Call of Duty®: Advanced Warfare - Gold Edition

BRRRO ADVANCED WARFARE IS DAAANK

Fps goes to ♥♥♥♥ every now and then. Only fix is to quit the game fully and relaunch it.

还是老游戏玩着更有沉浸感 一个军事实力强到能对抗全世界武装势力的巨神公司企业 拥有未来科技 隐形战机 外骨骼装备 漂浮车辆 机械重型装甲 自动瞄准的高科技钩爪 吸附极强的磁力爬墙手套 一拳下去装甲都能打废 连隐形装备都有 剧情有一种高科技战争的世界观 巨神公司的实力确实很强 主角失去了战斗力 艾恩斯给了主角第二次重生机会 给了比一套措施还值钱的高科技义肢和手套 把主角当自己儿子养 那么有实力的义父 世界最强者 却败给了反叛的主角 真是可惜 艾恩斯的理念没有错 但是碰上了主角 最后死在了主角手上 太可惜了

It’s the futuristic military shooter that asks: what if war was just capitalism with extra steps, and also—what if Kevin Spacey was our dad? First of all, let’s get this out of the way: Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is like someone took a Mountain Dew commercial, injected it with nanobots, and shoved it into a military-industrial complex simulator. This game has everything—robot arms, mech suits, grenade-launching drones, and a plot that feels like it was written by a sentient TED Talk who just watched Black Mirror while bench pressing a copy of Atlas Shrugged. But let’s talk about the elephant in the war room: Kevin Spacey. Yes. That Kevin Spacey. The disgraced Shakespearean thespian turned cyber-dictator. In Advanced Warfare, he plays Jonathan Irons—a charismatic corporate warlord who is basically Elon Musk if he had better posture and an actual kill count. And let me tell you something, folks: he kills it. Literally and metaphorically. Spacey delivers every line like he’s addressing the United Nations and also trying to sell you a Bluetooth-enabled guillotine. You don’t just hear his monologues—you salute them. Halfway through, I found myself nodding along like, “Yes, Supreme Commander Daddy Spacey, privatize everything.” His face is so perfectly motion-captured you’ll feel morally conflicted as you blow up his army of PMC bros with wrist-mounted drones and sonic-punch fists. It’s the most nuanced performance to ever grace a game where the main mechanic is “press F to pay respects.” Now, look—I’m not saying we forgive Kevin Spacey the person. But Kevin Spacey the rendered holographic warlord? I say let the man cook. He gave us one of the most iconic villain arcs in CoD history, and for that, I believe he deserves at least Supervised Cutscene Probation. Gameplay-wise, the campaign is tighter than a tactical turtleneck. Exo-suits let you double jump, hover, scale walls—basically turning you into RoboCop with abandonment issues. The multiplayer? Pure chaos. Jet-packing marines zipping around like caffeinated grasshoppers, grenade spam that feels like it’s raining Doritos and death, and weapons that sound like angry Wi-Fi. Final Verdict: Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is what happens when the military budget gets a tech upgrade and morality gets a firmware update. It’s dumb. It’s flashy. It’s beautifully evil. And Kevin Spacey? Well… in this universe, he’s not canceled—he’s Commanding Officer. Press F to forgive. 10/10, now available on retroactive moral discount.

Another example of a great game that is unfairly bad mouthed because the CoD community cares more about multiplayer than the campaing, of course, it can't be compared to a Modern Warfare game, but it has great moments and scenes.

This is better than the new modern warfare 2 reboot. By a long shot.

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