrees1279 yeah I really hoped Shadow could redeem themselves
@swag gaming, What did Roach look like?
@swag gaming i hope they bring him back cuz his ending still opsets me till this day.
Graves was in the original
Alejandro with an American accent doesn’t exist. He can’t hurt you
Alejandro with American accent:
his american accent to me off guard ngl
Me when I heard ‘rick grimes’ from twd with a british accent 😭👌 caught me so off guard
I love VAs that can flip accents fluently.
I didn't realize it was him
It hurts my heart and soul
I think we all love Alejandro and Graves as characters.
You are not wrong.
Although these reboots lack originality as far as the Gameplay goes, the rebooted and new characters are much stronger than the originals.
@@davidrees1279 I’ll give the level design the credit too, these missions are so much fun.
@@davidrees1279 I agree. The chemistry between Soap and Ghost is so amazing.
At first, I thought Alejandro would be the villain. It’s surprised me that Philip would be that instead.
I’m with you on that IW did a bit too much on the fan service but they did it in such a way that it helped to enhance the chemistry and dynamic between characters, which I think the OG MW2 campaign kinda lacked.
@@jsmaster4779 Thank you! 👍
@@CoSmicGoesRacing Thank You! 👍
Tbh, Graves did look like he would turn against the task force, but I was actually expecting Alejandro to be the one that would actually betray them (he is one of my favourite characters in this reboot), so I'm glad that he stayed loyal to the team
I was expecting Alejandro to defect too. My thought was he's new to the team/franchise, he's tied to the cartel in some way (Meaning he fights them) but with the cartel, based on some films and such, I was thinking he was a mole FOR the cartel, and that suspicion grew when we met with Valeria and they knew each other.
alejandro looked so much like a villian yo me, i was so confident he would be the ones to betray us but it was the opposite
@@KermitTheBad Nah what made me realise he was honest was when he was describing his childhood home. It looked like he really wanted to stop the cartel
@@NoirMC187 That is a good point!
Alejandro was a ride or die, for sure.
The part that kills me (in like an emotional way) in this scene is ghost throws all military protocol aside, when he tells soap to leave,and didn’t use the code name,he was genuinely putting soaps life above his own
Ghost a real one fr
To be fair, his military protocol already was down the drain after murdering two Shadow operators
@@LET4M4RUcall it self defense
*Finally*, someone points this out. Thank you.
I didnt expect the graves betrayal honestly, like we knew he was a bit crazy before but I still didn't see it coming
I saw it coming from a mile away and I don't even play Call of Duty
Twist wise the MW reboot is kinda cursed since it follows in the footsteps of the original saga. In the original MW2 Shadow Company, under Sherperds leadership turned hostile, so this was absolutely expected, and imo was rather lackluster.
I think with the way they did it was the developers conditioned us to think Alejandro was gonna betray us only for Graves to. Thats what it was to me at least, which made it more entertaining to watch
I mean they are "Shadow Company"
To be fair it is a reboot, a lot of people were expecting a lot of things to change plot wise. The thing about Graves' betrayal is that there was no bad blood between 141 and Shadow Company at the beginning and on top of that, he was friendly with soap as well so there were no signs of betrayal.
Me personally, before I was even playing the game, I was expecting a Shepard betrayal but I didn't expect a Shadow Company betrayal.
I love how the subtitle color reflects the position of characters. Blue is friendly, red is enemy, and yellow is someone who’s teetering on the edge
yellow isn’t what u said it is lol
i would say that yellow mean neutral
@@wronowaty69 yep, Neutral
Yellow = Neutral or Hostage
Definitely gonna know that when I decide to get this game
Dude, hearing his real voice really shows how dope a voice actor he is. I knew his voice was too badass to be real and yet somehow I still thought it was. I figured his accent was real at least, but no. That’s wild. Makes me wonder what Ghosts voice actor sounds like in regular everyday conversation.
he has an interview with ghosts voice actor as well. his voice is more similar to ghost than alejandros tho
When ghosts voice actor gets angry on stream he sounds exactly like ghost
hes a really handsome dude. man i wish i had a jawline like him lol
He is stunning to watch in action. All of them💚
Kinda looks like a giga chad
@@KoolAidSquirt he does!
gigachad
Yeah, same. He kinda has a receding hairline too, but it's a *good* receding hairline, it's weird, lmao.
Alejandro's VA looks like the real life chad meme
Alejandro Mexican Gigachad
Look up Ernest Khalimov
@@eliteshadowboii yeah i know thats the Real Gigachad
Literally what i am saying
He looks like krinkels.
I love the whole cast and Alain is my new favorite rising star. So happy that Call of Duty reboot included him. Can't wait to see Alain and the cast on the next MW sequel :)
Can’t wait to see him join the 141
I wished he was Namor in Black Panther Wakanda Forever. Maybe he can play Atlantean very well.
