Weapons have a little more sway and feedback to them, though you’ll still be able to consistently pop off headshots, cutting down enemies with relative ease. There was no chance of this reboot shifting lanes to ride alongside ARMA, Insurgency, or Post Scriptum – instead fans should expect subtle changes to how the shooting feels with a few tactical revisions. That push for realism also spills into how the game plays. With Modern Warfare I felt almost naked without them. Even though I have high end surround sound headphones within arm’s reach, few games make me feel like I need to hook them up. Realism is the name of the game and there are some segments that showcase this approach better than others, though every part of the game benefits from the top class sound design. The lighting techniques at play, combined with photogrammetry, creates incredibly detailed backdrops and character models, helping to justify the many gigabytes of hard drive space that Modern Warfare eats up. What makes it so visceral is a doubling down in terms of visuals and audio. It’s something given the developer’s insistence that the game has no political message whatsoever. It’s as gruesome as it is captivating though there will be plenty who express concern over Infinity Ward’s ripping from the headlines, reattributing real historical acts of war in a way that raises a few eyebrows.
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This opening is surprisingly visceral, even for a series that gave us the controversial “No Russian” level back in 2009. In order to create an immediate response to the game’s antagonists, Modern Warfare kicks off with a terrorist attack in London.
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