I'm not that big of a Call of Duty fan, but even I'll admit Modern Warfare 2's campaign was fantastic. The whole Washington DC scenario was done beautifully.
+Josh Walker It was only possible because they ignored M.A.D., made Makerov and his henchman invincible at the airport, and made the Russian government far more extreme and foolish then it really is. But i will admit the soundtrack is very good and if you ignore real world consequences... It's actually an epic campaign.
Yeah, no real world government would react in such a way. The Russian invasion is a massive stretch of my suspension of disbelief, only made worse in the sequel where they invade the entirety of fucking Europe shortly afterwards as well. Or the fact the Russian military flies over Europe with no-one there noticing them loaded up with enough military power to crush the US Eastern Seaboard...
MrJohnramboguy They attacked the East Coast of the US. This means they'd have to travel across the Atlantic. First option is to cross over the Arctic Circle, meaning they'd move past the Nordic nations and Canada, as well as American-allied Iceland to reach America. None of them would let a massive Russian fleet go by without causing international concern, (a Russian fighter plane veering into European airspace makes news.) Second option is if they moved through Africa, or around the Horn of Africa. This requires them to move materiel in an incredibly slow manner, which would give plenty of warning to the US as they would take weeks or months to travel, and would pass through several nations in strength. Third option is that they sail past and fly over Europe. It's the most direct option but requires them to fly over a mass of NATO countries that would be on high alert thinking Russia was invading them, thus making the US aware. Ergo, this scenario is just dumb as there's no way Russia could move an invasion army to America without America being fully aware that it was coming.
Avensis Astari well remember Russia's army is very mighty let's friggin Italy wants war with Russia well m8 Russia would 9/10 win So even the the U.S could take on Russia it would be a hard fight in the end BUT there is one other juicy detail on a very clear day you could see Russia from Alaska so Russia could invade Alaska sorry the Alaskan fighters are know match for Russia
1:29 that moment when you leave the bunker and you see the red sky, the Washington monument heavily damaged, the the city under attack, and this music helps. At this moment of the game, we all knew one thing... SHIT JUST GOT REAL!!!
1:43 that exact moment when i turned the corner and saw the heavily damage Washington Monument, seriously this music fitted so well with the atmosphere of that mission.
I swear every time I replay the mission I don't know if it's my finger or the camera it looks at it in slow way telling you things are really bad right now
It really did, and while I thoroughly enjoyed the game, this was easily my personal favorite for that reason alone. It makes you think about all the shit that's going down, and if the US might lose this war. Follow this with the fact that DC is in ruins and, well, you know the rest.
Glad to see I wasn't the only one who felt the way. Heck running towards the White House had me tearing up knowing that the U.S. Just lost the capital. The main symbol of freedom and protection was overtaken by terrorists... Let that sink into your mind when you listen to this song
literally turning around and seeing the monument and the men dying around you really makes you feel like hope was lost. This intro will forever be on my top favorite moments in video games.
I like the fact that everything you do in this level is utterly meaningless. Think about it: - You storm a building, clearing it of Russian troops, - You nick some Javelins and start hammering Russian forces. No matter how hard you try, you can't clear the place, there just isn't time and there's too many of them, - The Russians evict you from that building you stormed, stopping you from using the Javelins and sending you packing by overrunning you, - You flee to a helicopter and get on the gun as the SEALs defending the roof are overwhelmed. You hammer one site of many that is a staging ground for the attack on the Evac Site. You blitz the WWII monument, but while you're en-route to the next location, you're heli takes a hit. With SAM sites covering the air, you can't escape, so you try to take them head on, - You crash and awaken to see hordes of Russian soldiers moving in on the crash site, more than you can ever hope to beat, It's a pretty great level for that hopeless feel. No matter how hard you fight, the US is losing this one hard. They're talking about carpet-bombing their own capital just to deny it to the enemy. It's only the EMP that allows the US a chance by taking down the Russian armour and air support, making it a ground war the US forces can steadily claw a close victory from.