@Malik The King the cutscene’s *are* movies lol
Definitely he was even hired to voice a character in one of the popular anime’s called bleach for the English dub
there wont be an mw3. they are continuing the story with Year 2 MW2 in 2023.
I absolutely love how Graves color text tuned red from blue mid way through the altercation to show his hostile side change. Such a nice touch.
Was expecting a betrayal from Graves since he's a Shadow Company but man, the way he acts when he's with Soap and co. makes it feel like he's your best bro
He's a very, very good backstabber. Dude absolutely would worm his way into your good graces and shank you in the back.
He’s fucking incredible, i probably would’ve just let him have it.
@@WTFisTingispingis yea he does seem like that but he isn’t really doing it just for himself he’s just hired guns doing what he’s told in the end
We could totally use a new lead character like Alejandro.
nah I like him but Price is special for me
COD Las Almas. I like it.
Alejandro and Graves have such memorable faces
Crazy how similar they look to them in the games.
i think they all got mo-capped or at least copied from the VA
The fact that Ghost's face reveal was done... indirectly
almost as if they modelled them off the actors!!!!
that's how videogames are nowadays. Ever since like what? 2015?
@@redacted8983 yea most Games now base their characters of the VA for example Michael/Franklin/Trevor from GTA , Arthur Morgan and Micah bell from RDR2, Cal Kestis from Jedi fallen order
Omg tht scene and the way they did it is breathtakingly amazing 😮
Big props to the stunt guys and actors for being a big part of this legendary masterpiece. Nothing but awesome.
1:55Yep, that's the line that kill him. Don't say something like that in the presence of a ghost.
2:36 Alejandro was such a badass character, I love himHeHe
It’s so refreshing hearing an actor know enough about the game they perform in and reference things.
I absolutely loved Alain Mesa and I really hope we see him in more work because he was phenomenal. Also, being next to the 2019 MW campaign MW2 is really solid campaign and characters.
OH, it was BLUR studios doing the cutscenes, no wonder they looked so insanely good.
I think graves isn’t dead cause it would be nice for Alejandro to confirm the kill after the betrayal. However I wouldn’t mind seeing graves have a redemption arc
if the explosion did not kill him,the fire will.
Bro, he blew up..
@@visionturd1587 Yes,if he survived that explosion,the fire will still burn him to death.
@@visionturd1587 we didn’t see him enter the tank, so it could be controlled elsewhere. No body, no death.
@@jsmaster4779 No body can mean death....
Bro i didn’t expect his real voice to sound like that 😂😂😂
This guy is lucky to have celebrities in his stream
Not sure it’s luck. He works very hard , also he treats his guests well. Plenty of the guests will know each other so it helps they can say yeah this guys really good at what he does
yea that fadt fucc
Dan Allen built different
@@COYBIG1967 still with only 200k subs he has some big times friends
He's lucky to still have a career after the shit he pulled on twitter like 2 months ago.
Alain did amazing. Tbh my favorite actor within this game. His role, his background, accent. Everything about him and how he played the characters role was amazing literally made me push price and ghost to the side for the first time ever
Graves' betrayal leaves a sour taste in my mouth. Just the cinematic scene before, Soap and Graves celebrated detonating the missile together. Soap viewed him as his comrade, a brother. So to see Graves act so out of line so suddenly, it's so good but so heartbreaking.
That scene was foreshadowed when Soap hesitated to grab Graves hand in congratulations. There was no smile on Soap’s face.
On a side note ; I really like how rogue-ish Ghost is now. He doesn't seem like "just an NPC" from the OG MW days.
I massive fan of the ghost and soap bond aswell as the charcater of Alejandro in this game. I usually avoid the campaigns in cod games but this one had me interested from the beginning.
"I Dont Make Threats,I Make Guarantees."
-Phillip Graves
I love that they used actual faces for the characters of MW
The voice actor for Ghost does COD videos on UA-cam and stand up comedy. If they do use his face he is handsome.
@@mup8661can't say he is handsome
@@lilyoyo77 Yea. Turns out there's two Ghosts. One from 2019 Multiplayer and one from 2022 Campaign
@@mup8661I think the actor for 2019 Ghost was fired because there were audio leaks of him saying sexist comments
@@johnsoapmactavish9921really? That messed up 😢
Ghost’s face after watching SOAP down shows his desperation for him.
the name going from red to blue is honestly so cold, this has to be one of my favorite campaigns in any of the cods for details like this!
This scene was hands down cinema , the acting , the bgm , All are amazing , The next mission 'Alone ' was the bomb.
