cod4 Thread

Hi i am torn between which version to get cod4 on. i dont have the greatest pc but i am able to play it on medium quality and i get an fps of 30-45 on my agp system of 3.2 p4 northwood with 2gb ddr ram, and finaly a 7800gt agp 512mb card.


i also have a xbox 360 and many of my friends are getting it on there so it would be a blast online in the 360 plus i know for sure i will be playing it in the highest details possible without any fps drops.

which version do you guys think i should get? i have seen the graphics of the ps3 which looks far superior then the xbox and i was wondering is that how it will look on the pc too?the demo looked great but nothing like the ps3 version

For me its a trade off.

If I want the best, most suitable controls, I'd buy the PC version (which I will be doing).

If you want a cheaper and more guaranteed visually stunning experience, then go for a console version.

i'd also go pc and am 99% sure i will buy it

again my issue would be controls yes the 360 will look better but the mouse keyboard combo wins hands down for me,granted i have no issue with the looks on my system

but definitely the pc version plus there are likely to be more mods etc for the pc am not sure exactly what the cod modding scene is like but am hoping myself for some good ones

PC everytime for me, I just don't like FPS's on a console.

one note to take is the reliability of the console. if my 360 mess up again for the 5TH time i will be without cod4 for and my otehr games for over a month. at least with my pc i dont have to worry about rrod ;) but then again i wont be joining the fun of playing with my mates on live :(

Heh your in the same boat as me, I have decided to get it for PC and the 360

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Heh your in the same boat as me, I have decided to get it for PC and the 360

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lol i remember doing that for the pro evo 6 last year. i ended up playing the pc version more

I`ll have to be getting the PC version,as i`ve sold my 360 to build my PC lol.

Getting the 360 version over the PC, really cba with PC gaming at the moment, all the bugs, the patches and so on. I'm not saying console games are perfect, but I'm done with wasting my time getting games to run how they should for now, at least until WAR is out :p

I love the friends list and the leaderboards as well on the 360.

When is it out guys?

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When is it out guys?

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next friday so i decided to make a thread on it

well i have just popped round pcworld and go cod4 for the pc. people in there are soo thick, i had to ask them if they had it because they diddnt have in display!

anyways are we gunna arrange a cod4 server? surely i am not the only one in here who's getting this game ;)

am looking forward to playing with you guys

been playing for the last 3-4 hours, on the 360 tho. Awesome game. :)

i gotta wait til xmas for this very very harsh

I just got a PC demo in the post from Game, not broken it out yet though.

360 version for me :)

I will get the PC version in a few weeks time probably for my birthday as well.

Picked this up for the 360 today , after Crysis made my computer cry figured this would do the same , really good game let down by teammate ai in single player but a good blast all the same.

I got the 360 version yesterday, had a quick blast last night and let me tell ya, Veteran mode is a wee bit tricky!

It is a bit linear mind you, it's what you expect from an FPS these days. A story you tend to skip and lots of people to shoot. I haven't played the game online yet and I think that's where it'll really shine.

Picked up the PC version today. Very linear as Parm mentioned, its very much more of the same. Though, should be said, some of the visuals are really impressive, in particular the stage where you follow the sniper dude.

Yeah got this on PC today the sniper mission in Pripryat is awesome. Very linear but good fun, especially the SAS missions and the SPECTRE gunship one.

Also there seems to be a lot of Voodoo Envy laptops in the middle east, odd that :P

Just completed it on the middle difficulty (forgot the name of it). There was plenty of very similar stuff, but that's always been the case with COD, I've felt. I have to say that I thoroughly enjoyed COD4 from start to finish though. I actually watched all of the story filler, and ended up feeling quite captivated by the whole cinematic feel to the game.

I'll definitely play through it again on the next level up. Haven't looked at Arcade mode either.

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The PC version, btw :)

Ive done the first 4 missions on veteran and I'm halfway through the 5th. It is very hard though and I think I will have to drop down the level below to finish it.

Did anyone else notice the theme during the ending credits? Rapping about infitinty ward and Ssgt Griggs. I thought that was amusing. The plane level at the end was fun too.

The plot was surprisingly good I thought and this game needs to be played on the harder difficulties, lot more frenetic and engrossing, like all COD games, you'll keep coming back again and again.

