Whether that's a positive or a damning indictment? Depends on whether I've lost in Warzone on that particular day. Modern Warfare 2 was my first ever goofy multiplayer shooty bang bang experience. If you haven’t tried a trick-shots only game with the Intervention on Rust then I’m sorry. You had the zero-recoil ACR, the silenced UMP-45 which felt so, so satisfying to use, and the absolute classic Intervention sniper rifle with its instantly recognisable zap-like sound effect. There was also the pre-patch Model 1887s, which completely broke the game for quite some time. You had shotguns as secondary weapons, meaning whacking out the SPAS-12 with its ridiculous one-shot kill range was an extremely viable strategy.

The guns in Modern Warfare 2 were fantastic as well. Meanwhile, a Task Force is sent to find the perpetrators and bring the bloodshed to an end. A massacre at a Russian airport leads to a war between Russia and the United States. With Lance Henriksen, Keith David, Barry Pepper, Kevin McKidd. I like to think I’d beat him these days, to be honest. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2: Directed by Jason West. Who could forget Rust, too? I was so happy when it got ported into the 2019 reboot, and revisiting the times my brother would absolutely rinse me with his quickscoping was a flipping delight. Terminal was a genuine masterclass, and one I’m desperate to see revisited in the reboot of Modern Warfare, along with the iconic rooftops and secret passages of Highrise and the tight corners to navigate in Favela. I knew those maps better than I knew my own hometown. Practice with a throwing knife if you want, but you need to try and get the character in.

It’s a complete and utter mess, and one I spent a ridiculous amount of time on. Sleight of Hand Pro Stopping Power Steady Aim Intervention, FMJ. What I do remember vividly? MW2’s multiplayer.

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