Call of Duty Modern Warfare is about “when you don’t pull the trigger,” not when you do

Call of Duty Modern Warfare is released later this October and promises to massively change up how Activision and Infinity Ward are approaching the series.

[Jimboms]

It'll be interesting to see the series hold back a bit

[Pepin]

It's an interesting year for Activision - I think the CoD series is in a kind of 'damned if you do, damned if you don't' place, and I'm intrigued to see the reception to this soft reboot

[Kabaneri]

Great no more generic Hollywood movie where you escape a collapsing buliding at the end of every level.

[SyntheticForm]

Or shooting bad guys from a speed boat that you fell into after a helicopter attacked you as you were rappelling from a skyscraper causing you to fall into said boat.

[Pepin]

I think even the fact that they've got a level based on the terror attacks at London Bridge shows they're trying to do something wildly different. Hard to get that tone right, though...

[CanadianTurtle]

I think people who saw the closed door demo are giving a false interpretation of what the game is going to be. I highly doubt this is going to be a conservative style shooter that focuses on morals and consequences. That's just not CoD's style. It's always been a twitch shooter in regards to the campaigns. I highly doubt the campaign is going to show the moral consequences of your actions every time you choose to pull a trigger. These journalists need to calm down. They saw one level from a backstage demo, and they think it's going to be this grand commentary on how killing is bad.
I'm not falling for this shit. The same thing happened to a game that came out several years ago. A little game known as "HomeFront." Look how that shit turned out lol Before the game's release, the media was trying to spin it as an "emotional campaign" with consequences. Give me a fucking break xD

[Pepin]

This is an interview with the guys that made and wrote the game, I don't think they're trying to lie to anyone

[goldwyncq]

So I guess you know better than the people who actually got to play the game.

[CanadianTurtle]

You must be new to games journalism bud. The media loves to overhype demos for clicks. Again, look at how the media hyped up Homefront before it's release

[Redlife2g]

Lmao I'll believe it when I see it.. I guarantee online will be the same nonsense

[Pepin]

This piece is explicitly talking about the campaign

[lildudexst]

Fk all that. Everything Is gun blazin going through the door.

[CDbiggen]

Heh, one or two ten-minute sections of morally grey, seriously toned, forced "war is bad" pandering, and then the rest will be nukes going off, save the president, kill the Russians, set pieces and guns blazing.

[Smokehouse]

*triggered*

[CDbiggen]

When do we get to see a real glimpse of what the game will be like?

[quenomamen]

Not pulling the trigger on buying this Doodie.

[goldwyncq]

The series is actually changing for the better and people are shitting on it.

This is why I hate what gaming culture has become.

[TheSinsibleOne]

Let's Be honest here. I'm totally pulling the trigger. I did in No Russian. :P

[Edito]

Why I'm excited for this game? I skipped bo4 and I was done with the series but this one gave me hope that maybe Activision can turn the franchise around... Let's see.