That CoD Moment

All the intel items in Call of Duty 4.

AGS-30 in Call of Duty Black Ops.  

Breda M1930 machine gun featured in CoD2:  Big Red One.

A common amount of rounds seen in Call of Duty’s weaponry. 

The amount of playlists that were supposed to be available in World at War. 

Amount of people you’ll be lucky to find in Old School Free for All.

The K/D I wish I could have without camping for the rest of my life….

But most importantly, it’s the number of followers for that CoD Moment.  I appreciate every single one of you!  Thanks once again to those of you watching this page- it really gives me something worth doing and helps me see the CoD community in a much better light.  

As said, you’re welcome to game with me on weekends… Epic Gold Yoshi on Xbox.  If I had a PSN Account, I’d go on there too but unfortunately that’s not the case.  In addition, you’re welcome to send asks… Not like there’s too much to ask, right?  lol 

Anyway, have a good week all of you.  May your K/Ds reach the one I hope to have and beyond.  And for all your zombie killers, may you survive until there are no zombies left to spawn.

-Sincerely,
Jen of That CoD Moment 

hyperionchickgaming:

I hate assholes who camp, get a high score, then think they’re good.
Really? That’s how you want to be known?

Fucking pussies.

Battlefield 3’s squad system is incredibly frustrating.  I cannot stand playing that game too long because you’re limited to 4 friends in a squad and those squads screw up pretty often.  That’s a problem that’s non-existent in Call of Duty.

I can game with friends much more easily in Call of Duty, regardless of which game in the series it is.  The game has helped me bond with some people I otherwise never would’ve been able to really get to know.  For example, playing on CoD was always the closest me and great friends of mine out of state could get to hanging out together.  We can have fun, troll each other and all sorts of stuff, such as use the game as an outlet for discussion.  Particularly, there are a bunch of guys in Missouri that I play CoD with, and I don’t want to know what my life would be like without them.  Especially the Asian child.

It even helps keep you close to your real life friends.  What if one of them is not feeling well enough to go out but can be on?  What if you are too scared to go over to their house after months of being apart or things just seemed hectic over there?  You can play on there.  It even gives a little help in getting friends over- motivation, so to speak- to try and restore cracking friendships or reinforce unbreakable bonds.  Also, it’s easy to teach to your friends.  Imagine trying to get a friend of yours into a random Battlefield match.  It’s not that easy to play.  They would not be a happy bunny if you randomly got them on there.  

In short, what I love about CoD is how it can bring people and friends together.  There’s no difficulty.  Everyone has it, everyone can have fun on it, and it brings people together.  What I love most about Call of Duty is friendship.  I don’t care how cheesy that sounds.  Humans are social beings and the series is really good at allowing for it.  CoD, whether in playing or liking, has helped bring me close to a variety of people.  Here’s the short list of the things (people) I love about Call of Duty: 

Mikey, the epic badass at all things FPS and helping out friends. 
Zach “The Asian Child” of the Dynamic Duo and one of my greatest friends. 
Corey “Red”, another one of my greatest friends 1000 miles away. 
Sheona “She-Hulk”, one of the awesomest people I know.  
Jason, awesome RL friend who I’ve kept close with partially because of CoD.
Liam, the British dude of awesomeness who inspires me to keep playing.
Jordan, the jack of all trades except video games.
Dan, a friend of mine for a decade who I keep in contact with via CoD gaming.
Dred, the guy who kills me way too much.
Casket, a new friend on Xbox Live.
Le SquishiFish, who still has yet to game with me despite accepting my friend request.  YAY for CoD obsession, eh?  
About 12 people from Missouri because of Mikey, Corey, and the Asian child.
At least 20 other people from other real life friends gaming with their own friends.
A hell of a lot of exposure to other players that were cool to talk to, even if only for one or two games.
All of my 29 of Tumblr followers. 

Do I dare say more than this?  Do I need to say more?  I’ve gotten to see so many people, game with so many people, and find a reason to actually talk to people and make friends, even if it is through something like a video game.  I don’t regret playing CoD mostly because of these people.  

Anyway, I hope you have a good night.  Peace out, take care, and no more being spammed with challenges from this page!  yay for you!

-Sincerely,
Jen, That CoD Moment

As much as I love how calm Treyarch seems to be in comparison to Infinity Ward and Infinity Ward has given a fair share of bullshit over the past few years, I still have to lean towards Infinity Ward.  

Let’s face it.  Those of us who played Call of Duty 4:  Modern Warfare fell in love with it.  Those who didn’t have no souls. What that game brought is very difficult to describe.  Halo may’ve supposedly “made the xbox what it is today” but Modern Warfare made all first person shooters what they are today, arguably.  All FPS games beyond 2007 look back to CoD (particularly CoD4) for guidance.  There were the flawless class editing systems, balance throughout the multiplayer, a cinematic experience with memorable characters, great experiences and very good graphics for the time.  In addition, it was an original story.  There was no past world war to mention.  

World at War just borrowed from that and made it bloodier, older, and with a dash of zombies.  It was the same engine and everything.  Don’t get me wrong, I love zombies mode most of the time, but I simply prefer CoD4 over CoD5.  The characters were memorable but meh.  Reznov got annoying.  