It's ironic, because while it works great thematically and emotionally, it utterly fails to make any kind of sense. The US would have a MASSIVE advantage in both numbers and logistics on their home turf, to say nothing of familiarity with terrain. Russian air assets would have to fly across the goddamn globe just to reach the battle zone. The EMP did vastly more damage to America than the Russian raid (which is what it was--Russia could never have ever hoped to sustain the logistics necessary for an actual invasion) could have possibly dreamed of.
Sgt. Foley: Overlord, this is Hunter Two-One Actual, request an airstrike, over Overlord: uh, negative two one actual. All available air teams are currently tasked with multiple casvacs along the Potomac. Proceed to the target building and provide support, out.
What the hell is your issue, dude? Their stating the lines from the game. Quit being like that! That's the second time I've seen you make that sort of comment.
Kiss me arse, Shephard. The American People have lost their homes and the city was almost flattened by an aerial strike. The city looks like Pripyat after the Chernobyl Disaster. I have to say this: WHAT PART OF VIRGINIA IS SALVAGEABLE, SHEPHARD?!
No one ever realized how dark and disturbing "Of Their Own Accord" was, especially in the evacuation on the heli, and those cut lines of dialogue when you don't get on the sniper in the crow's nest section. You can heat every unit on radio panicking as they scramble, shoving civilians in transport to get them out, some losing their lives during the escapade, and the evac site at washington monument just hold out on a russian siege before being slaughtered.
The Battle of D.C is probably my favorite set piece in CoD history. The music, the visuals, the stakes, it’s all just amazing. They did an incredible job of making you feel like you were fighting a desperate losing battle, but that you wouldn’t give up because you were fighting for your home. So damn good.
The Washington levels in MW2 by far were the most eerie and scary levels in the COD series, Seeing the sky all dusk and thousands of soldiers dying in front of the white house was a sign that America was fending for her life.
I'm here for 3:56 Terrifying to hear this in that Favela Juggernaut Spec Ops mission. And the short cut it uses for multiplayer sets such a great tone during matches.
Still replaying this game in 2017, and this is still one of the most beautiful levels in a video game I've ever played. MW2 was a great game, and the soundtrack brilliantly captured the feel of the whole thing. 1:43 is just simply amazing. Capital burning, surrounded by a horde of enemies, fighting just to evacuate your people in a seemingly hopeless battle, but charging into it without hesitation, for country, for God, for your people, for your home. Truly amazing.
VLKV _R4NG3R Underrated comment. I too felt the anger and despair build up in me when i saw the capital in ruins. I ain't American but the soundtrack captures the desperate state of the battle and the emotions. The battle was all about the evacuation of civilians. Plus, the scenery and added details like desperate radio chatter.
@@vitamemec4708 4 years later, OH MY GOD ME TOO. I thought I was the only one who was actually angry when Russia invaded the east coast. It's so frustrating knowing these innocent soldiers and civies are dying because of a staged attack by Makarov and Shepherd. I can't even be angry at the response, even if they didn't give a single shit to double check if America did No Russian, making it even more of a moral dilemma. I thought I was just patriotic, so when I saw that other people were also mad/sad/sullen playing these missions, I was happy lol
1:28 - 3:10. Best part. The devastation of the area. The deaths of comrades. A strong ost and stronger scene. Mw2 remastered rekindled my love for this past
Say what you will about Call of Duty. It is by no means the best franchise. But damm. It had its moments. The beginning of this level did a fantastic job of immersing us, both the music and the visual. Putting us in the skin of a soldier fighting a desesperate battle against an overwhelming enemy in his very country's capital...I'm not even american but that shit hit me deep.
