The campaign is amazing. I wish more Call of Duty games focused on a lengthy and replayable campaign than making a third (at best) of a game slapping a multiplayer zombies mode on and then selling you a full game. The call of duty numbnuts didn't like this game solely because it wasn't set in WW2...
This was awesome and alot better than those multi-million dollar crap movies we have been getting for almost a decade so called made for a modern audience crap 🤢🤮
This game made its campaign work by the sheer, absolute certainty it commits to its themes with. It *will* make you care about the heroes, it *will* make you curse the (cartoonishly-evil) antagonists, it *will* make you weep for the sacrifices of the heroes, there will be NO pulling-punches or half-a*sing about it, and it will NOT stop even after it accomplishes its storytelling goals.
Infinite Warfare is so bad that I can't play again the third time. 1) Campaign storyline is dull and the main bad guy died too easily, nothing to remember apart from the good looking bad guy. 2) Gameplay is like Transformers game, the enemy droids, mech have indestructible shield that heavy weaponry can't even penetrate. The map area is too small for the mech, in reality, the few main characters would have been killed by the HE 20-30mm autocannon. Those high tech guns and heavy weapons can't even shoot through food stalls & coffee tables which is ridiculous. Refer Battlefield 2.5 & 3 on how good the destructible environment. Hiding behind car can't stop projectiles. Whatever shields the droids, mechs have, they can only extend damage hits but not invincible to armor piercing projectiles and missiles. Future Rail powered assault rifle would have more powerful penetration force & way faster speed than present day most powerful 12.7mm BMG round. 3) The guns are made futuristic able to fire in space but they look more like modified present day gun like Doom movie, give it pulse rifle style handguard means futuristic when firing mechanism is still present day bolt action & rotating bolt tend to overheat? It should be rail powered by right for non-energy gun. There shouldn't be shell ejection port and sniper rifle won't be bolt action anymore. Designer had poor knowledge in general military engineering. 4) the APC looks like 60's 70's era 6x6 & 8x8, still using flap window & no pressurized cabin when it needs to operate in other planets? Those wheels aren't suited for foreign planets terrain. There's mech and anti-gravity drive technology which means they could build hover tank already 5) carrier bridge made to stand as if they're manning present day aircraft carrier. By right, they would be strapped to seats wearing pressurised suits in case of G effects & space leak. Refer the enemy ship where main characters planted explosives on windows & the enemy bridge personnel ended being sucked out to space. Space ships won't get large single layer bulletproof windows but 2-3 layers at least & out of safety, the metal shield will be on at all times & the bridge crew would receive projected multi angle 3D VR exterior camera view. They'll have CIC in the hull that could control the ship if the bridge tower being destroyed especially for ships that size. 6) there's no exosuit for humans when there's exoskeleton droids? Why still use large full face glass helmet that prone to crack? They could have made eye size projected view helmet with thick glass in case VR failed for wearer to see.
I remember pointing out that the ship they were on looked like a pelican from Halo, then someone said what if this is 400 years before the Halo universe exists like we hear about a bunch of wars between earth and other colonies maybe this was one of those wars. And that made way too much sense to the point I never looked at this game the same again without thinking of Halo.
It was a combination of ultra-futuristic settings and being coupled to Modern Warfare Remastered. I remember someone said “I want CoD, not Star Wars.” Now people love it for the campaign more than the multiplayer.
@Argent Wolf Honestly reminds me of "The Expanse" a lot. I remember that people hated more so the fact that it didn't bring anything new to the table in terms of multiplayer except for movement. Said movement was better done by Titanfall tho so people felt ripped off for paying 60€ for essentially "Modern Warfare 3 but in space!". I like the plot. Always liked the blockbuster nature of CoD single player but most people play it for multiplayer and in that regard it did not deliver at all like most newer CoD and Activision Titles unfortunately.
I don't know why you're confused. COD: Iw came out at the _worst_ possible time when the fatigue regarding futuristic COD games was at its absolute peak.
I wouldnt want to force you to buy COD infinite Warfare but if u are up for story richs single player and fun zombies you should get this game (right now its May wait until steam summer sale if u want) personally to me COD infinite warfare has one of the best written campaign story line on par with most COD MW story line.
Its a good game im actually just restarted playing the campaign again a few days ago on veteran difficulty its a real pain in the ass!! Lol good game though for sure
When it came out the game took serious damage from online haters and a lot of folks missed out on a real gem of a game...One of the best Call Of Duties to date and it still holds up well.
Infinite Warfare's campaign was one of the best space combat experiences I've ever played through. It's an amazing game with a universe and a story I'd love to see more of, but the main story is also almost too perfect. It's so good, it's hard to imagine a sequel doing any justice. Infinite Warfare is just that good.
So some real spacewarfare like dunno, legends like Freespace or Freespace 2 (note: NOT Descent: Freespace) had it. They had good story along with amazing spacefights. Of course those were space sims, but just to give you a heads up on something that used to be long before CoD.
Still amazes me that they made a first person shooter with spaceships and features that look cooler than an actual space game. Like dude. You see that first scene? *That's* the game I would be interested in honestly.
The campaign for infinite warfare was pretty awesome. Definitely didnt deserve the hate it got. I had a blast with the game. Some pretty amazing engine work in this game when the cap ships are crashing and you have it creating a wave of water coming at you or when the cap ship crashed in the city and you had that big shockwave of smoke coming at you. Fantastic work. This game was way better than given credit for. Ya the plot wasnt the best, but the presentation was epic.
@@Dingleberry454 I mean...as gamers, it's important to have loyalty to a brand or series or game developer in some cases, but unless the gaming experience is similar to the point of being dull, why are we so intent on calling out the game for being a ripoff? If we all live long enough, most things are a rip off of a previous author/idea/concept. It's not even a question of who did it better, but did this game do it well? Was it enjoyable and fun to you? Not at all? That's fine. But it wasn't bad, especially if someone had never played Halo before. People sing covers for original songs all the time and if some musician or artist gives the material justice, we still enjoy listening to the song even if it's not original.
@@Dingleberry454 One scientist invented a car, another scientist made a better version. We would be driving the better version no doubt. If both versions are similar in quality, we as consumers would be ecstatic by the fact that there is competition to make even better cars (games). I had never played Halo growing up even though it was something that was popular at the time. I would not have known about the original story. It's also likely that the amazing writers and designers for Halo acquired inspiration from some form of previous literature or work. Would the fans of those authors go this exact story was already done in a book? It's not comparing a book to a book-to-game adaption where it's reasonable to be critical of any deviations.
If I had never played Halo before or other games and this game/storyline is fresh to me as a younger gamer, it's still enjoyable at the end of the day. I feel like we gamers (casual and hardcore ones) tend to develop this generational gaming mentality. Like how generational skirmishes exist between "boomers" and "younger generations". Gatekeeping of original storylines, as abstract as it may sound, can end up depicting us like gamer-boomers. It's already done, you can't do it again and have to come up with new storylines every single time! :p
I waited for a sale because I heard this one wasn't that great. When I finally played it, I was blown away. It reminded me of the older Call of duties that actually had real campaigns in them. That were enjoyable to play by themselves and multiplayer was an after thought.
