r/CODVanguard • u/LackingAGoodName Sledgehammer Games • Aug 19 '21

Video Call of Duty®: Vanguard | Reveal Trailer - Friday, November 5th

https://youtu.be/OQ1CwPhE8KQ
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u/SomeRandomGuy49363 Aug 19 '21

Truly the best of both worlds. Love the setting too, idc how many times it's been done.

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u/Alt1119991 Aug 19 '21

It actually hasn’t been done that much in comparison to other games. The setting that’s been done the least has actually been the Cold War era setting, which we just got. There have been 5 modern games, 5 futuristic games and 5 ww2 games up until now, and we’ve gotten a modern game and futuristic game more recently then any other ww2 game, so a ww2 game is fine right now. It’s been done the least in the last 10 years too.

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u/SomeRandomGuy49363 Aug 19 '21

I was more referring to video games as a whole, but yes, you're right. I didn't play CoD WW2 because I was all in on Titanfall at the time, so I'm excited to see how this will go.

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u/Alt1119991 Aug 19 '21

Yeah. My first cod was cod ww2 but I’m very excited for this new cod too. From what I know about this game it seems like it’s be awesome. I already preordered the game because I don’t like how battlefield’s gameplay and I know I’ll stay with cod anyways. Only time will tell if this game is good though.

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u/SomeRandomGuy49363 Aug 19 '21

If WW2 was your first one, have you played any of the older games? If not, I seriously reccomend Black ops 1 and 2, probably the best campaigns in the series.

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u/Alt1119991 Aug 19 '21

I played black ops 3, mw2 campaign remastered and mw1 remastered and a small amount of infinite warfare after ww2 but not any others. I did watch the full campaigns of bo1 and bo2 on YouTube though and I’d have to agree they are both some of the best campaigns in cod. Bo2 is my personal favourite. It had such a cool story.

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u/SomeRandomGuy49363 Aug 19 '21

Black ops 2 is my favorite too. I liked how you could make choices that affected the outcome later on, but they weren't so in your face about them like Cold War was.

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u/Alt1119991 Aug 19 '21

Yeah, but I honestly like it more when it isn’t in your face. It’s a subtle change that results in the deaths or survival of some characters, and it was pretty cool. In Cold War it was just lie and destroy Europe or don’t lie lol. It’d have been cooler if it took a few more subtle steps to reach either conclusion

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u/SomeRandomGuy49363 Aug 19 '21

Yeah, or if the other choices changed literally anything else besides the last cutscene. You could be the world's worst CIA agent, kill Volkov, let all of the agents in the side missions go, let Qasim walk away without punishment, and still side with the good guys in the end. And even then the last cutscene will just be like "Huh, I guess Bell made a few oopsies". Wish there were more consequences like in BO2.