Call of Duty: Modern Warfare

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Lifer
Apr 29, 2003
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Originally posted by: j511180
Originally posted by: VIAN
There should be a game that goes through each American War. That would be freakin cool. At about 5 missions a peice. Let's see, you got the:

Revolutionary War
Civil War
WWI
WWII
Vietnam
Desert Storm
Iraq

I like that idea. :thumbsup:

maybe a Battlefield 10,000 BC where we can throw rocks at each other and club each other to death :D

Dude. You left out the Korean War (along with several other smaller wars like the War of 1812, Mexican War, Spanish-American War, etc), but you included a war with a FOUR DAY ground offensive. :p
 

TehMac

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Originally posted by: metallibloke
So was COD3 a console-only game?

Yes, the noob OP got me all excited for nothing. Now my day will sucks. :frown: :(

But yeah, CoD3 was a piece of crap. Consolized ****** and all that. CoD4 will be something else, and it all sounds neato. Certainly interested how the MP will be.
 

Schadenfroh

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Originally posted by: So
Any cogent analysis of WWI's causes will agree that while Germany is far from solely responsible for the war, they were certainly itching for a fight and bear the brunt of the responsibility.

Austria was pissed because of the heir being assassinated, which was to be expected due to their imperialism in the region.

Russia wanted to further spread its influence through the Balkans (always after that warm water port) and eventually to take over Turkey.

Russian troop buildup / mobilizations against Germany AND Austria served to cause the war to spill over into the rest of Europe, plus Germany / Russia had a sub par leader at the helm, that always helps.

France would not mind having payback for the Franco-Prussian war defeat (and now she had allies).

Britain did not like rivals (and Germany was directly challenging her naval superiority) and they would not mind gaining control over select German colonies abroad. German aggression to neutral nations put them over the edge (Germany wanted to end the war quickly by knocking the French out of the war via a surprise attack through Belgium, which was a violation of her neutrality of course).

Unrestricted submarine warfare was the main factor in the US getting involved. The Zimmermann telegraph was another factor, which was dispatched because of the rising tensions. Lusitania caused an outrage, but we know that the ship was carrying civilians and ammunition / war materials (it does not justify the killing of innocents, but I think both sides were in the wrong there, for I am personally against using a ship to carry civilian passengers and war materials at the same time).

World War I was caused by massive blunders from nearly every nation involved.