So, at the military parade the enemy took control of their own defense turrets and shot down their fleet over their city and then they immediately retaliate and take on the fight above Earth orbit?! Damn! That's one heck of a scenario! Awesome! :D LoL!
@@JonathanRootD Yeah that's what I thought, but still impressive BS right there! Especially when they hit back hard against the enemy fleet in Mar's orbit with the enemy's flagship that they take over later!
Without a doubt Cod Infinite war has one of the best stand alone cod campaigns. The character were more than just some cool guy in a skull mask. They actually had depth. I actually teared up when E3N, Ethan, dies.
@@SpaceDebriss🤣🤣🤣 or his L tab wasnt working. But seriously how do you do it without flares?? I know you can shoot them but who needs that added pressure.🫤
How utterly typical. The only CoD I've ever enjoyed, the only one that's had scenes where acting and music and cinematography left me with no dry eyes and/or goose bumps, and it's the one all the dedicated fans hate the most, ensuring we'll never get a sequel by the same writers in the same universe.
We need a remake and expansion of this game. The campaign was simply amazing. Now we have the technology in the PS5 to have large scale battles. This deserves a comeback.
I'll never forget what someone said on an infinite warfare video, a battlefield style multiplayer set in this universe would be gold. Just imagine playing as a foot soldier and you look up and see a whole fleet fighting above you, calling in air strikes and a ship from your team launches a missile attack at the position you marked.
@@The_Soviet_Cat_2233would be great but seeing the whole shit launch of BF2042 my hopes would be abbysmal, even with the modern tech these days they seem to somehow make it not work or not well optimized at all, devoliving into a glitchy mess
i remeber watching a video about how logistically impossible it should have been for the sdf to literally even exist without earth support, let alone to even be able to produce warship at all, and yet if you ignore all that lore and plot hole stuff, infinite warfare was such a fun cod. it really sucks how not well recieved it was. i didnt care for the mp, havent since modern warfare and black ops, but the campaign was phenomenal
I mean, it makes a degree of sense. The intro/prologue explains how the SDF was raiding Earth colonies in the Solar system and how they were denying resources to Earth. From what we see the SDF has their martian space elevator which is directly connected to a "space navy" construction yard, something Earth doesn't have. Earth only has access to earthbound resources and can only build it's ships in gravity, which means Earth needs to invest way more resources into a single ship, forcing them to build few ships but of higher quality, while the SDF has access to the entire solar system's resources and a naval yard in low orbit, which allows them to mass produce ships that are of "tolerable" quality. What Mars would have desperately lacked would be organic compounds and foodstuffs. The SDF was likely forced to attack Earth when it did, as I can imagine they were facing mass starvation if they didn't start getting food from Earth, which Earth wouldn't just hand over willingly to a regime openly hostile towards them, making conflict inevitable. It's a surprisingly in-depth story for a COD game, I deeply regret jumping on the hate train back when Infinite Warfare came out, in retrospect it's probably one of if not the greatest COD at least from a singleplayer perspective.
And that's why you never keep an extremely powerful weapons system fully automated. There should have been a soldier or two "manning" each AATIS cannon, so they could manually override it if it got hacked or something.
Easily one of the greatest COD campaigns ever. Def top 3, the operator difficulty was truly amazing. Everyone was so focused on the multiplayer as usual so it got so much hate smh
The campaign had its moments, but it also had some glaring plot holes. Like I understand the SDF initial plan was to use the Earth planetary defence guns to destroy its own fleet, then somehow trigger all the planetary defence guns to self destruct and leave Earth open to invasion. And it was a good plan. But after this plan was foiled in the first mission, how the heck were the SDF able to trigger them all to explode later? And why was Earth capital still swarming with SDF troops days after their invasion has been foiled? Did the Earth forces not think to check their most powerful defence weapons weren’t rigged to blow after the SDF tried to do exactly this the first time? It really creates the impression that the heroes are to dumb to live. Other then that, for a system wide interplanetary war the conflict always felt very small in scale, and with it being set in space most missions just felt like they were set in featureless metal corridors. By comparison in the Modern Warfare games it felt like a world war involving thousands of soldiers was actually being waged around you.
@@timhare9867many factors, propagandas from Mars could be the case, sympathizers, undercover people that supports the cause of Martians rallying. It could be a lot of those also when you got flying ships and adavnced tech to help you why would you need millions of bodies to fight the war and only need only a tenth of that to do all of the operation
@@BurntBalls For many it's not if you look up how it's commonly defined. Like you mentioned, naval battleship but in space. That makes it an action movie, not sci-fi. Just replacing something with something futuristic doesn't make it sci-fi. Like many would say Star Wars is Fantasy, not sci-fi. Light sabre is just a sword, Jedi's are knights (even called that), and the force is just another form of magic. The advanced tech is story setting, not sci-fi. Especially when a lot of the science is wrong/bad. Ships banking in a turn in space, like planes in air? Ships pulling into the space station front first with the engines still going (so accelerating), instead of coming in engines first to slow down. They've literally cut motion from air based motion and just stuck it in space, unlike something like The Expanse. Much of what's considered sci-fi is how science and tech have changed or get used in society, why much of sci-fi involves dystopian societies. A talking robot doesn't make sci-fi. A story on how we treat talking robots and/or how they change the way society is would be. Like Blade Runner, where you have syncs that have emotional issue that can be detected, false memories to help with that since they are just vat grown. Disposable people etc. There's actually concepts brought up with the science. Science 'what if'.
@@BurntBalls Eh? That was just giving out info and explaining it, that's one that pops up when talking movies and such. Why @getsideways made their comment. Not angry or anything lol.
I loved the optics in this campaign. i really did. it's exactly the sort of sci fi i love. but pleeeeeeeeaaaaaaase next time give the enemies a better motivation then "hurrr durrr iAm eViL"
just look what's happening to this country today! I could see a rogue colony in the distant future retaliate against what it perceives as a dysfunctional society that's holding it back especially being the first colonizers of another world and if you understand that human element these actions would make more sense than durr i am evil. these kinds of scenarios have occurred throughout history multiple times so its not out of the realm of the possibility in a distant future technologically advanced earth that is space faring where these could be the way the dice roll. I just think the writers at the time didn't have good enough examples to convey the motives of the rogue colony in this call of duty game or just didn't do a good job of exploring why they where bad. this game was also developed before 2016 and hindsight really is 2020! I'm a history buff as much as a sci fi fanatic so when I see movies get these two things right it makes for a great movie that is believable this games cinematics and plots are pretty believable with a few things missing but for a non space opera like star wars it is more grounded in reality. lastly remembered when everyone trashed activision and call of duty developers for trying something out of their comfort zone and then they stopped pouring efforts into making story campaigns and people get what they ask for don't they because you could say most call of duty games storyline have been shallow dumpster fires!
@@shiBuyaking109 more like the COD games are just brainwashing that want you to beleive the good guys are always thw West and the bad guys are faceless enemies of 'FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY"
@@shiBuyaking109 nah main comment is right, I don't remember the whole game but see any 'bad guy' explaining why they are attacking here? Heck they don't even show their faces. If I have to assume motives then I'd say that's lazy writing.
