[Multiplatform] Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. God Damn it russ, stop cheating.

the guy who downed you will always get the full 10+ for your death if you commit suicide or die from bleeding. The only way the dude can lose those 10 points is if one of his teammates o kills you while you're in last stand mode. Which if that happens, the dude who originally downed you is awarded the 2+ points for an assist.

I personally love the Last stand perk as it helps me rack up so many kills. When i'm playing with a class that has the last stand perk, I generally average 5-6 last stand kills which does miracles for rank boosting as well as making it to the top of the matches leaderboards. They really need to dumb it down as if you possess an above-average skill level in FPSs, you will be godly in CoD4 with the last stand skill.

As th majority of the people who are in the beta, possess a skill level on par with mo0's and so this makes the game hilariously easy.

I have a custom class specifically tailored for each of the 3 maps and using these classes, i'm basicially guaranteed at least a 10+ K/D ratio every game.

for Overgrown i shuffle between a custom sniper class and an assault rifle class.

For Operation Islam, I use a SMG with red scope and last stand perk.

For Vacant, I use a shotgun class with last stand.

Besides that, CoD4 is absolutely brilliant and has gone from being a game I had no interest in whatsoever to being my most anticipated game to drop this fall, even ahead of Mass Effect and Ratchet and Clank: ToD. That says something about how awesome CoD4 will be.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

So the GFF group ended up having one of our usual epic sessions last night on CoD4.

Firstly, the session just included me and skills and we played about for an hour or two before he had to book it. Matches were awesome and alot of laughter was had on both sides, especially on Crash.

When Skills got back a couple of hours later. Basically the entire GFF xbox crew sans for a few got online. The team this time around consists of Me, Skills, Mo0, Tails, Eleo, and some other dude that is skill's buddy. We filled up every slot for our own team and didn't have to deal with any randoms and played for like an hour and a half just having a Ball.

Until McDonalds decided he had to go to bed and that is when our night basically went down the shitpipe. Our glorious squadron of hilarity was penetrated by a random; An extremely annoying one at that. Dude was loud and obnoxious and was constantly screaming through his mic and using gay as an insult like it had gone out of style.

So that killed the enjoyment quite a bit. So we decided to regroup in the lobby and play again,but i think we were all dreading another random. So we couldn't really get engaged in the game like we did prior. Plus another factor is we couldn't crack mo0 jokes because he wasn't around.

Overall, it was an amazing game session for those couple of hours until we ran into that MandoX faggot who ruined it for us.

We need to do this shit again. This time with sir England and acid on our teams.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Can anyone tell me why headquarters is one of the greatest online modes ever? Just spend 3 hours playing it nonstop with Gelb 1 and 2 and BigBlah.

Me, tails, and skills all did modestly well. Although, let me tell you about the biggest shit wrecker you will ever meet! Bigblah fucked shit up and basically decimated the opponents like no other.

so more of you gffers need to get CoD 4 ( preferably 360 version ) so you can see the legend in action.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Originally Posted by GARUDA-2

I picked this up this morning and have had a chance to play a little bit of it. As I expected, the campaign mode is shaping up to be lame, but since somebody here said the multiplayer was so good, I figured I would pick it up and see. I played one match and got some kills, so we will see how it goes once I start playing with GFF people.

Really? I've only played the prologue and first mission of the campaign so far. But just that small part was the best experience i've had with a SP FPS for years.

From the dialogue between the S.A.S members from the subtle details like the drunken sailor/sleeping dudes and escaping the sinking cargo ship. It is just full of awesomeness. Not to forget the fact that you get to experience certain cutscenes through the eyes of one of the victims is just awesome as well.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

Originally Posted by GARUDA-2

In terms of presentation, yeah, it is interesting, but in terms of actual gameplay, why can I not take cover when everyone else can?

You can take cover. It's called the B button.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Originally Posted by GELB-2

They're talking about taking cover ala Gears of War where you could "snap" onto any solid object big enough to cover your character and use it as protection, allowing you to swing around, jump over, or just sit behind it as long as you saw fit.

