Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Campaign

Charlie immediately disregarding the command to pick up the ramen off the ground tells me all I need to know about how little he cares about this franchise 😭

Whoever is in charge of translating the Spanish in the subtitles in this game needs to lose their job lol

The Wu Tang DMCA is going to be insane, we all know Wu Tang Clan ain't nothing to fuck wit. Best protect ya neck.

I like to watch Charlie play games because then I know when I play it myself, playing it properly is going to be a completely new experience

Once you get past the 2 hour mark it turns into can't refund simulator

That first mission with Captain Price is sick. It gives off John Wick and Mission impossible vibes.

I kind of like this campaign. I also appreciate that they're not pulling any punches with character deaths, relevant characters drop almost every other mission. It's refreshing

3:00 unironically the most accurate depiction of modern American marines interacting with one another

whats with call of duty and having armor plates on every game mode

7/11 Mission - Remember: No Receipts

first few missions this is epic after that the story just goes all over

the dialog "let him cook" was said in call of duty

Kpop demon hunters looks a bit different than I remember

The best parts of the campaign for me was the Korean War and was more invested with the characters involved there(really liked the NK protagonist) than the ones in the 141 missions.

It’s prerty good this year. Easily the best since MW2019.

I am so so glad that charlie played mw4. Easily one of the best campaigns

Skipped one cod then came right back

that shipment yard area was a rough watch

I am very surprised by how good the enemy AI seems to be, at least combat wise. They actually prefire your position and shit.

So many simpletons copy and pasting "once it hits open world it goes downhill" literally word for word.