This game would have been better recived if it wasn't called Call of Duty... And the story made any sense( entire earth fleet in one place, people living in mandatory military service Switzerland running scared during the attack, no space suits on -81° Mars).
It was fleet week (military pride week),that’s why they were all at earth and the events of the game take place only a hundred years or so after our present. So no there’s not going to be a giant intergalactic navy to spread out and protect everything,(if the SDF didn’t attack and or split from earth we would’ve been well on track.
@@redbloodcell4047 I don't think you can compare a time period where radar was new with a time period of galactic travel, common sense says that a good portion of the fleet should stay in orbit not mentioning how the SDF managed to approach without a single sip noticing
i always hate how when scifi involves humans to become multi-planet species and somehow earth is surprised when Mars comes up with some kind of mega fleet and no one did nothing before that.
People in America would act surprised if China started attacking them. It's not that they don't do anything it's that they get stagnant in times of peace while the enemy is preparing to attack. This would be like asking the question why didn't Africa prepare itself and develop weapons before they were colonized as it didn't happen one day there were signs every step of the way.
Take the invasion of Crimea and Ukraine as an example - the West didn’t think Putin would invade. Imagine our surprise that he did in Crimea and despite sanctions nothing really happened. It was a test run and it succeeded. So he did it again with Ukraine - had Russia taken Kiv and ousted the government, it might’ve been a repeat scenario- however Ukraine put up a fight and we have a current psudo-world war III of west vs Russia The difference between this game and reality - is that the Mars invasion force had similar if not equal capabilities in military that it could put up a hard pressed fight; where as we have watched the incompetence of the Russian military break as it became clear they had started to believe the lies they (when they were the Soviet Union) told the West when puffing their chest and barking aloud.
thats what i was thinking and not even a second later it shoots a capital ship right next them that blows a chunk several times bigger then the drop ship lol
@@dymondsonny3990 if you look closely prior to the crash you can see that the dropship got clipped rather than a direct hit unlike the cruiser which obviously took a direct hit to one of the lightly armored engines.
@@twistedmastr I see, but still a Planetary defense gun has gotta pack a serious punch and even grazing a dropship as small as that should have at least tore the wing straight off or even just sent the ship spiraling at insane speeds lol
The old "Let's conveniently put our fleet in one place and not care about security" gag I see. It's even funnier because I just watched The Templin Institute video about why this is so dumb.
Loved this one so much, the entire theme of sacrifice for something more greater than yourself. I also like to believe that this is the closest representation to how special operations would be conducted in space when we get to that point. Doesn't seem that far off honestly if given another century or 2
Let's be honest, if Infinite Warfare was released as it's own IP and not Call of Duty it would've been critically acclaimed. Hell we'd probably be waiting on the 3rd or 4th installment of the game already. The game got such a negative response because it was CoD. Call of Duty is known for its historical war games or it's modern warfare. They have had some success in futuristic warfare with Black Ops 3 but this was entirely different. It would be like if World of Warcraft released a sci-fi expansion pack.
I'd say it wouldve been amazing and not gotten backlash from existing CoD for sure if it is it's own IP. Activision dropped the ball on CoD stroy telling and just focused live servicing, no more good campaign stories with immersive experience. I'd say live service mindset of the triple A industry nowadays really dumb down the narratove storytelling of games we once knew. There's no linear story fps ganes that are enjoyable nowadays that's recently released. Hell one game like that from every 1-3 years would be good.
I still remember my first time playing this, activating jackal going into space... gave me so much chill, one of the most unforgettable cod experience ever
This sequence was so damn cool. I wish we had more of this level of ridiculous spectacle in other COD games. Remember when Russia invaded Washington? That was epic. This is even better tbh
"The new frontier offered the promise of a new beginning. But the distance gave way to a movement with no connection to the place we call home. New rules, new ambitions, a new enemy." That line is so cold because it's what would likely happen if we colonized mars IRL
I can understand why people can dislike infinite warfare. It's futuristic feature makes it quite unrelatable compared to modern warfare. But c'mon, stories were told and the haters will hate it more if they keep in retelling the same stories, so they had to change it up. It's still Cinema imo
I did not know this game existed... Im glad I do now. 2016! Wow. Nice work in with star citizen fleet week vid. I'm sure the CIG devs took inspiration from this.
Whilst Infinite Warfare wasn't my favourite game, I really enjoyed the campaign. Both for the narrative, setting and events, but also because it was very interesting to learn more about the solar system itself. Would have wanted some more deep space ship battles.
This game was amazing with campaign actually followed its space category unlike halo no space battle and pretty much all of it was only on rings and planets never actually in space onther then few missions but never had you fight mostly space bsttles this game actually let you even had side missions sure doesn't actually effect the ending to my knowledge but it actually makes it feel like it was a space themed game halo it was just mostly oh every planet just so happens to be effectively earth
It recieved a lot of online hate when it released so a lot of people never bothered with it...Not being one to listen to other folks griping I bought it day one and never regretted it.
This campaign is hands down my fav. game ever. The story and game play was so cool. I wish it had a spin off series. The space combat was so fun but just know they kept it to a minimum so not to alienate the core COD players. I think its the only game I have played muliple times.
Cinematically and melodically when it came to the music tInfinite Warfare was amazing. It just emerged at the wrong time when people wanted something else. I hope that the resurrect the Infinite Warefare series.
Great campaign. Only criticism i ever had of it was the light-speed engines. Entire game takes place in a day. Instead of teleporting around the system in minutes change that to days/weeks. Then you go from 8/10 to 'the Expanse' the game. 🔥
This game offers unique visual clues for creating the entourage of a movie I envisioned that I dream of making. The plot is centered around the Mahabharata epic. It also will include other ancient legends (i.e. Egyptian ones) and exploit the idea of the great cosmic war between people of the highly advanced proto-civilization in the Ancient epoch that remained in myths and epics. The design of these battleships fits my vision tightly. If I ever succeed in bringing it off I'll turn to these guys.
the original modern warfare had some of my favourite cinematic moments for an fps single player game i've ever played, i get bored / uninsterested in the multiplayer deathmatch crap, seeing this makes me want to play it lol
For me and in my own Headcanon, COD Infinite Warfare is Halo: The Beginning, Earth, Mars Campaign and the Jovian Wars. I took this game as a non-official collaboration between both franchises to develop something bigger, better and paving path for the greatest FPS campaigns of all times: Halo: Humankind's Duty.
Still waiting for another Advanced or Infinite Warfare. I have no care for the WW2 or MW games, they don't interest me. Same with multiplayer. I don't want to sit in a line formation with grunts and waste ammo. I'd rather be flying in a space jet and fight bad guys in zero g. IW is the only C.o.D. game I know of that did that and I want more of it.
Both me an my sister loved the campaign cause each mission had some creative twist to it. The hostage mission and boarding the outside of the set-def carrier were my personal favorites.
The AATIS guns projectile speed is way to slow for their purpose. If you can see a round like a modern day artillery shell, then it's firing way to slow to intercept anything meaningful. They would be too slow for ballistic missiles, rods of God, hypersonic missiles. And those shells aren't reaching upper atmosphere, so what are they intercepting? Sitting ducks? They only appear to be point defense against slow moving target. Except in this pearl harbor-esc reversal, they seem relatively weak and ineffective.