Modern Warfare 2 brought out so much bullshit in its multiplayer but introduced pro perks, more attachments, and a wide variety of new possibilities, and a special ops mode.  I can’t remember the amount of times I’ve seen people have fun with noobtubes, riot shields, marathon, 360 no-scopes, and throwing knives.  All I know is that a lot of fun and funny moments have come from me playing MW2.  The fact I was able to play it all the way down to 10th prestige (which takes A LOT more time than MW3) just goes to show how addictive and awesome that game was.

Guess what Black Ops does?  It borrowed pro perks, added Ghost Pro, stole away quick-scoping, added a dive to prone button that’s a fair share annoying at times, and allowed you have to buy your shit as opposed to work for it.  The feel of the game was a bit more boring and slow-paced than MW2- and the graphics, the graphics were rather meh to me.  It just felt weird.  I was only able to log like 3 prestiges onto it out of the available 15… and seriously?  15 prestiges?  Why’d you deviate so much?  That agitated me quite a bit.  And they went crazy on the zombies mode.  Was that their only fall-back point?  They made way more money on the DLCs than they should of…

MW3, well, I haven’t played it enough and I can’t really compare it to Black Ops 2 because it’s not out yet.  But it’s pretty good for the most part- aside from the Type 95, PP90, Striker, and Assassin spam.  It’s better than Black Ops, at least, and was mad fun at first.  To be honest, it’s still fun destroying streaks with EMPs, because MW3 made getting those way too easy.  And Special Ops was expanded so… I’m happy.

Infinity Ward wins, if you couldn’t tell already, because I look for the qualities it has.  I don’t mind playing Treyarch’s games though.  It’s just when placed in comparison to IW, I have a lot more memories with IW than Treyarch.  You’re welcome to your opinion and I am welcome to yours.  

don’t need jets, tanks, drones, humvees, helicopters, airstrikes, or mortars to get killstreaks.  They are the killstreak.  

#just sayin

Since I respect the 7 kilstreak attack helicopter [baby helicopter] no matter what game it’s in (thanks to CoD4), I’d have to say the worst killstreak is the MW2 B-2 Stealth Bomber. If CoD were more realistic and buildings weren’t indestructible though, I’d probably put this more towards the top of my list and move the helicopter down a notch. 

Most of the time an enemy could just hide from that in a building.  What a waste a 9 killstreak would be if it doesn’t help towards anything further.  What also sucks about it is that you experience shell-shock from your own bombs when you survive… And the enemies may only feel shell-shock. 

Even though the Pave Low can be shot down, let’s be honest… How much does that tank of a helicopter rape everything in all the games it’s been featured in?  The 20 ton giant destroys all.  When it was a 9 killstreak it was obviously the better choice.  You know, in MW3, it’s a 12 point/killstreak now, right?  Well deserved.  

Meanwhile, the MW3 Stealth Bomber’s a support streak of 14 points that you don’t lose upon death.  That in itself should say something.  Wasn’t worth getting a killstreak or camping for. :P 

I find it interesting though… I use the Stealth Bomber in MW2 sometimes, just to be different, and as a streak in between Advanced UAV and TEMP (refer to last post) when I run support.  That doesn’t matter though.  It’s pretty much one of the worst I can think of right now, especially when put in comparison to all else in terms of killstreaks.

Real life though, that thing’s sexy and will fuck you up.  No doubts.  It actually annoys me that the bloody thing generally isn’t so good in the game but so epic in real life.

Bomber:

You:

(Insert Explosive GIF here) 

Back in the day it was UAV because it actually seemed to do something, and helicopter because it was a raping machine (a machine that rapes). Now, however, it’s got to be the EMP. 

It should be called TEMP for Troll Electromagnetic Pulse.  What a beautiful and underused killstreak it was in MW2.  It was the compromise between the nuke and nothing and seemed rather fair.  You could pull off a 15 killstreak easily and not be as stressed. It keeps the other killstreaks down, destroys certain lock-ons, agitates the hell out of people who use dot sights, and can really troll an enemy if they were trying to call in all their shit (especially a nuke) in the last minute of the game.  And let me just say, it’s a lot more original to use than a bloody Harrier.  Over-used piece of- 

In addition, I personally love EMPs because I pulled 2 or 3 of them in a row for revenge on a friend who nuked me.  You don’t annoy the Epic Gold Yoshi (I was a different GT then, but I have a golden personality, don’t I? :P) without consequences.

Unbelievably, it was against an Asian.

Now for Modern Warfare 3, it’s the most amazing troll you can ask for.  Enemy calling in Juggernaut?  Fuck that.  Hard-earned Osprey Gunner?  Nah, bro, you ain’t getting shit for Christmas.  Ooooh, Pave Low! Oh wait, never mind. You don’t want to know how many times I’ve gotten the infamous 18 point streak and got over a 1000 points for blowing up Osprey Gunners, Strafe Runs, UAVs and other stuff.  Seriously.  It’s amazingly amazing, sensing the blazing anger. Is that the sound of raging?  I do believe it is! It warms my cold, hard, and petrified heart <3 

It’s a strategically sound kill/pointstreak.  Although Assassin and the hiding perks try to go around it, the fact that it takes down killstreaks and agitates a share fair of people, it’s one of those rewards that can turn a game around in an indirect, non-violent way. It affects everyone in one way or another.

Oh, and I don’t need assault streaks to be a kill-hog, unlike some people.
*looks at the Asian child*

Hate me yet?  Good.  I’ll be EMPing you either way ^^