One of the things that this international cast does is get rid of the American propaganda that has annoyed a lot of players in recent Call of Duty games. ThatвЂ™s a big difference compared to Call of Duty games that we used to see. There, we run into the Black soldiers of the 93rd Infantry Division, a historical unit that didnвЂ™t get much recognition in history.ДЄmong the interesting things about the characters is that theyвЂ™re not only diverse when it comes to national origin, but theyвЂ™re also diverse when it comes to gender and race. He is also based on a real character who helped sink two Japanese aircraft carriers and was downed on Bougainville. Wade Jackson is a cocky pilot who fights in the Battle of Midway and also sees combat on the ground in Numa Numa, Bougainville. This cat-and-mouse game is quite satisfying. And she has to escape when she alerts better-armed German soldiers trying to trap her. She has to crawl through wreckage and hunt her quarry. Petrova has to fight in unconventional ways, climbing the walls of buildings and running on the rooftops as they come under aerial attack. She was modeled after real female soldiers who were the Soviet UnionвЂ™s best snipers in the war. My favorite part of the game was playing as Polina Petrova, a Russian nurse who became a sniper fighting in Stalingrad. But they fight with ferocity and achieve the best results when they attack without permission. He and his fellow troublemakers donвЂ™t follow orders well. You also play as Lucas Riggs, an Australian soldier who fights in the Middle East as one of the rats fighting against RommelвЂ™s forces. The character had historical roots in a real person. I like the fact that Kingsley, who is subjected to the usual Nazi racism under interrogation, is the leader of the unit - something that galls the racist villains. The game starts out with Arthur Kingsley, a Black soldier in the British Airborne forces who parachutes into France. You play four major characters among the group of Special Forces operators. The campaign takes place across four major theaters of war: the Middle East (with the Battle of El Alamein and more), the Pacific Ocean (with the Battle of Midway and fighting for Bougainville), Berlin, Stalingrad, and Normandy (in the lead up to the D-Day invasion). ItвЂ™s a compelling story that will give you the necessary motivation to play multiplayer - and thatвЂ™s the purpose of a good single-player campaign story. You fight as each of the characters and then the narrative returns to Berlin at the end of the war, where you have to unite together and fight as a team against the Nazis as they make their last stand. Not only do you get to fight in battles that were the turning points of WWII, you get to see them through the eyes of a multinational group of soldiers who form Task Force One of the Special Forces.

The acting performances are top notch.ДЄs each of the Special Forces soldiers are interrogated, we shift into their shoes and play through the campaign chapters that flashback to the crucibles of fire that turned them into fierce soldiers worthy of the Special Forces. He is the chief interrogator of the SS and the secret architect of the mysterious Project Phoenix. TheyвЂ™re captured and come face to face with a pretty good villain in Hermann Wenzel Freisinger, an ambitious and arrogant Nazi officer working at the GestapoвЂ™s headquarters. The team has to figure out whatвЂ™s going on in the belly of the beast, the heart of Nazi-controlled Berlin. The game starts out in Germany toward the end of the war, when a team of special soldiers goes after the NaziвЂ™s most fervent extremists as they try to execute Project Phoenix. That could have been a mess if it werenвЂ™t for the narrative threads that tied everyone together. In the single-playerВ campaign built by Sledgehammer Games, Call of Duty: VanguardвЂЇdelivers a similar tale of four different Special Forces soldiers from different countries, genders, and races. It gave us a variety of gameplay, but no compelling story tied all of the narratives together. When I look back at Electronic ArtsвЂ™ rival games like Battlefield 1, I really disliked the narrative of telling vignettes from soldiers in faraway battlefields of World War I.

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