Dude.i loved this game. Every cod is good even ghost and all them. The only reason these games got so much hate is because the basement dwelling modern warfare and older cod fans cried so much about the future
How do you cramp so much hardware in so little space? It was a literal kill zone from the get go. Well, turns out we still have stupid high ups calling the shots in the future.
Militaries do this all the time irl, showing off their firepower. Ever seen a military parade? Also like, they had no way of knowing their defensive guns would fire on them suddenly. That was the issue
@@spacedout4061 Western Militaries no longer holds military parades for a long time. It could be due to this reason. Also, that massive breach on security with ground troops fully equipped would be unrealistic in that era. Those massive cruisers should be atleast taking precautions and would stay on a reasonable distance. Military hardwares and vics are always expected to be ready at all times. How are they just suddenly falling off like flies? Not to mention the already widespread intel of an impending attack?
@@silverpillars wdym widespread intel? Also, even if there was, again, militaries have done the same in the past. Archduke Franz Ferdinand had an attempt on his life during a parade, and only 2 of the 3 assassins were caught, he did another parade after the first attack to show strength, allowing the remaining assassin to kill him
@@spacedout4061 Where did you get your history from? He was targeted while in a motorcade on his way to a military barracks but there was no grand parade. The second assassination attempt was when his driver took a wrong turn while driving to the hospital to visit the soldiers injured in the first assassination attempt. No parade there either.
@@spacedout4061 Militaries have never concentrated the majority of their strength in a single location for a parade. When North Korea and China do these grand military parades they involve a few thousand troops, not the entire damn army. If Earth allocated a majority of the fleet to the ceremony but still left enough ships to protect SATO holdings in the system that would make more sense. The SDF attack would leave SATO incapable of launching an offensive action but they would still be able to field a sizable force to at least make the SDF not launch a direct attack on Earth again. This would force the SDF to strike at isolated outposts to draw out the remainder of the SATO fleet and force a decisive battle that would then leave Earth open to attack.
This was definitely one of my top single player COD games. Generally I get these games for the single player because who doesn’t want to play through their own Michael Bay esq action film? (There are people who don’t I know.)
I loved this game and its campaign. Better than the 2000th round of WW I, WW II and Cold War thats for sure. I wish I could replay it on Ps5, ngl. Hopefully we will get a Postapocalypse CoD someday (and no, not that one section in Advanced Warfare, even though I liked that one too).
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The campaign is amazing. I wish more Call of Duty games focused on a lengthy and replayable campaign than making a third (at best) of a game slapping a multiplayer zombies mode on and then selling you a full game.
The call of duty numbnuts didn't like this game solely because it wasn't set in WW2...
I mean, most CoD games of the last decade aren't set in WW2.
This was awesome and alot better than those multi-million dollar crap movies we have been getting for almost a decade so called made for a modern audience crap 🤢🤮
This game made its campaign work by the sheer, absolute certainty it commits to its themes with. It *will* make you care about the heroes, it *will* make you curse the (cartoonishly-evil) antagonists, it *will* make you weep for the sacrifices of the heroes, there will be NO pulling-punches or half-a*sing about it, and it will NOT stop even after it accomplishes its storytelling goals.
Infinite Warfare is so bad that I can't play again the third time.
1) Campaign storyline is dull and the main bad guy died too easily, nothing to remember apart from the good looking bad guy.
2) Gameplay is like Transformers game, the enemy droids, mech have indestructible shield that heavy weaponry can't even penetrate. The map area is too small for the mech, in reality, the few main characters would have been killed by the HE 20-30mm autocannon. Those high tech guns and heavy weapons can't even shoot through food stalls & coffee tables which is ridiculous. Refer Battlefield 2.5 & 3 on how good the destructible environment. Hiding behind car can't stop projectiles. Whatever shields the droids, mechs have, they can only extend damage hits but not invincible to armor piercing projectiles and missiles. Future Rail powered assault rifle would have more powerful penetration force & way faster speed than present day most powerful 12.7mm BMG round.
3) The guns are made futuristic able to fire in space but they look more like modified present day gun like Doom movie, give it pulse rifle style handguard means futuristic when firing mechanism is still present day bolt action & rotating bolt tend to overheat? It should be rail powered by right for non-energy gun. There shouldn't be shell ejection port and sniper rifle won't be bolt action anymore. Designer had poor knowledge in general military engineering.
4) the APC looks like 60's 70's era 6x6 & 8x8, still using flap window & no pressurized cabin when it needs to operate in other planets? Those wheels aren't suited for foreign planets terrain. There's mech and anti-gravity drive technology which means they could build hover tank already
5) carrier bridge made to stand as if they're manning present day aircraft carrier. By right, they would be strapped to seats wearing pressurised suits in case of G effects & space leak. Refer the enemy ship where main characters planted explosives on windows & the enemy bridge personnel ended being sucked out to space. Space ships won't get large single layer bulletproof windows but 2-3 layers at least & out of safety, the metal shield will be on at all times & the bridge crew would receive projected multi angle 3D VR exterior camera view. They'll have CIC in the hull that could control the ship if the bridge tower being destroyed especially for ships that size.
6) there's no exosuit for humans when there's exoskeleton droids? Why still use large full face glass helmet that prone to crack? They could have made eye size projected view helmet with thick glass in case VR failed for wearer to see.
@@Prostreetsburnoutparadise Do you even play COD?
I remember pointing out that the ship they were on looked like a pelican from Halo, then someone said what if this is 400 years before the Halo universe exists like we hear about a bunch of wars between earth and other colonies maybe this was one of those wars. And that made way too much sense to the point I never looked at this game the same again without thinking of Halo.
Oh man, this is a really interesting theory Thanks for sharing it with us.
This is cod infinite warfare, different from halo
@@lenzugenerico8732 I know just bringing out the differences.
@@frostcodm7555 that people already knew
It's a terrible ear bleed by an USAmericannotblacklogics who keeps claiming to be "beyond"
i dont know why people hated on infinite warfare so much, i actually loved the campaign a lot.
It was a combination of ultra-futuristic settings and being coupled to Modern Warfare Remastered.
I remember someone said “I want CoD, not Star Wars.”
Now people love it for the campaign more than the multiplayer.
Me too. As a space sci-fi fan I absolutely loved it. Probably fantasy losers hating on it 😂.
@argentwolf9386 or energy shields.
@Argent Wolf Honestly reminds me of "The Expanse" a lot.
I remember that people hated more so the fact that it didn't bring anything new to the table in terms of multiplayer except for movement. Said movement was better done by Titanfall tho so people felt ripped off for paying 60€ for essentially "Modern Warfare 3 but in space!".
I like the plot. Always liked the blockbuster nature of CoD single player but most people play it for multiplayer and in that regard it did not deliver at all like most newer CoD and Activision Titles unfortunately.
I don't know why you're confused. COD: Iw came out at the _worst_ possible time when the fatigue regarding futuristic COD games was at its absolute peak.
wtf did I just watch..... That was absolutely EPIC, I completely missed this game didn't even knew it existed...