Watching the UN council denouncing Russia, and then seeing a live video of DC, Kyiv, and then knowing that Pripyat, Chernobyl is being invaded like in MW1, is just haunting. Knowing that the UN, an organization to stop dictators and leaders is failing, it's almost like this game is halfway real. Now I listen to this masterpiece from Hans Zimmer, realizing the true significance of this music. Just Haunting. May God save us all.
if it means war to finally put a stop to these dictators, so be it, they have been allowed to grow and have scant regard for western rules based system, and willing to use nukes as a type of bullying. Fucked up.
@@LegoWarFims : On the one hand, if nukes weren't made during WWII the allies would have had a long ground battle with mainland Japan, inflicting high casualties on the allies. The nukes dropped on Japan was a grim decision by allied commanders to avoid more casualties on their own forces.
1:45-2:04 Amazing. I also believe this mission was created to add a sense of Patriotism to the game. To get Patriotic American's pissed off, to incite them and get them to be passionate. Very well done.
CPL. Dunn: So, when are we going to Moscow? Ranger: Not soon enough, man. But I know we're burning it down when we get there. CPL. Dunn: Hooah. SGT. Foley: When the time is right, Corporal. When the time is right.
Александр Зд Not unless a war happens to start. I can also say America will not lose to a Russian invasion. Could reach land but your navy and airforce would get assfucked.
I think MW2 out of all the CoDs was able to draw the most emotion out of everything. From No Russian to every Rangers POV mission afterwards. Accompany that with such amazing soundtracks that blend very well with gunfire and tactical callouts and radio communications, it just makes for a highly immersive feel. At 6:00 the build up and suspension that brings you to the climax of everything alone makes you feel the emotion this track conveys.
Exactly and at 7:12 when overlord tells you to get tf out of there bcs you were endangerd of being overrun the track would trigger a run response like i have to get to point A to point B as fast as possible
This really sounds emotional and desperate, just like the mission itself. Maybe I’m too emotional, but this mission is something special and captures a kind of powerlessness that has not been replicated in COD since. This also reminds me of the days when Russia’s military was actually thought of as strong and scary
6:24 Reminds me of the cut audio from the evac site radio. Whenever I heard the civilians taking up arms at the site this part of the song popped into my head.
This game has to be remastered seriously I remember turning around at 1:43 and I could not believe my fucking eyes MW2 is my favourite cod game the emotion seeing the whitehouse at war was breathtaking.
The most epic mission intro in call of duty modern warfare 2.... The full realization that a powerful nation has been attacked, and bled, and the familiar landscape became a smoking heap of ruins and death
Literally one of the greatest levels in the history of video games. Very few things have been burned into my memory like leaving the bunker for the first time and seeing the Washington Monument just as the music reaches 1:43
I'm not even an American, but I'll never forget seeing the White House getting hit hard after coming out of the bunker and the 1:43 part of the BGM plays in my very first MW2 gameplay. What an insane spectacle it was.
When the mission first opens, you can see you're in Hell. But to see what that Hell once was, the heart of the capital of the United States of America, packs a powerful emotional gut punch the likes of which you don't expect to find in a video game. The music pretty much does the speaking for Ramirez, as he slowly digests what's happening all around him.
I remember my first time playing this, and just the overwhelming feeling of horror, and awe fill me. Seeing the red skies, damaged monuments and buildings. The music, the scared and hurt soldiers. The bodies of US troops in almost every room of every building you cleared. It certainly left an impact on me.
If WW3 happens right now or later… ARC - 5555’s quote still makes me fight for my country, *”Look around! We're one and the same; same heart, same blood. Your training is in your blood. And my blood's boiling for a fight!”*
The first time I played this stage I was moved to tears. The way you see the wounded, the way you hear shelling..... Then as you come out of the bunker and round that first corner you see it..... The washington monument, Bare metal exposed.all it once it hits you: This is washington DC.....
