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The Chernobyl mission (”All Ghillied Up”) in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare is focused on an extreme oppressive atmosphere. A single wrong move could lead to complete disaster throughout, and this is best represented by the city’s reaction once the player has sniped their target... a full platoon descends upon the player’s location, and suddenly the mission’s tone changes entirely, becoming a full-on firefight as the player desperately makes their way to the extraction point. This shift is incredibly important, as both sections of the mission reinforce the other’s tone. 

[tinysamm]

While the single-player campaign of Titanfall 2 was integral to the overall experience, it was still developed with many restrictions in mind, especially when it came to building unique environments. As such, the game frequently sets major missions in areas where repetitive objects or simple machinery would not be out of place; this is exemplified especially in ‘Into the Abyss,’ a mission where the player is navigating through an enormous factory dedicated to building identical, mass-produced housing units.

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The DeanBeat: Why gamers should be grateful for Titanfall

A lawsuit, creative ennui, and a fracture among founders almost derailed one of the best games of 2014. http://goo.gl/3bfCBm #Playistic

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Titanfall’s mechs will get nosejobs in future update

The developer is also planning a new set of burn cards and more for the sci-fi shooter. http://goo.gl/2fNRo0 #Playistic