Same here !
Me too!
I wouldnt want to force you to buy COD infinite Warfare but if u are up for story richs single player and fun zombies you should get this game (right now its May wait until steam summer sale if u want) personally to me COD infinite warfare has one of the best written campaign story line on par with most COD MW story line.
Its a good game im actually just restarted playing the campaign again a few days ago on veteran difficulty its a real pain in the ass!! Lol good game though for sure
When it came out the game took serious damage from online haters and a lot of folks missed out on a real gem of a game...One of the best Call Of Duties to date and it still holds up well.
Infinite Warfare's campaign was one of the best space combat experiences I've ever played through. It's an amazing game with a universe and a story I'd love to see more of, but the main story is also almost too perfect. It's so good, it's hard to imagine a sequel doing any justice. Infinite Warfare is just that good.
So some real spacewarfare like dunno, legends like Freespace or Freespace 2 (note: NOT Descent: Freespace) had it. They had good story along with amazing spacefights. Of course those were space sims, but just to give you a heads up on something that used to be long before CoD.
Still amazes me that they made a first person shooter with spaceships and features that look cooler than an actual space game. Like dude. You see that first scene? *That's* the game I would be interested in honestly.
The campaign for infinite warfare was pretty awesome. Definitely didnt deserve the hate it got. I had a blast with the game. Some pretty amazing engine work in this game when the cap ships are crashing and you have it creating a wave of water coming at you or when the cap ship crashed in the city and you had that big shockwave of smoke coming at you. Fantastic work. This game was way better than given credit for. Ya the plot wasnt the best, but the presentation was epic.
Here’s a big update me they ripped off the entire opening story line to halo damn near if you read the trilogy
It was awesome yes, it was ALREADY awesome in another game lmao
@@Dingleberry454 I mean...as gamers, it's important to have loyalty to a brand or series or game developer in some cases, but unless the gaming experience is similar to the point of being dull, why are we so intent on calling out the game for being a ripoff? If we all live long enough, most things are a rip off of a previous author/idea/concept. It's not even a question of who did it better, but did this game do it well? Was it enjoyable and fun to you? Not at all? That's fine. But it wasn't bad, especially if someone had never played Halo before. People sing covers for original songs all the time and if some musician or artist gives the material justice, we still enjoy listening to the song even if it's not original.
@@Dingleberry454 One scientist invented a car, another scientist made a better version. We would be driving the better version no doubt. If both versions are similar in quality, we as consumers would be ecstatic by the fact that there is competition to make even better cars (games). I had never played Halo growing up even though it was something that was popular at the time. I would not have known about the original story. It's also likely that the amazing writers and designers for Halo acquired inspiration from some form of previous literature or work. Would the fans of those authors go this exact story was already done in a book? It's not comparing a book to a book-to-game adaption where it's reasonable to be critical of any deviations.
If I had never played Halo before or other games and this game/storyline is fresh to me as a younger gamer, it's still enjoyable at the end of the day. I feel like we gamers (casual and hardcore ones) tend to develop this generational gaming mentality. Like how generational skirmishes exist between "boomers" and "younger generations". Gatekeeping of original storylines, as abstract as it may sound, can end up depicting us like gamer-boomers. It's already done, you can't do it again and have to come up with new storylines every single time! :p
I waited for a sale because I heard this one wasn't that great. When I finally played it, I was blown away. It reminded me of the older Call of duties that actually had real campaigns in them. That were enjoyable to play by themselves and multiplayer was an after thought.
"futuristic"
Proceed to make guns goes no brrrrrrrrt.
-The whole story summarised by laser sword suckers
Tbh ever since I tried playing black ops 4 I’ve hated cod multiplayer I usually just play zombies but campaigns are cool too
That's why you should test something by yourself instead of trusting idiotic people.
@@SirKolass money is tight so not always an option.
@@MordaxTenebre Gameplay videos exist as well
So, at the military parade the enemy took control of their own defense turrets and shot down their fleet over their city and then they immediately retaliate and take on the fight above Earth orbit?! Damn!
That's one heck of a scenario! Awesome! :D LoL!
It's BS.
예를 들면 북한이 군사 퍼레이드 도중 미국과 연합국의 돈을 받고 전차포로 김정은과 그의 측근들을 쏴버린것과 같을것이다 중국마저도 이런짓은 안당할거야 lol
@@JonathanRootD Yeah that's what I thought, but still impressive BS right there! Especially when they hit back hard against the enemy fleet in Mar's orbit with the enemy's flagship that they take over later!
Without a doubt Cod Infinite war has one of the best stand alone cod campaigns. The character were more than just some cool guy in a skull mask. They actually had depth. I actually teared up when E3N, Ethan, dies.
"Fair winds metal one"
Can we just appreciate the fact that my man consistently refused to use flares in the space battle?😂
true sigma thanks
lol looking for this comment
@@SpaceDebriss🤣🤣🤣 or his L tab wasnt working. But seriously how do you do it without flares?? I know you can shoot them but who needs that added pressure.🫤
@@SK4M_Freal LOL thank you, you made my day🥰
Flares? No thanks, I'll charge right through the missiles!
This campaign was sick. Multiplayer died when Activision condensed all the hardcore playlists into one.
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How utterly typical. The only CoD I've ever enjoyed, the only one that's had scenes where acting and music and cinematography left me with no dry eyes and/or goose bumps, and it's the one all the dedicated fans hate the most, ensuring we'll never get a sequel by the same writers in the same universe.
because CoD kept getting away from their roots, too many futuristic games
@@prich0382 COD's roots are fucking WW2 games but both of the ones they made recently suck.
@@prich0382nah we are living in the future this isn’t 1939 boomer wake up
@@prich0382honestly, should have been it's own standalone universe like Titanfall or halo, not associated with the bag of worms called COD
I like this game. The campaign was a lot of fun.
What is the name of this game
@ call of duty: Infinite Warfare
We need a remake and expansion of this game. The campaign was simply amazing. Now we have the technology in the PS5 to have large scale battles. This deserves a comeback.
I'll never forget what someone said on an infinite warfare video, a battlefield style multiplayer set in this universe would be gold.
Just imagine playing as a foot soldier and you look up and see a whole fleet fighting above you, calling in air strikes and a ship from your team launches a missile attack at the position you marked.
@@The_Soviet_Cat_2233 imagine this but mixed with Arma, not battlefield.
@@The_Soviet_Cat_2233 kinda like helldivers 2 but just with the pvp
@@The_Soviet_Cat_2233would be great but seeing the whole shit launch of BF2042 my hopes would be abbysmal, even with the modern tech these days they seem to somehow make it not work or not well optimized at all, devoliving into a glitchy mess
i remeber watching a video about how logistically impossible it should have been for the sdf to literally even exist without earth support, let alone to even be able to produce warship at all, and yet if you ignore all that lore and plot hole stuff, infinite warfare was such a fun cod. it really sucks how not well recieved it was. i didnt care for the mp, havent since modern warfare and black ops, but the campaign was phenomenal
I mean, it makes a degree of sense. The intro/prologue explains how the SDF was raiding Earth colonies in the Solar system and how they were denying resources to Earth.
