Dean Smith

Iv played through Cold War campaign a number of times each time doing things a little differently as all ways it’s been a great experience from game play dialog and cinematic. The ending ( no spoilers ) was well though out I can honestly say I wasn’t expecting BELLS past. I do feel as though the campaign could have done with a bit of extra polishing but it’s nothing that ruins the experience for players

Iv been playing Thai game since open beta on the PS4 moved over to PC a few years ago so have experienced this game on two platforms. If you want a tactical game where every discussion you make could result in the loss or win of every match not many other games come close in my opinion it is a 100% team played game running and gunning will get you killed from an angel you didn’t even know was possibl . The gun play is very good each shoot out you get in to will get your blood pumping. I’m only giving this 3 starts not because of the game it’s self because of the amount of toxic people that Olay this game. If you get in to a open lobby with other random player 9 times out of 10 every one works together with people spotting or telling you where a possible enemy could be BUT if you okay solo in open lobby’s and you end up with 3 other people that are in a party get ready for a hail of abuse from them even when your the last person standing with 6 or more kills and the rest of your team have 2 kills or less you will be called every name under the sun from try hard teenagers it dosnt stop there with party groups sometime as soon as the match start you will be team killed by them just destroying the whole game experience for you when I say some times this game is more TOXIC than call of duty I’m not lieing! Ubisoft do have steps on place to quickly report toxic player but in my opinion they need to be banned for a set amount of days if they don’t come back to the game that good for the ones that actually want to play the game. If you can look past the TOXIC side of this game you will have a lot of fun playing.