Call of Duty

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flotsam and nonobvious

I don't like to spam communities where I'm a member, but I just wanted to mention that I have a couple other websites that you might be interested in:

flotsam is my linkdump site, where I post things that amuse or horrify me.

nonobvious is my comic site. I make the comic using the comic generator at bitstrips.com, and it is semi-autobiographical.

Check 'em out, if you have the opportunity. You might find something you like.

That's all.

--PAgent

That's It?

That was pretty much my reaction when I finished CoD: World at War. The message box popped up telling me I'd unlocked the achievement "War Hero", and I thought "That can't be right. That's the achievement for completing the game."

And it was.

I've been disappointed by CoD:WaW. The solo campaign failed to inspire any excitement, I didn't care about any of the characters, didn't much care about any of the missions. In contrast, playing CoD4 was like starring in a motion picture. I loved the storyline, and was genuinely taken aback at the death of any of the main characters. Hell, I started a new game the day I finished the first one. That was Game of the Year material.

I didn't expact WaW to be as good as CoD 4, but I surely didn't expect it to be this weak.

Moving On

I finally reached the point where I'm tired of Fallout 3. I can't begin to count how many hours it's taken, but I'm there. I finished the game (again) last night, pulled the disc out of the drive, and put it back into the stack with the rest of the games.

I was lucky enough to play some Team Fortress 2 with some of the guys from 2old4BS the other night, and had a great time. It's the first chance I've had to try it out. The gameplay is like a Special Ed version of COD: Fewer buttons to worry about, simpler objectives, and just not as intense. It's COD on valium -- just my speed. I stuck with the Pyro and the Heavy, and did all right.

Now I can crack open my shiny new copy of COD5:World at War.....

F3Anon

Hi there, my name is PAgent, and I'm addicted to Fallout 3.

I've played as a hero, and am now playing a character that is pure evil.

I've hit 41/50 achievements, and should get at least one more by the time I finish this game up.

I ceased to have any kind of a life several weeks ago.

Lo, I have become the Vaultdweller.