It’s quite apt for the Call of Duty/Modern Warfare series that I myself have been ‘off the grid’ on this blog for most of April. So what have I been up to? If you were to say wasting countless enemies and blowing stuff up, then you wouldn’t be too far from the truth.
I’ve previously mentioned dabbling with Modern Warfare 2 and moaning about how difficult it has been. So much so I even came up with my own tips on how to complete ‘Loose Ends’ on veteran. As it turns out, after I’ve kept chipping away at the game, I’ve mastered most aspects of it. It’s now really fun and I can pretty much hold my own against anyone. I still struggle with some of the more challenging special ops though. I don’t really see myself completing them all.
So what does a gamer who is new to the Call of Duty series do next? Hungry for more sublime action, I decided to get Call of Duty: World at War. Yes, the game will be two years old this November, but I told you I was new to the series! I’d always fancied getting World at War, but it had always been too expensive. So, I just waited for it to come down in price and with a little help from the invisible hand it was mine for about £17.99 ish. Sweet.