From what we see the SDF has their martian space elevator which is directly connected to a "space navy" construction yard, something Earth doesn't have.
Earth only has access to earthbound resources and can only build it's ships in gravity, which means Earth needs to invest way more resources into a single ship, forcing them to build few ships but of higher quality, while the SDF has access to the entire solar system's resources and a naval yard in low orbit, which allows them to mass produce ships that are of "tolerable" quality.
What Mars would have desperately lacked would be organic compounds and foodstuffs.
The SDF was likely forced to attack Earth when it did, as I can imagine they were facing mass starvation if they didn't start getting food from Earth, which Earth wouldn't just hand over willingly to a regime openly hostile towards them, making conflict inevitable.
It's a surprisingly in-depth story for a COD game, I deeply regret jumping on the hate train back when Infinite Warfare came out, in retrospect it's probably one of if not the greatest COD at least from a singleplayer perspective.
Everyone agrees, easily the best COD campaign to date. The flair, overwhelmingly feeling of hope, and distant conflicts make this easily top 3.
And that's why you never keep an extremely powerful weapons system fully automated. There should have been a soldier or two "manning" each AATIS cannon, so they could manually override it if it got hacked or something.
Easily one of the greatest COD campaigns ever. Def top 3, the operator difficulty was truly amazing. Everyone was so focused on the multiplayer as usual so it got so much hate smh
The campaign had its moments, but it also had some glaring plot holes. Like I understand the SDF initial plan was to use the Earth planetary defence guns to destroy its own fleet, then somehow trigger all the planetary defence guns to self destruct and leave Earth open to invasion. And it was a good plan. But after this plan was foiled in the first mission, how the heck were the SDF able to trigger them all to explode later? And why was Earth capital still swarming with SDF troops days after their invasion has been foiled? Did the Earth forces not think to check their most powerful defence weapons weren’t rigged to blow after the SDF tried to do exactly this the first time? It really creates the impression that the heroes are to dumb to live. Other then that, for a system wide interplanetary war the conflict always felt very small in scale, and with it being set in space most missions just felt like they were set in featureless metal corridors. By comparison in the Modern Warfare games it felt like a world war involving thousands of soldiers was actually being waged around you.
@@timhare9867many factors, propagandas from Mars could be the case, sympathizers, undercover people that supports the cause of Martians rallying. It could be a lot of those also when you got flying ships and adavnced tech to help you why would you need millions of bodies to fight the war and only need only a tenth of that to do all of the operation
As someone that likes Sci-Fi, I really liked the campaign.
You call this "sci-fi"?
@@getsideways7257I mean, laser guns? Naval battleship but for space? Talking robots? Nothing's more sci-fi than that
@@BurntBalls For many it's not if you look up how it's commonly defined. Like you mentioned, naval battleship but in space. That makes it an action movie, not sci-fi. Just replacing something with something futuristic doesn't make it sci-fi. Like many would say Star Wars is Fantasy, not sci-fi. Light sabre is just a sword, Jedi's are knights (even called that), and the force is just another form of magic. The advanced tech is story setting, not sci-fi.
Especially when a lot of the science is wrong/bad. Ships banking in a turn in space, like planes in air? Ships pulling into the space station front first with the engines still going (so accelerating), instead of coming in engines first to slow down. They've literally cut motion from air based motion and just stuck it in space, unlike something like The Expanse.
Much of what's considered sci-fi is how science and tech have changed or get used in society, why much of sci-fi involves dystopian societies. A talking robot doesn't make sci-fi. A story on how we treat talking robots and/or how they change the way society is would be. Like Blade Runner, where you have syncs that have emotional issue that can be detected, false memories to help with that since they are just vat grown. Disposable people etc. There's actually concepts brought up with the science. Science 'what if'.
@@12tman12 bro really took my reply personally lmao
@@BurntBalls Eh? That was just giving out info and explaining it, that's one that pops up when talking movies and such. Why @getsideways made their comment. Not angry or anything lol.
I loved the optics in this campaign. i really did. it's exactly the sort of sci fi i love. but pleeeeeeeeaaaaaaase next time give the enemies a better motivation then "hurrr durrr iAm eViL"
just look what's happening to this country today! I could see a rogue colony in the distant future retaliate against what it perceives as a dysfunctional society that's holding it back especially being the first colonizers of another world and if you understand that human element these actions would make more sense than durr i am evil. these kinds of scenarios have occurred throughout history multiple times so its not out of the realm of the possibility in a distant future technologically advanced earth that is space faring where these could be the way the dice roll. I just think the writers at the time didn't have good enough examples to convey the motives of the rogue colony in this call of duty game or just didn't do a good job of exploring why they where bad. this game was also developed before 2016 and hindsight really is 2020! I'm a history buff as much as a sci fi fanatic so when I see movies get these two things right it makes for a great movie that is believable this games cinematics and plots are pretty believable with a few things missing but for a non space opera like star wars it is more grounded in reality. lastly remembered when everyone trashed activision and call of duty developers for trying something out of their comfort zone and then they stopped pouring efforts into making story campaigns and people get what they ask for don't they because you could say most call of duty games storyline have been shallow dumpster fires!
@@shiBuyaking109 more like the COD games are just brainwashing that want you to beleive the good guys are always thw West and the bad guys are faceless enemies of 'FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY"
Call of duty was built as a us military propoganda machine, can't have enemies smarter than that without weakening the propaganda
@@shiBuyaking109 nah main comment is right, I don't remember the whole game but see any 'bad guy' explaining why they are attacking here? Heck they don't even show their faces. If I have to assume motives then I'd say that's lazy writing.
@@shiBuyaking109 I mean, what examples are there of colonies going rogue than trying to invade their former homeland?
This game would have been better recived if it wasn't called Call of Duty... And the story made any sense( entire earth fleet in one place, people living in mandatory military service Switzerland running scared during the attack, no space suits on -81° Mars).
Lol
It was fleet week (military pride week),that’s why they were all at earth and the events of the game take place only a hundred years or so after our present. So no there’s not going to be a giant intergalactic navy to spread out and protect everything,(if the SDF didn’t attack and or split from earth we would’ve been well on track.
1. Mars was terraformed. 2. The temperature was actually 20 C (68 F) to 125 C (257 F).
Maybe you think Pearl Harbour is a plot hole.
@@redbloodcell4047 I don't think you can compare a time period where radar was new with a time period of galactic travel, common sense says that a good portion of the fleet should stay in orbit not mentioning how the SDF managed to approach without a single sip noticing
i always hate how when scifi involves humans to become multi-planet species and somehow earth is surprised when Mars comes up with some kind of mega fleet and no one did nothing before that.
They didn't in this game. They literally fought a war before. The SDF broke the treaty with a surprise attack.
People in America would act surprised if China started attacking them. It's not that they don't do anything it's that they get stagnant in times of peace while the enemy is preparing to attack. This would be like asking the question why didn't Africa prepare itself and develop weapons before they were colonized as it didn't happen one day there were signs every step of the way.
