For an old gamer like Zibulon.

Playing the role of an executed president is a very fresh experience.

Not to mention other players.

This kind of execution screen is not to say that other games do not exist, but generally speaking, this kind of plot will be made into cutscenes in other games.

After all, what can I say... the performance time is indeed quite long.

Players can only move their eyes throughout the game.

If you let players play, the risk is too great.

Game companies can't play with players' patience.

So I usually just make a cutscene.

But "Call of Duty" does not, but instead makes it a level.

And unexpected.

Zebulon doesn't hate such levels. If it had been like this from the beginning of the game, he might not have been able to accept it because it was too long. However, he had just finished an intense level and he was excited about the level performance and script.

The subsequent execution levels just gave him time to relax.

And the sudden change in rhythm also made him curious about what happened...

The second time you play it may not have such an effect.

But for the first time he played it, he had to admit that he was really amazed.

The sense of immersion is also stronger.

The game is almost one after another. Just after the execution performance here, the conversation between Price and Gass came out the next second.

Assad, who had just executed the president, was handled by the Americans.

The informant Nikolai who provided them with clues to the SAS was about to be executed, and now they needed to save the informant.

Satellite map positioning the Caucasus mountains.

As the camera pulls down.

This time the environment has changed again.

The game perspective comes to the foot of the mountain.

Zebulon quickly grasped the handle.

Then, it was a new round of experience...

Zebulon had to follow Captain Price as he marched on the mountains, taking down enemies along the way. He also had to pass through a rocket launcher position and snipe at the enemies below.

Surrounded by vast mountains.

The rocket launcher spewed out fireworks, and the shells fell with a roar and explosion. In the distance, lights and towering electricity towers were vaguely visible, while Zebulon was firing.

His mood, which had just calmed down, rose again.

It's really a completely different gaming experience.

The only thing they have in common is the script, which can be called a movie.

There are even different elements in each level.

For example, at the end of this level, when you come to the room where the informant is detained and wear night vision goggles for an indoor battle, it also makes Zibulon's eyes shine.

Turn off the power to the house, put on night vision goggles, and break into the room.

It's really fresh.

After rescuing the informant, the combat part of this level is over.

Wait for the informant and team members to get on the plane together.

As the source asked Price, the Americans were already attacking Assad.

The scene changed again.

The helicopter takes off.

Then it switched directly to the sea.

Countless ships were traveling on the sea, and a helicopter slowly took off from the deck of the ship.

The perspective also comes to the inside of the helicopter.

The perspective has changed again.

American perspective.

This time Zebulon will play the role of a sergeant who goes to capture Assad, who has just executed the president.

More than a dozen helicopters flew over the sea, from the endless sea to the offshore oil facilities slowly visible on the shore, and then flew into the sky above the city.

This is a different feeling.

Cibulon has been playing "Call of Duty" so far, and what he feels most deeply is...this game really gives him new surprises at every level!

There are two prologues, one is level teaching and the other is plot performance, and the first official level is to rescue the informant at the foot of the mountain.

And the second level is coming to the city.

Players are directly allowed to take a helicopter, parachute from the sea to the hinterland of the city, and then start urban street fighting.

Ziblon was not given any time to think.

He just wants to keep playing.

And this level seems to be for fear that players will find it too monotonous. After the street battle, the game reasonably enters the indoor battle halfway through.

It's still an indoor battle completely different from the first level, it's a TV station.

There are many places to hide people, and enemies will appear from inexplicable places every time.

And every time a gun is fired and a bullet hits the table, documents will fly up...

The scripted performances are fantastic.

When it comes to the third level, the plot closely follows the previous level.

The sergeant played by Cibulon failed to find Assad, and now one of their armored vehicles is in trouble, and their team needs to help.

This is a completely different gaming experience.

And when it comes to the point where you need to use a javelin, which is an anti-tank missile, to attack the opponent's tank.

For the first time, Zebulon had a real feeling of playing modern warfare.

Carrying a javelin and aiming at the opponent's tank.

The javelin made a locking click.

After pressing the launch button.

The missile came out of the barrel, then suddenly shot up, then suddenly fell from a high altitude and hit the top of the tank.

With the explosion of fire, the tank was directly scrapped.

Really handsome!

Moreover, this is not as simple as having fun once.

You can take several shots!

After Zebulon finally finished fighting the tank, he was still a little unsatisfied.

But soon, this feeling disappeared.

Because the back part is even more exciting!

Then, the fourth level, the fifth level...

Zebulon already understands the story background of the entire game.

The game is basically divided into two story lines to narrate, one is the British army line, which is also the line where Captain Price is.

And the other is the US military line.

The US military here failed to find Assad and was stuck in a quagmire.

And the other side.

On the British line, Captain Price also encountered trouble.

Not long after he rescued the informant, he flew out in a helicopter.

A missile swooped down on the helicopter.

The helicopter in which Price and Cibron played Thorpe was hit and forced to land.

Next, we can only retreat on foot.

At this level, there is a sense of infiltration again.
To be continued...