Modern Warfare 3 by Osama Shammary Apr24

Modern Warfare 3 by Osama Shammary...

Modern Warfare 3 is an amazing game that is part of the world-famous CoD franchise. This game is an amazing feat of development on Infinity Ward’s part and is the most famous and best-selling first-person shooter out there. There is a lot of different talk out there with three franchises in competition (CoD, Battlefield and Halo, with Medal of Honor lagging behind). Quality-wise the game does OK, since it is just a slightly improved version of Modern Warfare 2’s graphics. The noticeable ones are the fire and explosion effects, which mean that ‘sploding people with an RPG/grenade is twice as satisfying as you watch the flames trailing out from behind them. I also realised anti-aliasing has somehow gotten worse as I have seen much less of it throughout the games; it’s still there though and it is good. So here is 7/10 for graphics. Gameplay is where the real problem lies. The gameplay really feels like a Modern Warfare 2.5 with new overpowered guns and even more overpowered perks and Pointstreaks (Yes, they have changed their names). The guns are mostly the same with new ones added here or there, with no real difference. If you use the old weapons you end up doing badly most of the time and being called a noob. Use an overpowered gun and you are called much worse things that are common in the CoD community. The maps are well done in shape but colours are bland and dull. A famous YouTuber named Aces gamer described the maps as: “Just a gray canvas, with a few burning trucks slapped on here and there, then a wall is just destroyed,” and there’s your map. So gameplay gets 4/10. In creativity I think Modern Warfare 3 achieves greatly with the...

Ode to my cousin – footballer, musician, multitalented, under graduated but overly congratulated. (also my favourite cousin with the same...

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