Take the invasion of Crimea and Ukraine as an example - the West didn’t think Putin would invade. Imagine our surprise that he did in Crimea and despite sanctions nothing really happened. It was a test run and it succeeded.
So he did it again with Ukraine - had Russia taken Kiv and ousted the government, it might’ve been a repeat scenario- however Ukraine put up a fight and we have a current psudo-world war III of west vs Russia
The difference between this game and reality - is that the Mars invasion force had similar if not equal capabilities in military that it could put up a hard pressed fight; where as we have watched the incompetence of the Russian military break as it became clear they had started to believe the lies they (when they were the Soviet Union) told the West when puffing their chest and barking aloud.
@@asandax6 They didn't because they couldn't.
@@asandax6America always the one who started war because didn't want another country to number one powerful
Imagine an Infinite war open world multiplayer where you buy and upgrade ships and robots. That would be awesome.
loved the campaign fell in love with realistic mode, and the story was one of the best.
Damn that's one helluva dropship to survive a shot point-blank from a planetary defense gun....
thats what i was thinking and not even a second later it shoots a capital ship right next them that blows a chunk several times bigger then the drop ship lol
@@dymondsonny3990 if you look closely prior to the crash you can see that the dropship got clipped rather than a direct hit unlike the cruiser which obviously took a direct hit to one of the lightly armored engines.
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@@twistedmastr I see, but still a Planetary defense gun has gotta pack a serious punch and even grazing a dropship as small as that should have at least tore the wing straight off or even just sent the ship spiraling at insane speeds lol
@@dymondsonny3990 I honestly thought it missed but the air displacement damaged the dropship.
The old "Let's conveniently put our fleet in one place and not care about security" gag I see. It's even funnier because I just watched The Templin Institute video about why this is so dumb.
Even Star trek Picard did it.
@@bonedoc4556 That episode was the reason they made the video.
@@nadtz Lmao, Fitting.
Loved this one so much, the entire theme of sacrifice for something more greater than yourself. I also like to believe that this is the closest representation to how special operations would be conducted in space when we get to that point. Doesn't seem that far off honestly if given another century or 2
Let's be honest, if Infinite Warfare was released as it's own IP and not Call of Duty it would've been critically acclaimed. Hell we'd probably be waiting on the 3rd or 4th installment of the game already.
The game got such a negative response because it was CoD. Call of Duty is known for its historical war games or it's modern warfare. They have had some success in futuristic warfare with Black Ops 3 but this was entirely different. It would be like if World of Warcraft released a sci-fi expansion pack.
I'd say it wouldve been amazing and not gotten backlash from existing CoD for sure if it is it's own IP. Activision dropped the ball on CoD stroy telling and just focused live servicing, no more good campaign stories with immersive experience.
I'd say live service mindset of the triple A industry nowadays really dumb down the narratove storytelling of games we once knew. There's no linear story fps ganes that are enjoyable nowadays that's recently released. Hell one game like that from every 1-3 years would be good.
I still remember my first time playing this, activating jackal going into space... gave me so much chill, one of the most unforgettable cod experience ever
I loved the space battles shame they weren’t in multiplayer.
Ive played COD's since the very beginning and this one has by far had the best campaign, what a story!!!.
The Expanse is a show nobody really knows about, yet it resulted in a cool CoD game.
Only The first two seasons of THE EXPANSE was good, after that the sequels just got worse and worse for me.
@@SpaceDebrisstrue words.
Its a shame thab they dont make more space combat
@@SpaceDebrissI found it to be very consistent
The single-most under-rated COD game of all time, and also the best campaign ever made in any FPS game.
This sequence was so damn cool. I wish we had more of this level of ridiculous spectacle in other COD games. Remember when Russia invaded Washington? That was epic. This is even better tbh
Fantastic game. I enjoyed the story line the most. 👍
thanks🥰
I think everyone can agree Ethan is great and we love him
"The new frontier offered the promise of a new beginning. But the distance gave way to a movement with no connection to the place we call home. New rules, new ambitions, a new enemy."
That line is so cold because it's what would likely happen if we colonized mars IRL
If this were real...I'd have a panic attack witnessing all of that. Loving the campaign tho.
Beautiful! Wish we had stuff like this already. Sadly, we are still only at building new apartments in the best way possible.
I can understand why people can dislike infinite warfare. It's futuristic feature makes it quite unrelatable compared to modern warfare. But c'mon, stories were told and the haters will hate it more if they keep in retelling the same stories, so they had to change it up. It's still Cinema imo
The Olympus Mons is one of my favorite sci fi ships of all time!
I did not know this game existed... Im glad I do now. 2016! Wow. Nice work in with star citizen fleet week vid. I'm sure the CIG devs took inspiration from this.
Black ops 3 and Infinite Warfare were my first call of duty and i loved both so much like the campain was honestly pretty fun and good.
Lol. I just watched a video criticizing “fleet week attack” trope. Then this showed up.
I agree with that video.
Templin institute lol
this game was my first game on ps4. Was amazing campaign. Recent CODS don't even come close to the quality of this or older call of duty
Whilst Infinite Warfare wasn't my favourite game, I really enjoyed the campaign. Both for the narrative, setting and events, but also because it was very interesting to learn more about the solar system itself. Would have wanted some more deep space ship battles.
If this was a movie,I'd stand in line to watch it!
This game was amazing with campaign actually followed its space category unlike halo no space battle and pretty much all of it was only on rings and planets never actually in space onther then few missions but never had you fight mostly space bsttles this game actually let you even had side missions sure doesn't actually effect the ending to my knowledge but it actually makes it feel like it was a space themed game halo it was just mostly oh every planet just so happens to be effectively earth
ok ngl you got me in the thumnail i though this some kind of movie recap lol but it's call of duty infinite warfare campaign
Should turn into a series. Similar to expanse but more combat.
WOw I usually ignore COD stuff, and had no idea they did something like this. Looks pretty amazing tbh. Added to will play list.
Wow. How did i not play this game. Love call of duty. Love space scifi fiction.
To think it was released in 2016 and i totally missed it.
It recieved a lot of online hate when it released so a lot of people never bothered with it...Not being one to listen to other folks griping I bought it day one and never regretted it.
This campaign is hands down my fav. game ever. The story and game play was so cool. I wish it had a spin off series. The space combat was so fun but just know they kept it to a minimum so not to alienate the core COD players. I think its the only game I have played muliple times.
Same pro I love this game🥰
This game’s campaign was done really well. They could have done a lot more with lore.
Just make a space game like this pleaase. That space combat is on point
That's not space combat, that's some weird fantasy crap similar to Star Wars.
@@getsideways7257
Rule of Cool, heard of it?
Yes it's not realistic, yes it's Sci-fi crap, but it's hella cool.
@@The_Soviet_Cat_2233 Nothing "cool" about fake "space"
@@getsideways7257 next video play simpleplanes (its similar to flyout)
“On point”? Real space combat would be over 1000s of miles with magnetically accelerated projectiles and lasers
Cinematically and melodically when it came to the music tInfinite Warfare was amazing. It just emerged at the wrong time when people wanted something else. I hope that the resurrect the Infinite Warefare series.