Ordered this on PC so look forward to playing it - has to be PC - keyboard and mouse ftw :)

has to be one of the most linear games ever.. but nonetheless, its all fun from start till finish..

and mind you guys, isn't it a little short? I mean, its REALLY short.. like it was over before you know it..

Visuals are great, there are some blemishes here and there.. but hey, its a very cool looking game..

Love the spectre mission.. those 25mm chainguns and the 105mm cannons are AWESOMEEEEEE!

let me rephrase... AAAAAAAWWWEEESOOOOME!

Please, I havent had so much fun clicking on things where I need minimal effort to aim and have so much pitch black evil enjoyment..

Yeah the spectre mission is like being a kid in a candy store, 3 awesome weapons, so few targets :(

Got it in the post yesterday (pc), installed it this morning at 0400hrs, still haven't played it yet, things keep getting in the way.

Hope I like it as much as cod 2.

i just bought it oops it fell in the trolley while shopping at morrisons and it was too far to go back to the shelf

played first 2 sas and 1 usmc mission is absolutely brilliant

Arrived for PC on Thurs. Finished the single player on hardened last night and been playing plenty of mp in and around it too. Thought the single player was a tad short, but I loved every bit of it. The storyline, vocals, music and visuals were fantastic, and i'll more than likely be playing it all through again :D

As with previous CoD games, the seemingly infinite respawns can be a little frustrating in places, when you want to push through tactically and not have to rush it through swarm of bullets. I understand it makes the frantic gameplay what it is, but I would love a seperate mode (like the Arcade Mode) where you could play through with a limited number of spawns.

Multiplayer is great too, been playing with most of my old clanmates from cod1 who are all lovin' it, and the ranking system helps keep you coming back for more.

Looks like a winner :D

Did anyone manage to take out the Hind during the last mission? Just wondering if there's another ending.

Verry impressive, surprised but glad to see mostly SAS missions. Good story line as well. :rockon2:

Gotta love the stereotypes

British SAS: Hard nosed, sarcastic, loyal and hard as ****ing nails
American Marines: Simply outgun them, strength in numbers, very Team America '*** yeah' attitude.

Love the sarcastic comment about the loyalists in the second British SAS mission :D

cod4 is bloody amazing online!

am loving this game had to stop playing the inflamed tendons in my shoulder are making it hard to use the mouse

but the graphics are good gameplay is fun and online looks good


all we need now is a hexus server

I thought the demo for COD4 was pretty crappy, it felt linear like all the other COD games. Almost like you were the only one doing anything and your teammates just fire blanks. I have to admit though, i was pleasently surprised with the finished game, it runs beautifully and the gameplay is alot better. I still feel like it could have added a bit more depth into the tactics, ie allowing you (or having someone command you) to stack up at doors.

Multiplayer is good fun, but i think they could have used bigger maps so it's not so manic.

Good fun though. Loved gunning from the airplain with thermals, looked just like those videos you see on the News.

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Did anyone manage to take out the Hind during the last mission? Just wondering if there's another ending.

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Replayed that level 4-5 times now and not managed it hit it yet :/

Been playing during my lunch breaks :D

It's awesome! I'll have to get it on PC when i upgrade next..

Hexus cod4 server would be cool. :rockon2:

SPOILER ALERT!!!!! Highlight to view... And in future think a little more about what you're typing. Lowe.


does everyone here agree that the SAS missions are a whole lot more fun to play than those gun-hoe USMC ones (alright.. barring the aircraft bit where u just point and click)..

I felt more attached to all the SAS members than say, Lt. Vasquez and all.. It really felt kind of sad when I saw the ending and soap was the only survivor..

The sniper mission was the pinnacle of great Cod4 gameplay I think.. For once, not-slimey-posh-accent-speaking english, sniping down a target and fleeing. Teeth gritting run and hide.. My hands were shivering wet when I was playing on hard during that mission.

Good on you Infinity Ward, something that'll make british players proud..

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Replayed that level 4-5 times now and not managed it hit it yet :/

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Me neither went back on Recruit a few times to try and get it, don't think it's possible.

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does everyone here agree that the SAS missions are a whole lot more fun to play than those gun-hoe USMC ones (alright.. barring the aircraft bit where u just point and click)..



The sniper mission was the pinnacle of great Cod4 gameplay I think.. For once, not-slimey-posh-accent-speaking english, sniping down a target and fleeing. Teeth gritting run and hide.. My hands were shivering wet when I was playing on hard during that mission.

