Why Was Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare SO AWESOME?! And... BAD?!

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Bruh the part where you were running out of oxygen in Jupiter’s atmosphere (I think it was Jupiter) made me deadass cry. Ethan was being a bro till the end

lets be honest here the reason why infinite warfare is hated because it was released in the era of cod where multiplayer is the biggest factor for the players

Here's a fun fact; Brian Bloom, the actor for Nick Reyes, is credited as a main writer on the campaign. He is also credited writing for Modern Warfare (2019). A true gigachad.

After I played the campaign. I genuinely felt so bad for hating on it during when it was in development. The characters, adventure and story was insane for a call of duty production. Ethan was a true homie. When he died in the reactor I almost wanted to cry.

Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for The Act Man to do a "Why Fallout New Vegas Was So Awesome

Okay Act Man, I’ll give the campaign a shot!

As someone who cares only about the campaign in every game, I didn't understand why it was badly ranked among it's competitors, the story is very dramatic and mostly realistic, where no one is safe, even the hero, I got immediately immersed into the plot and felt what soldiers go through when they lose friends especially when Ethan died, superb story.

The campaign was honestly one of the best ive played. The future setting, amazing story and characters all worked well.

That little Left 4 Dead 2 joke has me really wanting a “Why was Left 4 Dead 2 So AWESOME”

I feel like Infinite Warfare would be such a great game if it was its OWN game instead of using the COD title

This game's campaign is excellent. The pacing and variety is perfect. So many jaw dropping moments. How this game did poorly or was received poorly is rediculous and mind boggling. Story and characters are very competent, albeit too safe to be interesting.

I liked how in the campaign we could choose to do side quest and hunt down the most wanted people I just wish it made a difference like different endings when we do

shoots his own guy, wasting a bullet, damaging his suit, and injuring a valuable asset "save the bullets"

After playing IW campaign: “Perhaps I treated you too harshly”

My biggest complaint with the setting is that the whole war apparently takes place over the course of about a day. Honestly, the warp stuff is just too fast for an intersolar war. They should have portrayed the war as taking years to finish, with weeks between missions

As I write this I have just finished the campaign a few minutes ago. Jesus. This is the first time in a long time where a call of duty campaign has really touched me. During the final credits of the game different characters who have died leave audio recordings for the families. Ethan's is left to you. It made me feel like I was 12 and had just watched everyone die on the bridge in cod4 all over again. I haven't seen a cod game handle the "price of war" this well in a long time every soldier who died did so a hero. Each death left an impact on me. Peace to the Fallen.

I'm glad I'm not the only living being who enjoyed this campaign

I feel like if “Call of Duty” wasn’t in the title, it would be a much more positive reviewed game

I skipped all CODs after mw3, then I picked this game up for a fiver and LOVED it. One of best campaigns to date! It was like watching a movie