Great campaign. Only criticism i ever had of it was the light-speed engines. Entire game takes place in a day. Instead of teleporting around the system in minutes change that to days/weeks. Then you go from 8/10 to 'the Expanse' the game. 🔥
thanks🥰
This game offers unique visual clues for creating the entourage of a movie I envisioned that I dream of making. The plot is centered around the Mahabharata epic. It also will include other ancient legends (i.e. Egyptian ones) and exploit the idea of the great cosmic war between people of the highly advanced proto-civilization in the Ancient epoch that remained in myths and epics.
The design of these battleships fits my vision tightly. If I ever succeed in bringing it off I'll turn to these guys.
As little as I care about Call of Duty , this is one of the coolest openings of a game I have ever seen
If Earth becomes spacefaring like in this game. The rule for thought, these spacecraft need to stay in space.
Like always -- COD is emotional. Even Ethan bears his own humanity despite being a robot.
BEST STORYLINE EVER 1000000%%%%🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
the original modern warfare had some of my favourite cinematic moments for an fps single player game i've ever played, i get bored / uninsterested in the multiplayer deathmatch crap, seeing this makes me want to play it lol
The opening half of this is pure chaos, and I love it (don't usually play MW games, so this is new to me)
This was one of their best campaigns hands down. The ending with Ethan.... heart breaker
I swear no matter what world he is in Varric is always telling stories.
I got that reference.
"TAKE COVER!!!" Proceeds to stand in the middle of the road while the wall of debris ridden smoke hits them like a blanket...
Reminds me of 'The expanse' ... Love it
For me and in my own Headcanon, COD Infinite Warfare is Halo: The Beginning, Earth, Mars Campaign and the Jovian Wars. I took this game as a non-official collaboration between both franchises to develop something bigger, better and paving path for the greatest FPS campaigns of all times: Halo: Humankind's Duty.
Indeed, it seems that Infinite Warfare is taking a lot of inspiration from Halo.
Loved it, but it was so underrated.
That's why i love tyranids. Bugs living the moment
I completely forgot this was a COD campaign…
Same here brother
Damn I so playing this again this weekend. Ty for video
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ya know one major flaw from a network of guns. if all connected they can be hacked and taken over compared to when it’s seperate
If they're separate than they lose critical efficacy in striking threats.
This was the best COD campaign for me since BO2.
Still waiting for another Advanced or Infinite Warfare. I have no care for the WW2 or MW games, they don't interest me. Same with multiplayer. I don't want to sit in a line formation with grunts and waste ammo. I'd rather be flying in a space jet and fight bad guys in zero g. IW is the only C.o.D. game I know of that did that and I want more of it.
Both me an my sister loved the campaign cause each mission had some creative twist to it.
The hostage mission and boarding the outside of the set-def carrier were my personal favorites.
Loved that game the boomers hated it bunch of idiots 😂
What they did with the robot was excellent writing
The AATIS guns projectile speed is way to slow for their purpose. If you can see a round like a modern day artillery shell, then it's firing way to slow to intercept anything meaningful. They would be too slow for ballistic missiles, rods of God, hypersonic missiles. And those shells aren't reaching upper atmosphere, so what are they intercepting? Sitting ducks? They only appear to be point defense against slow moving target. Except in this pearl harbor-esc reversal, they seem relatively weak and ineffective.
That spacebattle was awesome! but I think the pilot organs got jellyfied :D
Dude.i loved this game. Every cod is good even ghost and all them. The only reason these games got so much hate is because the basement dwelling modern warfare and older cod fans cried so much about the future
Didn’t realize cod was futuristic sci fi! I need to buy the new one!
How do you cramp so much hardware in so little space? It was a literal kill zone from the get go. Well, turns out we still have stupid high ups calling the shots in the future.
Militaries do this all the time irl, showing off their firepower. Ever seen a military parade? Also like, they had no way of knowing their defensive guns would fire on them suddenly. That was the issue
@@spacedout4061 Western Militaries no longer holds military parades for a long time. It could be due to this reason. Also, that massive breach on security with ground troops fully equipped would be unrealistic in that era.
Those massive cruisers should be atleast taking precautions and would stay on a reasonable distance. Military hardwares and vics are always expected to be ready at all times. How are they just suddenly falling off like flies? Not to mention the already widespread intel of an impending attack?
@@silverpillars wdym widespread intel? Also, even if there was, again, militaries have done the same in the past. Archduke Franz Ferdinand had an attempt on his life during a parade, and only 2 of the 3 assassins were caught, he did another parade after the first attack to show strength, allowing the remaining assassin to kill him
@@spacedout4061 Where did you get your history from? He was targeted while in a motorcade on his way to a military barracks but there was no grand parade. The second assassination attempt was when his driver took a wrong turn while driving to the hospital to visit the soldiers injured in the first assassination attempt. No parade there either.
@@spacedout4061 Militaries have never concentrated the majority of their strength in a single location for a parade. When North Korea and China do these grand military parades they involve a few thousand troops, not the entire damn army. If Earth allocated a majority of the fleet to the ceremony but still left enough ships to protect SATO holdings in the system that would make more sense. The SDF attack would leave SATO incapable of launching an offensive action but they would still be able to field a sizable force to at least make the SDF not launch a direct attack on Earth again. This would force the SDF to strike at isolated outposts to draw out the remainder of the SATO fleet and force a decisive battle that would then leave Earth open to attack.
Fun fact: the guns in your thumbnail culd 1 shot a star destroyer, by simple virtue of the bullet being the bigger object
Wish i lived in that space ages 😢
Same.
Problem is by the time that scenario becomes a reality you wont be eligible to crew a star ship if you are still your original birth gender lol
Current times not interesting enough for you?
@@robzee5733 nah too boring and too close to nuclear apocalypse
They should have just called this game infinite warfare and removed any connections to COD and it would've been loved on arrival.
imagine the 2003 Battlestar people met the people from this universe.
one of the best video games campaign ever done
This was definitely one of my top single player COD games. Generally I get these games for the single player because who doesn’t want to play through their own Michael Bay esq action film? (There are people who don’t I know.)
If i remember back then everyone hated it for how similar it is to Halo based on the trailer. I never did. It was just ahead of its time.
Every futuristic military vehicle since 1984 was designed by James Cameron.
The robot kneeling before take off was a nice touch...
And let's be honest, we'd all be out on fleet week getting drunk and eating hotdogs and burgers
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Yep. Pearl Harbor'd.
I loved this game and its campaign. Better than the 2000th round of WW I, WW II and Cold War thats for sure. I wish I could replay it on Ps5, ngl.
Hopefully we will get a Postapocalypse CoD someday (and no, not that one section in Advanced Warfare, even though I liked that one too).
This is Call of Duty??? WTF. I am definitely going to get this game. This looks awesome. I love single player campaigns.
Well worth buying just for the single player..The offline local multiplayer is a lot of fun as well.
Infinite warfare would have probably been more well received if they just didn't release it as a CoD title.
it makes sense
I know people just say its a rip off of halo, but its a cool rip off.
Best I've seen in a long.
And that only the "Intro" to the game. Sad that it took me 5 hours to beat... to short for what it should have ben...
Call of Duty Infinity is one of the most underrated games ever