Good on you Infinity Ward, something that'll make british players proud..

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The SAS missions were fantastic I thought, hope there's an expansion focusing on that kind of thing. Pripryat was awesome, really atmospheric and engrossing. On the harder levels getting a hit with the .50 cal sniper feel's like a real achievement. I did like griggs though he was amusing, the game really seemed to give the SAS guys a lot background and personality.

"You could try pulling it, if it would make you feel better, sir." :P

... I only wish people would mark their posts when they contain spoilers...

They certainly know how to glue you to the screen... I played the training mission for a good 30minutes or so. Why you may ask... well:

http://img401.imageshack.us/img401/5576/kaching2um8.jpg
I was determined to beat IW score! :D

edit: Hah, I died and one of those random quote things:

"Aim towards the enemy." - Written on US anti-tank rocket.

This is getting really good reviews. Not by everyone obviously, but by most.

Im taking I need a beast of a pc. Should be upgrading next month. I read review on gamespot, screens look good!

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Im taking I need a beast of a pc. Should be upgrading next month. I read review on gamespot, screens look good!

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It's quite well optimised. It seems to run well with brute force though, as long as you've got alot of ram and power, it's good. It doesn't demand certain things from your system.

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This is getting really good reviews. Not by everyone obviously, but by most.

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Check out that guys other reviews. He's obviously a douche. He's not only a playstation gamer, but he thinks Shadow of Collossus was the best game in 2005.

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This is getting really good reviews. Not by everyone obviously, but by most.

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Sure some people won't like it, but 0.0 score? Some reviewer's, just like to see their name on a board (they may not even have played the game), and the best way to get attention is to rubbish a game that the majority of gamers that play FPS games really like.

Still, everyone is entitled to their own opinion.

I've been playing on the hardest difficulty, some of the death quotes are quite funny(been seeing quite a few :P).

"Cluster bombing from a B-52 is extremely accurate, the bombs are guaranteed to hit the ground."

"Ejecting over the area you just bombed is generally inadvisable" - USAF Manual.

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I've been playing on the hardest difficulty, some of the death quotes are quite funny(been seeing quite a few :P)

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"Once the pin is pulled Mr Grenade is not our friend"

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"Once the pin is pulled Mr Grenade is not our friend"

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Yeah I got this one, just after dying when I watch in slow motion as the AI terorist lobbed my own grenade back at me, exploding in my face without the slightest chance of getting out the way :D

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Check out that guys other reviews. He's obviously a douche. He's not only a playstation gamer, but he thinks Shadow of Collossus was the best game in 2005.

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I wouldn't read too much into something like that anyway :P I just found it quite funny. 0 out of 10! This game is the root of all evil!

Although really, the reviews that say "This game rooolz! 10/10" aren't much better to me.

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I wouldn't read too much into something like that anyway :P I just found it quite funny. 0 out of 10! This game is the root of all evil!

Although really, the reviews that say "This game rooolz! 10/10" aren't much better to me.

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both extremes are as useless as eachother.

0/0 on graphics? The graphics are at least an 8. But at the same time, some of the missions did feel like the same old crap.

i am a bit late but i am going to get the game tomorow, i loved cod 3 so i am defiantly going to enjoy this one :D

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i am a bit late but i am going to get the game tomorow, i loved cod 3 so i am defiantly going to enjoy this one :D

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Not really, it's only been out 4 days :)

I take back what I said about not liking the whole enemies-out-of-no-where cod4 gameplay. The demo was like that; and the US missions too - didn't really like them. But the SAS missions were amazing. The sniper one was awesome.

I truly believe this game has the best ending of a videogame, ever. It was stunning. The fun fast paced mission after the credits was great too.

I liked the game.... but it seems like-- I don't know.... i don't think i'll ever play it again. The difficulty settings are aweful... I hate that whole "easy-enemy-dmg=3 hard-enemy-dmg=10" style of settings. Just seems pointless playing the game on hard. The multiplayer seems like a grind, and is too rushed. It could be really cool if it were a bit more tactical and the maps were bigger.

Overall score from me? I guess about 78%. Good graphics, cool story with fun gameplay (bar the last few levels... they seemed a bit sloppy).