“What the fuc did you just say to me pendejo” 😂😂 i love that line .. whe way he said it
I love Alejandro!
Yahhhh😋😋😋
can we even confirm it was graves in the tank during the boss battle with him?, like we never saw him or atleast I didn't see him get in the tank... would be a twist.
I love how the voice actor and Alejandro both look so similar🤣
Love Alejandro and Graves. Wish we can get them as operators for multiplayer. Something just badass about Alejandro and his shooting glasses and Graves with just a dress shirt and a vest on.
Hearing Graves just makes me picture Rafe talking
I like how most to all of the voice actors look like the character
Alejandro is the best character from MW2 hands down!
Alejandro is the legend one of his action & talks. And his voice is awesome Yaar. But one thing u notice " GHOST " staring is looking dangerous
So cool how the new characters are based on the actors appearance instead of being imagined or whatever
I didn't expect Alejandro irl to look exactly like Alejandro in the game holy
This guy is the physical incarnate of Gigachad
graves seemed really cool and the kind of person that is like "let's get this done" kind of guy, i was kinda like "why?" when he betrayed them
alejandro is probably one of my fav characters out of all cod games
I think Warren Kole is a bit private but I’m hoping Dan can get him on to talk about the game and playing Graves.
He and Alain were great additions to the franchise in the acting department
the way ghost instantly disappears makes me think he's my dad
How?
Oh nvm I get it
I really liked Graves when he was on our side. Dude had a good vibe
Loved all characters in this game ❤️❤️🔥🔥
He is the personified Chad... that jawline and beard👌
2:06 Holy shit. I did not make note of that small detail at all, but is massive in what it represents. Thank you for mentioning this!
I want play with Alejandro as my Operator in MP. This guy is so cool and badass. The actor make his job perfectly! Also Hi from Brazil.
And that's how I got a spoiler in my recommended videos
It would be sick 😫 if they actually end up making a movie on this cause this is just classic 👌
Graves is the only Villain i actually like
The fact graves went from blue to red shows the moment he became the enemy to tf141 and Alejandro which is a super cool part of the campaign.
Ghost be like: " Are you threa'ening us?"
Alejandro Vargas best character specially him and soap how they call each other hermano
Literally every character was perfect
Alejandro's actor looks like Alejandro not gonna lie. So nice for his parents to make him look like the character.
Anyone else notice that graves name turns from blue to red once he finishes saying the base is his?
This scene was so cool especially when you can see in the captions graves goes from
Blue to yellow then to red
This man did such a fantastic job with Alejandro man
"I dont make treats, i make guarantees" love that line. But when Graves told valeria "i want the missiles, i want the target, and i want hassan. You got 10 seconds and im gonna show you the difference between military.. and me" shadow company is badass and its full of mercs.
I love Alejandro he my favorite character also with he giga. Chad
That cut scene is one of my favourites in any game full stop. You kinda knew it had to happen, but just so well made and a very unique mission as well with Ghost in your ear.
Graves is such a good character and needs more recognition and screen time
Alain deserves to be in movies
I love how the thumbnail makes Alain look sad that Graves is being mean 😂😂
I didnt realize the importance of representation until I heard Alejandro and Rudy having entire conversations in Mexican Spanish, complete with all the slang I grew up with.
1:57 If you spend any amount of time in the military, you'll hear "I don't make threats" like every other day. You hear it so much to the point that in a real life scenario someone would give a retort calling Graves "oooh alright mr high speed." Like we could be scared shitless of an officer, but as soon as they said this (and boy do they like to to show off), everyone including our platoon sergeants would collectively roll our eyes at them.
If you haven't been in the military, think of something the "cool guy" at work or pretentious boss does to sound cool in front of their staff but just ends up sounding like a complete tool. That is the equivalent.
the amount of work put into these cinematics is just insane
The acting is just 🔥
You should try and convince Gary Oldman to talk about playing Reznov.
Or Giancarlo Esposito
@@foxtrotsierraproductions8626 what did he do?
Pretty cool how they took actual inspiration from Alejandro’s VA and didn’t change his in game character
I feel like it's been so long since we've gotten memorable characters that players can get attached to. Even with MW2019, I didn't really care about any of the new characters that they introduced, like Alex, Farah, Hadir, Barkov (almost forgot his name). But with this new game, the characters feel more 'special'. I don't exactly know what it is... I got attached to the characters like Rudy, Graves and especially Alejandro. The banter between him, Soap and Ghost seemed so real. They did a great job with this one.
Thats because it is real. It has finally happened. Where back in the day they would have a little 3d reneder of a character they woould move with a keyboard and mouse and command lines. This has actually been replaced by real actors acting out a real scene but the wole thing is in motion capture. It is quite an accomplishment and crazy to think of within video games. It is the same concept as all the marvel movies but in a video game.
