This is a game that rocks your testosterone, adrenaline and endorphins, as you are fighting in a constant state of war chaos. It doesn't need new characters, as we want to love Price and Soap the way they were.
This game doesn't need a drastic rewrite of the story. I applaud the fact we've finished the story line with Modern Warfare 2.5. To have evoked this emotional response in us who have lived in the Modern Warfare story arc is no surprise. These are characters we've fought with before on the battlefield, smoked a cigar with, shared our bullets with, and swapped war stories with. I was surprised, towards the conclusion of the game, at how strongly I felt at the ending.
The game has one main goal: tracking down the leader of the Russian forces, Vladimir Makarov. There's still work for Price and Soap to do because the ultra-nationalist Russian force remains on U.S. John Price and John "Soap" MacTavish, who at the end of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 was wounded while dispatching renegade U.S. Players are teamed up with the old friends of Task Force 141 members Capt. There are seven missions in the first act, six missions in the second, and four missions in the third. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has 3 acts with a total of 17 missions within. The campaign is nothing short of awe-inspiring. It took me around six hours to complete the entire campaign, but everyone will have different completion times according to their style of play. This story brings with it the conclusion of the one of the most epic first-person shooter games of all time. The story picks right up where Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 left off. There are four reasons why every geek needs Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.ฤก.