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I liked the game.... but it seems like-- I don't know.... i don't think i'll ever play it again. The difficulty settings are aweful... I hate that whole "easy-enemy-dmg=3 hard-enemy-dmg=10" style of settings. Just seems pointless playing the game on hard. The multiplayer seems like a grind, and is too rushed. It could be really cool if it were a bit more tactical and the maps were bigger.

Overall score from me? I guess about 78%. Good graphics, cool story with fun gameplay (bar the last few levels... they seemed a bit sloppy).

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I guess that people play it on the harder settings for more of a challenge, at least that's why after finishing it on hardened I'm now going through it on veteran.

What variations of the multiplayer mode have you been playing? The S&D mode is very good and requires a lot more tactics and is a slower pace than the DM style's.

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I guess that people play it on the harder settings for more of a challenge, at least that's why after finishing it on hardened I'm now going through it on veteran.

What variations of the multiplayer mode have you been playing? The S&D mode is very good and requires a lot more tactics and is a slower pace than the DM style's.

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I played on hardened and did some levels on veteran... It doesnt seem more of a challenge, it just seems like "more enemies, more firepower, less health" which i don't find more challenging, just more frustrating.

The multiplayer would just benifit for simple things, bigger maps and longer distances between choke points would make the gameplay alot more tactical. It's not aweful- it's just not my favourite way of playing.

Is this more demanding than Crysis?

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Is this more demanding than Crysis?

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Not even close.

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Is this more demanding than Crysis?

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COD4 is a corridoor shooter. You only run around in relatively small areas, whereas Crysis loads up massive areas with huge view distances. Totally different league.

I've seen CoD4 run superbly on a massive array of system setups. Runs really well on a LOT of hardware.

Very polished game, well done IW and Activision :)

you don't need a £300 + graphics card to run COD4, and the only way your gonna get to actually see all those fantastic graphics in Crysis is through your pocket.

I can run crysis on my dell xps M1330 at native resolution :D (ok it's only 1280 x 800 but still)

2.2ghz core 2 duo
2gb RAM
8400gs 128mb

I was stunned it works so perfectly :)

Love the game. Best i've played in some time.. little short though.

The 1.2 patch is out if anyone's interested :)

http://www.infinityward.com/modernwa...PatchSetup.exe

loving COD4 at the mo, the clan I'm in has 7 servers and were averaging 150 players across them, never saw such numbers with COD2, not even when it first out.

finally went back and finished it got sidetracked by multiplayer

Gaz aka craig fairbrass (i knew i recognised the voice)

brilliant ending loved it gonna go back through on veteran now

Been thro once on hardened (PC version) & enjoyed it thoroughly, tho not quite as much as CoD2. Looks good, plays well, bit too short, AI is a bit lame in places, but better than GRAW 2. Now replaing to see if I can find all the intel I missed first time round.

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Been thro once on hardened (PC version) & enjoyed it thoroughly, tho not quite as much as CoD2. Looks good, plays well, bit too short, AI is a bit lame in places, but better than GRAW 2. Now replaing to see if I can find all the intel I missed first time round.

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By "better than GRAW 2" do you mean totally no-where near as depth, realism, or quality as GRAW 2?

Just went past 5000 online kills :/ I think I'm playing this way to much.

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Been thro once on hardened (PC version) & enjoyed it thoroughly, tho not quite as much as CoD2. Looks good, plays well, bit too short, AI is a bit lame in places, but better than GRAW 2. Now replaing to see if I can find all the intel I missed first time round.

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Found this on IGN


YOU DO NOT HAVE TO FINISH THE LEVEL


1 - Prologue Crew Expendable - After wasting the bridge crew, follow the team down into the ship. Investigate the bunkroom where the drunk terrorist stumbles out of. Two sleeping terrorists should be inside.

2 - Prologue Crew Expendable - The team will use a flash bang in the cargo hold (if you run ahead, the enemies will fire and the team will simply skip the flashbang and fire back). At the bottom of the stairs in that hold (the stairs are right next to the hold's entrance) is the intel. It is out in the open and hard to miss if you're looking for cheap AMD laptops.

3 - Act I Black Out - At the start of the mission, there is a shack to your
left with two terrorists. Check the shack's interior for the intel. Just a
moment before, your team should be given the "weapons free" order.

4 - Act I Black Out - In the building where the informant is (you need to use night vision since the team cuts power to the house lights), check the
bathroom on the second floor.

