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If you are using Maxthon or Brave as a browser, or have installed the Ghostery add-on, you should know that these programs send extra traffic to our servers for every page on the site that you browse.The most common causes of this issue are: XP is now earned for more than just scoring kills – teamwork and objective-based play is encouraged through the new point streak and strike package system.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. Infinity Ward has done well to keep the action intense, yet still address the arguably imbalanced Modern Warfare 2 experience. Its six hour length is virtually standard fare for a modern Call of Duty title, but also acts as the perfect transition to the multiplayer portion of the game.Ĭontinuing the Call of Duty tradition of instantly gratifying persistent weapon, perk and kill-streak unlocks, Modern Warfare 3’s multiplayer is as fast paced as ever. Highlights are an assault on a Russian submarine complete with jaw-dropping speedboat escape, chasing a Tube train through London and assaulting a Czech castle by night, but the whole game is one astonishingly exciting thrill ride. The plot makes more sense than MW2's quagmire, but really acts as an excuse to fly all over the world making things go boom. The variety is welcome, the trademark globe-trotting locations and astonishingly visceral action scenes are what really draws you in. Even missions where you control the guns of an AC-130 to support ground troops flow seamlessly between controlling airborne howitzers and running with the grunts on the ground - there's even a picture-in-picture feed from the infantry to keep you in the action. In some missions your character can reach some dug-in enemy troops, take cover and whip out a laptop to call in a drone strike or toss a smoke marker to show the Air Force where to bring the rain. There have been some tweaks to the formula - support units such as Predator drones and AC-130 gunships are now more smoothly integrated into the action.

As most of the missions have a sense of urgency (find the hostage, chase the buy guy and so on) this doesn't feel too forced, but your comrades' constant shouts of "we've got to keep moving!" begins to grate after a while. The run-and-gun mechanics have barely changed, with the emphasis still very much on inching forward as with previous Call of Duty games, enemies keep spawning until you've pushed past a certain point.