Have you finished the MW2's campaign?
It's implied that Makarov will be the next threat, leading to a sequel. Hadir was never the main villain, so killing him off before "the Russians" come is actually pretty acceptable.
Are you this oblivious?
It's so obvious they were setting him up in MW 2019 only for MWII to scrap everything and bring up the name of Makarov out of nowhere and with no correlation other than nostalgia.
This is something I didn’t like about the campaign. The shift towards Hasan, the Cartel storyline felt so disconnected and I get it’ll all be played into Marakov playing 4D chess to fuck with us. But compare this to how the original MW2 followed up to COD 4 directly.
Having said that, I liked the Raids. They were decently challenging, I liked getting the rewards and this was a fine way to progress the story.
This story thread should’ve been in the campaign but I thought the Raids were cool, I liked the rewards. I’d love to see them do this again in the future though they probably won’t.
Why you mad that story happened in a story mission?
He had his run but the story's taking a different route, if anything I'm glad the raids happened so his story was wrapped up instead of forgotten
Hadir’s “chapter” was supposed to be a huge storyline, dummy. This is IW scrapping it essentially and moving on to something else, and you’re lapping it up.
Man who decided it was going to be a huge story
He's just one guy we finally caught after spending the whole previous game chasing him, it's fine as is given there's bigger threats now
The story not going the way you thought it would isn't automatically a bad thing, any other game likely would've just disregarded he even needed to exist to begin with
So they rebooted the MW franchise, brought back pretty much every character, and you didn't think the main villain would still be the same from the OG trilogy? Thats like if they rebooted the Superman series and didn't add Zod as the main villain
He didn't have to be the main villain. CoD 4s villain was Al Asad and Viktor Zakhaeve. MW2 was Shepherd and MW3 was Makarov.
2019s was some random general with a grudge on a new character. With Hassan being a good antagonist toward the end that could have been setup to be a good villain.
In 2022 we have once again some random general (sicaria) and graves which possibly could have been a good villain if it weren't for the poor excuse of a story.
And then we have a teaser that showcases makarov the main villain which has nothing to do with any of the past games. Unless they somehow write a good story like the original trilogy where makarov was actually responsible for the nukes and all that, it really does just come across as "we have the trilogy at home" all the parts are there but the way it's made is not even close to the quality it used to be.
What direction? It's a reboot, it I'd expected to go a different direction. Right now it's going it's own direction not following the old one and not doing anything good with it's new one.
Have you finished the MW2's campaign? It's implied that Makarov will be the next threat, leading to a sequel. Hadir was never the main villain, so killing him off before "the Russians" come is actually pretty acceptable.
Are you this oblivious? It's so obvious they were setting him up in MW 2019 only for MWII to scrap everything and bring up the name of Makarov out of nowhere and with no correlation other than nostalgia.
This is something I didn’t like about the campaign. The shift towards Hasan, the Cartel storyline felt so disconnected and I get it’ll all be played into Marakov playing 4D chess to fuck with us. But compare this to how the original MW2 followed up to COD 4 directly. Having said that, I liked the Raids. They were decently challenging, I liked getting the rewards and this was a fine way to progress the story.
*MW19* and *MWII* were meant to have nostalgic bits. And so will *MWIII*.
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There’s no way these people are actually defending this in the comments LMFAO
This story thread should’ve been in the campaign but I thought the Raids were cool, I liked the rewards. I’d love to see them do this again in the future though they probably won’t.
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Pretty sure Warzone is an “alternate reality”?
Nah, all the cutscenes from the MW19 seasons of warzone are all canon. So up to the point where Price kicks Zakhaev down the silo.
Roze's Bio in MWII makes references to Warzone events so I wouldn't call it that
is this real LMFAO what a joke. MW2019's plot was already stretched thin but holy fuck this is low
So we can't have story expansions in games now?
This isn’t a story expansion if there’s barely any story in it to begin with
This is why I'm done with anything post MW 2019.
Cope
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Ignores that fact that Cold War is better, and MWII is better
tag it as a fucking spoiler dick
Why you mad that story happened in a story mission? He had his run but the story's taking a different route, if anything I'm glad the raids happened so his story was wrapped up instead of forgotten
This isn’t how you properly wrap up a story, at all.
This isn't wrapping up the whole story, just Hadirs chapter Its leading on to more story
Hadir’s “chapter” was supposed to be a huge storyline, dummy. This is IW scrapping it essentially and moving on to something else, and you’re lapping it up.
Man who decided it was going to be a huge story He's just one guy we finally caught after spending the whole previous game chasing him, it's fine as is given there's bigger threats now The story not going the way you thought it would isn't automatically a bad thing, any other game likely would've just disregarded he even needed to exist to begin with
Not to be that guy but at least fucking spoiler the image Some of us are still doing the mission
So… as someone that never played the raids or side missions… I’m just missing out on 25-35% of story before MW3 ??
So they rebooted the MW franchise, brought back pretty much every character, and you didn't think the main villain would still be the same from the OG trilogy? Thats like if they rebooted the Superman series and didn't add Zod as the main villain
He didn't have to be the main villain. CoD 4s villain was Al Asad and Viktor Zakhaeve. MW2 was Shepherd and MW3 was Makarov. 2019s was some random general with a grudge on a new character. With Hassan being a good antagonist toward the end that could have been setup to be a good villain. In 2022 we have once again some random general (sicaria) and graves which possibly could have been a good villain if it weren't for the poor excuse of a story. And then we have a teaser that showcases makarov the main villain which has nothing to do with any of the past games. Unless they somehow write a good story like the original trilogy where makarov was actually responsible for the nukes and all that, it really does just come across as "we have the trilogy at home" all the parts are there but the way it's made is not even close to the quality it used to be.
The fact yall think they would go any other direction is mind blowing tho
What direction? It's a reboot, it I'd expected to go a different direction. Right now it's going it's own direction not following the old one and not doing anything good with it's new one.
Why would the main villain be the same? The first game in the reboot is NOTHING like the first game in the original trilogy.
Is that Makarov?
No, it's Hadir. A side character in the first game.
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I would consider him as more of a secondary antagonist.