Spec Ops The Line

[Swarley]

Black Ops 2 is close... close... if only for certain decisions you make within the story.

I didn't like what they did with that. The choices felt tacked on and they had no real impact on me either. It felt like they just put something new in just for the sake of being different then the other 36 Call of Duty games. The choices I made in Spec Ops really made me sit back and think about what I just did.

[Twigg4075]

I didn't like what they did with that. The choices felt tacked on and they had no real impact on me either. It felt like they just put something new in just for the sake of being different then the other 36 Call of Duty games. The choices I made in Spec Ops really made me sit back and think about what I just did.

Exactly.

Plus those Strike Force missions were terrible.

[Swarley]

Oh, and just for the record, I usually enjoy the COD single-player campaigns. So that's not just me shitting on COD for the sake of it like I usually do lol.

[JayDizzle]

I didn't like what they did with that. The choices felt tacked on and they had no real impact on me either. It felt like they just put something new in just for the sake of being different then the other 36 Call of Duty games. The choices I made in Spec Ops really made me sit back and think about what I just did.

Objectively, I think it would matter only if you followed along with the Black Ops "story" since the original title (and maybe World at War?).

Only difference I saw comes from the global ramifications in BLOPS 2 versus the personal in Spec Ops.

Luckily, Walker is more than a faceless grunt with a crazy K/D ratio...

[Swarley]

Objectively, I think it would matter only if you followed along with the Black Ops "story" since the original title (and maybe World at War?).

I did. And no to that last part.