5 - Act I Charlie Don't Surf - In the basement of the first objective
building, head down to the basement. Check the small room in the basement corner (marked with a Kalashnikov silhouette) for the intel.

6 - Act I Charlie Don't Surf - After clearing the first building (the
terrorist training building) and getting orders to retake the TV station,
there will be some intense house-to-house fighting. Place the TV station
marker so it serves as "map-north". There is a wide street in front of the
station; before crossing it completely, head "map-east" (along the main road) and take out a terrorist sniping post. The intel you want is on the second floor of that sniping post.

7 - Act I Charlie Don't Surf - After crossing the heavily guarded main road
towards the TV station, there is a building next to the pick-up truck with the mounted machinegun; head up the stairs of that building and check its second level for the intel.

8 - Act I The Bog - After evading the machineguns and entering the apartment complex, you head up to the second floor. Clear the area of enemies and look for a silhouette of a Kalashnikov with two crossed sickles. Allied NPCs should breach the door for you so you can enter it. If you missed which door was breached, the room in question has a checkboard floor. The intel is in there. Note, if you leave for the next block to rescue the tank, you have gone too far ahead.

9 - Act I The Bog - After using the Javelin to destroy enemy vehicles, you
proceed into a street market composed of narrow streets. From the broken
fence, you make two lefts to a central market that has an upright refrigerator; turn around from the fridge and march straight back towards a wall. The intel is behind a stack of boxes.

10 - Act I The Hunted - After the enemy chopper detects and springs an ambush on the team, you go into a house that will get flashbanged and rushed by enemies. Once you survive that ordeal and leave the house, you will be in the middle of some farm buildings; look for a dwelling with a Russian soda machine next to its entrance. The intel is inside that building. Note you should get the intel before you encounter any attack dogs, unless you just like killing small beasts and yukking it up with your buddies later.

11 - Act I The Hunted - After going through both greenhouses, there is a wreck of a building to your left (when you exit the second greenhouse). Work your way into that building and then go to the small section covered by a sheet metal roof; the intel is in there. If you reach the barn to fight off the enemy chopper with Stingers, you went too far ahead.

12 - Act I War Pig - After your friendly tank runs over the car, check the
multi-level building on the inner corner (it will be on your right side if the
objective marker serves as map-north). The staircase is in a multi-use
building (commerical on the bottom, residential on the top). Check the second floor of the building for the intel.

13 - Act I War Pig - Check the multi-level building on the outer corner --
basically across the street from the previous intel. This building's staircase
is in a dry-cleaning store. Again, it's on the second story.

14 - Act I War Pig - Right before the enemy T-72, you have to storm a building with a machinegun nest. This nest overlooks a short alley filled with civilian cars. Investigate the second story of the "machinegun nest" building for the intel.

15 - Act I Shock and Awe - Once you rendezvous with the advance recon team, check the corners of the room they were holed up in. The intel should be on the second level of their building.

16 - Act I Shock and Awe - After jumping down from the building where the advance recon team was holed up in, check the building directly straight ahead. Like previous intels, check the second story of that building. It's in a closet if you're honestly lost.

17 - Act II Safehouse - After clearing the forest (which takes all the five
seconds of your life), check the first building you see -- it's next to the
church and has a satellite dish attached to it. As before, check the second
level of the house for the intel.

18 - Act II Safehouse - Check the building next to the water tower. It is in
one of the restaurant booths on the first floor.

19 - Act II All Gillied Up - Atop the ladder in the church. Let the allied
sniper take the lead so he can open the door for you. Otherwise, there's no
way in. Get the intel quickly before the chopper appears, or you may not be able to get to it later.

20 - Act II All Gillied Up - Mid-way through the container maze, a makeshift camp full of terrorists will have intel on a table made from 55 gallon drums.If you want the intel, you may have to kill the enemies if you are not able to sneak by them. Note if you enter the next area and start sneaking under the trucks, you may not be able to go back and grab this intel.

21 - Act II All Gillied Up - After sneaking under the trucks, you come to a
building with an enemy sniper on a fire escape. Brain (headshot) the sniper and check the top of the fire escape for a small room with the intel.

22 - Act II One Shot, One Kill - After downing the enemy chopper, you need to carry your allied NPC to the extraction point. During this sequence, you will enter a building to attempt to lose your pursuers. Fight off the terrorists and attack dogs inside. Once you leave that building, locate the gray fire escape on that building and grab the intel at the top. You need to hurry back down before the timer (or your ally) expires.