Mesa and Cole NAILED this scene. I keep coming back to see Alejandro lines they are a PRIME example of great acting ability! This was there scene.
i love the actors being a real part of it like gta characters/actors its so cool to see them in games and then see them for real and sometime there personalities are similar. love it!
I'm incredibly grateful to Infinity ward for giving us these two extraordinary character. I'm infatuated ❤️❤️
Personally, the campaign was pretty good, but I still think the Shadow company’s betrayal was a bit off. For me at least. All three of the faction have worked really well with each other, I didn’t like the rest of the 141 and the Mexican S.F. talking down on them after the betrayal. (Well, there was a good reason for that of course.) If only General Shepard wasn’t involved.
Nah not just you. It didn't make much sense at all
@@nickysimi9866yes! I also think it was weird af. Both for shadow to turn from friends to enemies in like 2 seconds and for them shooting each other. Like why did they restrain (and not shoot) Alejandro but started shooting at Soap?
Thats because they are mercenaries, they do their job and get paid, they dont care about morals. 141 and Mexican Special Forces are there because they fight for whats right. They mention in the campaign how Mexican soldier get paid to allow drug flow, but los vaqueiros are have the sense of morality.
@@eduardoduarte3164 Yeah we get that, what we're saying is that doesn't make sense in terms of the switch up. It was unnecessary, and felt like it was only to serve as a call back to the betrayal in the OG mw2
@@nickysimi9866 you guys have to remember Graves and Shepherd were trying to cover up a failed secret op where they lost heavy weaponry, reason being it was an illegal operation, which would ruin Shepherd’s reputation as a leader, and Shadow Company’s reputation as a private military if the truth came out. So, as 141 and Vargas were getting closer to the truth, they had to do something, and they’d do whatever to keep it covered up. There are online posts explaining the twist in more detail, but the story explains it itself tbh y’all just ain’t pay attention
I would honestly love if they had both the guys as playable operators
I found it on Reddit:
It’s clear that Valeria, who hides behind the pseudonym “El Sin Nombre” has some sort of past relationship with Alejandro that goes beyond being squadmates. They get too emotional for it to have been a purely profession relationship, and Graves hints at something deeper in Enemy at the Gate when he notices Alrjandro’s similarity in phrasing to Valeria and asks “so what don’t I know about your affiliation with a drug lord?”
The question is, what kind of relationship was this? One possible theory is that they are siblings. This theory is supported during Alejandro’s first interrogation of Valeria, when he states, in English, “You disgrace the army,” then checks behind his shoulder, chuckles, and continues in Spanish “Y tus hermanos, no?” (“And your brothers, no?”). Of course, this could just mean brothers in arms, but the way he chuckles, checks his shoulder, and says this in Spanish makes me wonder if this is something more. Furthermore, Alejandro’s refusal to disclose information about his family to Soap in Cartel Protection could indicate that Valeria is a family member rather than my next theory: an ex.
There is lots of behavioral evidence that Alejandro and Valeria used to be a couple. The way they talk to each other gives of the impression of a couple that went through a rough separation. But my reason for making this post is to point out one particular piece of evidence that supports this theory: the name El Sin Nombre.
As we learn in the campaign, “El Sin Nombre” means “That without a name” and refers to Valeria’s secretive identity. Or does it? I theorize that this pseudonym contains a double meaning: not just “El Sin Nombre” but the similarly pronounced “El Sin Hombre”: “that without a man.” Perhaps she picked this name during her breakup with Alejandro, and pretended that it was just “El Sin Nombre,” but knowing to herself the deeper meaning behind the name.
dude looks like he could be oscar issac's cousin
Bro the ending of the game has me keen for what they do next 😎
The voice acting in Portuguese brazilian was very good in it too
He have a gigachad jawline.
the fact that when graves caption turned red is the most viewed
the little detail of changing the subtitle color was bone chilling
I really want an Alejandro operator on Warzone Mobile they can make lots of version, from Special Forces (first mission Alejandro), Classic Alejandro (the first meet with Soap and Ghost), Cartel Alejandro, Ghost team Alejandro. I'll buy all versions of it as long as it's Alejandro, Alain really did a perfect job with his character.
I was so scared I thought this was the ghost death scene glad all the characters survived
its so funny because I actually really liked graves like as a character like not just as a villian he just had a cool vibe
Did anyone else realize Alejandro Vargas was the guy who sold macorov weapons in the original modern warfare 2
That would be Alejandro Rojas not Vargas
Honestly, Alain gives the best commentary on what they did. He's great.
Petition to name this channel: Alejando Gaming
such a good mission and cinematic
“Ghost is like Batman, he just disappears” reminds me of my dad!