But what FPS game utilizes a cover system like gears besides RS:Vegas? ( which i think is horribly implemented ). I would take the cover/duck system in CoD4 anyday over the shit in Vegas or gears.

Cover in CoD4 works like it was intended if you know how to utilize it to your advantage. Its just that you can't use thin walls or metal as cover anymore and if you do, you will get shot to death like no other, which i think is awesome as fuck.

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

Just finished the Campaign on Veteran. Very Satisfying experience, but I know i won't do it again for a long time and if i do campaign again, i'm stickin to hardened. Why? because of two parts i would not like repeating.

Spoiler:

The Ferris Wheel

This is the Hill 400 of CoD4 and goddamn is it brutal. Basically, you have to hold off against an infinite wave of enemys and dogs for 6 minutes and it is only you and a wounded buddy. Basically, it is so hard that you really can't beat it without technically cheating. I personally, ended up having to lay down a buch of C4 all over the map, go behind the bumper car platform, go prone, camp out until big bird arrives, detonate the c4, then carry McMillian to the chopper.

The other part that was frustrating as fuck was the Tunnels in the last mission of act 3. You're basically given 9 minutes to rush through 100/200 enemys to get to the control room. The enemys themselves aren't all that difficult to deal with swiftly. What makes it so hard is the imposed time limit and the fact that checkpoints, which are extremly crucial towards your progression and survival in Veteran ) are reliant on speed and your time limit. It makes the game horribly frustrating at times, but i got through it and i'm glad.

Also Shock and awe and all ghillied up are some amazing ass levels. Some of the best levels ever to grace a FPS ever. Overall, CoD4 is definitely amazing.

FELIPE NO

Originally Posted by Rotorblade

I've done the Veteran run as well, and I have to say that All Ghillied Up is nothing compared to the Epilogue and No Fighting in the War Room with Checkpoint glitch running full force. I'd say my only gripe is how useless it makes your Squad support seem, especially given that the enemy will generally all shoot at you and throw grenades at you. The funny thing is that I didn't notice that the enemies are basically just as accurate in the lower difficulty levels, save for a few instances on Recruit where the enemy won't hit shit if you circle strafe around them and they're armed with an automatic weapon.

All Ghillied Up was never hard on veteran as the entire thing is basically scripted and it is impossible to fail unless you decide to go all John Rambo.

What was hard was the mission that follows All Ghillied Up which is One Shot, One Kill. This is mainly due to the absurd Ending part aka the Ferris Wheel, where one has to basically defend an open area for 6-7 minutes against an infinite amount of enemys. I've yet to hear from or see a single person beat this part of the game that didn't utilize one of the two cheap ass methods which are...

1. Setting up C4 all over the map and going prone behind the bumper car platform or in the corner of one of the buildings and then waiting it out.

2. Taking refuge in the ticket stand situated to the left of the ferris wheel, which for some reason guards can't nade or enter and thus providing you with safe cover.

This part is easily the Hill 400 of CoD4. In regards to War room and it's brother chapters, i found it to be extremely easy if you know how the checkpoints work. Unbeknownst to many who are quick to say the system is glitched, it is not. Instead it relies on the countdown clock. It is broken down like this...

First checkpoint ( stairs ) Won't activate if you have under 7:20 on the timer.

Second checkpoint ( corner ) won't activate if you have under 5:30 on the timer.

Third Checkpoint ( Slow moving door ) Won't activate if you have under 3:40 on the timer.

Once i knew this info, it was easy to breeze through the tunnels and i never saw how the epilogue was all that difficult. Just make shooting the drivers a priority and on the end end part, just go from left to right.

In terms of beating Veteran in CoD games, i personally think it goes like this from hardest to easiest.

Call of duty 2
Call of Duty 4
Call of duty 1
Call of duty 3

How ya doing, buddy?