23 - Act II One Shot, One Kill - Carry the allied NPC "McMillian" to the
Pripyat ferris wheel but do not place him on the highlighted spot on the hill yet; you need to scout around this area so you know where to go once enemies appear and general mayhem occurs. Put the ferris wheel behind your character and look for a side street towards the southeast (use your HUD compass). There should be a non-descript (closed) door to a sad looking Communist Russian apartment building. This door will open later during the firefight (enemies are spawned from there). Place the allied NPC at the spot on the hill and prepare for hordes of enemies. Once enemy choppers appear to fast-rope troops, the aforementioned door will be open. Head into that room now and grab the intel on the floor. If you are having difficulty grabbing this intel, you can always stage select and use the easiest (Recruit) difficulty to survive the enemy onslaught.

24 - Act II Sins of the Father - After securing the diner, you will enter a
Russian diner. Immediately check the tables to your left (upon entering) to grab the intel. Once the screen fades for "uniform change", you cannot get this intel.

25 - Act II Sins of the Father - After the target flees into a Russian
village, the team stays behind to do rear guard while you pursue the target into a side alley. Your chase leads to an area which is covered by several snipers and many terrorists on the ground. A red dumpster and a green car signifies where you can go left (suicide) or right (flanking route). Take a right at that fork and look for a side staircase leading up to a house room. A few terrorists will be in there (it is a kitchen of sorts). The intel is on the table. Grab it quickly and continue your pursuit.

26 - Act III Ultimatum - After destroying the power tower, your team will
infiltrate a Russian base. Pass through the breach in the wall and follow the allied NPCs through the motor pool. Across the base's courtyard, there is a large room where a majority of the enemies will come from (it's basically their spawn point). Fight into it and turn right. The intel is in a small partition to the side.

27 - Act III All In - After destroying the first enemy BMP but before going
past the silo's gate, check the alleyway behind the building to the gate's
right. The intel is at the end of the alley by some weapons.

28 - Act III All In - Once inside the silo base, there are three missile tanks
(not BMPs - those are your targets) parked in the base. Align your map with compass (true) north and use your main HUD compass to identify the
southernmost missile tank. South of that missile tank, there are three
buildings on your map (when you pause and check your mini-map). Investigate the center southern building (it will be an army warehouse) for intel just lying on the floor. Quickly grab it and get out of there before the enemy choppers shred everything.

29 - Act III No Fighting in the War Room - Follow the ally NPC "Price" and
drop into the locker/shower/bathroom facilities. Exit that area and you find
you can take the left or right; take the left route so you come across a
darkened meeting room when the hallway starts to angle (the right goes to the base's kitchen and is a longer way around). The intel is inside the dark meeting room (left route).

30 - Act III No Fighting in the War Room - Once you breach the wall to get into the launch control room, go straight ahead, up the stairs to your left, and look for a small meeting room that has the intel on a table within. Time should be tight, but a checkpoint occurs just before blowing the wall, giving you (technically) infinite chances to re-attempt your search. Note you can probably abort the launch and then grab the intel, if time is really tight.


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By "better than GRAW 2" do you mean totally no-where near as depth, realism, or quality as GRAW 2?

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I was merely talking about the enemy AI, not the game as a whole, which I love.

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Just went past 5000 online kills :/ I think I'm playing this way to much.

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omg how many hours you played to get 5000 kills i think i am on about 400 for 4 1/2 hrs play

also what rank are you in game are you at max rank by now (i hope so)

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omg how many hours you played to get 5000 kills i think i am on about 400 for 4 1/2 hrs play

also what rank are you in game are you at max rank by now (i hope so)

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Played time is 2d 4h 36m :O_o1: I'm rank 32 at the moment, reset it once.

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Played time is 2d 4h 36m :O_o1: I'm rank 32 at the moment, reset it once.

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A few more days training and you'll receive your call up papers for Iraq:)

im rank 16, i play the game occasionaly. its a fun game online

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I was merely talking about the enemy AI, not the game as a whole, which I love.

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The enemy AI that basically uses sheer numbers to outgun you? That's smarter than GRAW 2's AI, then?
mmm....

Is there any way to turn the bloody music off? It's driving me nuts - all I can find is some dodgy bittorent mod.

I've been on cod4 a lot of the time recently, if anyone wants a game just hit me up.