Call of Duty® (2003)

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C 'est COD quoi

While is it a bit difficult in certain areas even on normal difficulty, and how nobody is ever in multiplayer. i found this quiet enjoyable. i recommend this to any average FPS gamer and others.

不开很高难度的话游戏难度还算可以接受，但是总是有很多跳脸杀，敌人很老六会突然冲出来。我开普通难度也经常会被莫明其妙炸死，游戏的自动存档间隔还不短，有点搞人心态。

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The origin of the insanely popular but somewhat polarizing FPS franchise. For a first attempt I think this game is well made for the time and an overall enjoyable experience. The game takes place during World War II with you playing as 3 different soldiers from America, Britain and Russia. Over the course of the game, we get to experience the battlefields of World War II and see how the allied countries fought back against the Nazi regime. The campaign is quite by-the-numbers if you look at the game from a modern-day standpoint. There is no real story or character development going on and no conclusion at the end, not even an anti-war message or anything it just stops abruptly. That being said however, I feel that the game is going for more of a historical snapshot vibe rather than focusing on character development etc. so the story can take a back seat. Although I am not a historian, I believe that the game depicts World War II with some degree of accuracy which will keep history buffs happy. The gameplay feels good enough on a keyboard and mouse although some strange design choices may frustrate players who are used to more modern controls. One example of this is having crouch and lie prone being assigned to different buttons. There were several times during the campaign when I wanted to lie prone but forgot that I needed to press the CTRL key. It’s not a major issue but takes a little bit of time to adjust. The shooting feels good for a game developed in 2003 although I would personally like more feedback when hitting enemy soldiers. One criticism I have for this game would have to be the AI of both friendly and enemy soldiers. First of all, your squad mates are next to useless, they will frequently stand around out in the open while a machine gun nest is tearing them to shreds with no reaction whatsoever. They will often not even check certain rooms filled with enemies just running past and then leaving you to get shot later. Enemy AI is hyper-focused on killing you with pinpoint accuracy they can track through walls and start firing almost the instant you make an appearance. The constant respawning of enemies is also a problem where sometimes you will seemingly clear an area only for two soldiers to spawn behind and kill you. Admittedly this only really becomes a major issue in a few levels such as “Pavlov`s Apartment” but it`s still a nuisance. The gameplay doesn’t really provide much variety, most levels have you just clearing out enemy camps, houses and bunkers with a rifle and machine gun and that’s it. The Russian levels where probably the highlight being focused on long-range sniping and a few levels where you get to control a tank however these levels were near the end of the game and in my opinion would have been much better being spread out across the course of the campaign. Overall, I feel I would recommend this game to people who are curious about the series roots but be warned that some parts won’t really hold up to modern standards. I look to playing the rest of the series and seeing how it evolves (or devolves).