Why Is Black Ops: Cold War SO BAD?!

I was nominated for 2 Academy Awards for that intro. Also, I would've titled it 'Awesome & Bad' but when a game crashes on you 25+ times it can only be bad lol. Maybe that's just me. Check out my AWESOME Merch: madebystarstuff.com/stores/creators/actman/ ___TIME STAMPS___ Introduction – 0:00 Campaign Beginning – 3:51 Crashes & Cutscenes – 8:23 Safehouse, Time Period, Gameplay – 11:14 Story Finished – 17:06 Matchmaking (SBMM) – 25:02 Multiplayer & Modes – 27:29 Scorestreaks – 32:57 Map Design – 35:19 Zombies – 36:59 Conclusion – 40:42

Call Of Duty Black Screen: Cold Crash

Woods: "I'm a goddamn onion, Mason." Shrek: "...and I took that personally."

Fun fact: Adler never tells the truth about his scar. You can get multiple answers from him

I got goosebumps at the old characters getting heated at each other scene. It was so believeable for all those characters to react the way they did they FEEL like the characters even if they don't sound like them

I got it. Woods (2010): most recognizable for his signature line: “You can’t kill me!” Woods (2020): most recognizable for his signature line: “You can’t peel me!”

"You see that onion? We're gonna peel it!" - James C. Burns, the original voice actor for Frank Woods.

Gotta give credit to Adler for walking in the room and matching balls with everyone on your first day.

I love the original Woods VA talking being angry. Not that i enjoy his anger like some troll or fanboy hating on him, he manages to still talk like woods even when being himself and thats why i love it

I whole heartedly agree about “this game isn’t bad it just have a lot of bad problems” and I hope Treyarch can fix it

"The game crashes alot" Me with bad internet: First time?

This is one of the best cods in a while, the story is honestly really fucking good and i know theres no cod for 2023 but i want to see a cold war 2

This is the only cod I’ve played thoroughly and I’ve enjoyed all of it. I can’t believe how much content was put into this game, I was under the impression that cod games don’t have much effort into their games because of yearly releases/ easy money. I loved the campaign, I know people hate multiplayer, but I do like the competitiveness/ sweatiness. I really enjoyed playing zombies and I was happy to see zombies maps being added overtime. Overall I like this game and I don’t understand why people wouldn’t like it. I mean I can see why people wouldn’t like multiplayer but other than that I think it’s a pretty solid game.

I REEEEEAAAAALLLLYYYYYYY love having 16 red dot sights instead of interesting and amazing guns

"There's not much incentive to stay alive. " Same. Oh, you were taking about the game.

This still stacks up as one of my favorite cods in the series. The campaign had an amazing story with cool new mechanics and the return of branching storylines,zombies was one of the best iterations I've seen,and although a bit devisive with a fucked sbmm system,the multi-player was fun(at times) too.

You know what’s cool? Detective work. I really hope they implement it in future games. I love the idea that certain missions are hidden or unlocked by combinations of evidence examined/notes taken. Maybe a notebook or poster board mechanic that lets you compile and connect your evidence on your own so they game knows when to unlock what missions? And if they trickle this all the way down the game could have like 50 alternate endings.

Oof I’m having a lot of fun with the campaign rn and this basically tells me I might be super disappointed

“I will say this game does make you feel like you’re in the Cold War cause boy it be freezin a whole lot” Underrated line💀💀💀

One thing I see under appreciated is the quality and detail of small objects, everything I would walk up to in the campaign was so crisp and clear, not once did I see a blurry object, I really wish this game got the flowers it deserves for doing something totally different and unique. Hopefully the sequel does things better.