The segment at 7:54 is totally adrenaline-pumping. Watching the Washington Monument evac site getting hammered to hell by armor and helos as U.S forces desperately struggle to hold them off while protecting the remaining civilians. Hearing soldiers panicking over the radio as they're overrun. It really encaptulates the desperation as Foley's squad barely escapes from the Russian army swarming the building, out for blood. At that point, you know you're outnumbered, the U.S. are losing control over their own capital and shit's hitting the fan. Sprinting to the rooftop is your only chance of survival. And then hearing evacuation order april "everyone get the hell outta there" from overlord over the radio. Hans Zimmer nailed the soundtrack.
"Goliath, Goliath this stalker 2-1, stand by for report 1-3 " "Stalker 2-1, this is Goliath, send your traffic over." line whiskey 4-0 personal, line x-ray three columns of mechanized infantry /break/ line yankee:20 Bravo tango Romeos 525-639, Line Zulu: Russian paratroopers Line alpha: 1915 Zulu line echo: AK 47's and RPGs, how copy so far over?
“Stalker 2-1, say again Line Yankee.” “I say again Line Yankee, Line Yankee: 20 Bravo Tango Romeos, 525-639. Over.” “Copy, do you have any further remarks?” “No further remarks at this time, over.” “Rodger, keep reporting every 5 mikes. We need any information we can get north of the White House, over.”
Start reading this at 1:29 All callsigns, the evac site is under heavy fire. Uncover enemy positions and engage potential targets. They got optics on us! Snipers, RPG teams and heavy arms fire, all floors, twelve o'clock due west of our position! Incoming! Overlord, this is Hunter 2-1, requesting air support! Uh, negative, Hunter 2-1 Actual. All available air supports are tasked with multiple casevacs along the Potomac. Proceed west to the target building and provide support, out. Roger that, Overlord! Everyone, get outta the killzone! We gotta buy some time for those casevac birds! Overlord, 2-1 Actual, we're screening west with no adjacent support, and friendly victors from BCT One are hauling ass past us, over! Copy that. Brigade Combat Team One has peeled off an LAV to provide suppression, over. Alright, BCT One's LAV has them suppressed. Get ready to move on my mark! Ready! Go, go, go! Move up, move up!
In case any is wondering, the bit at 1:43 is from a track named "Seige" on the official soundtrack, which mistakingly lists Hans Zimmer as the composer when he only composed the opening titles soundtrack. The actual composer is Lorne Balfe, who is an occasional "co-worker" of Hans Zimmer.
Thomas The Dank Engine Well Titan fall imo is a good game, the story just needed to be a bit longer and it was all set to go. Also, what a shame that activision got greedy and caused the old infinity ward team to quit. Guess that explains why MW3 didn't feel the same.
Titanfall was an amazing game as well as Titanfall 2. However they got fucked over when they launched their game between COD Infinite Warfare and Battlefield 1 which killed their potential sales
Not that this wasn't a great game, but can we have a modern military game where the USA and Russia are on the same side for once? Against China, North Korea, or some fictional middle-eastern country
The cutscene for "Wolverines!!!" when NORAD radios a station on the East Coast... Sierra Delta, I believe it was, & the station responds with "Their everywhere! I'm looking at Fighter Jets over I-95, how the hell did they get through!?" All in all, seeing my country being occupied & destroyed by a foreign Military Force really gave me gossebumps.
When you exit the bunker and see the sky, the destruction, and all the fighting in America's capital, there sheer magnitude made better by the music, really made me emotional and my heart went into my stomach like "I've GOT to save this city!"
The EMP that occurred after this level had me double taking and watching for zombies. I swear. It was just too creepy... but I fucking loved the suspense.
This mission was a literal second D-Day, just as how the Americans fought on Omaha and Utah Beach to liberate France, they now fought on DC to liberate the White house.
"Overlord, requesting air support over!" "Uh negative 2-1 all available air units are currently tasked with multiple casevacs along the Potomic. Proceed west to the the target building and provide support, out."
Your a civilian stuck in a bunker in Washington DC, while you hear many explosions and bombardments outside the bunker, as you see more civilians like you being evacuated, many died by Russians, while the remaining survivor's enter the bunker, as fear and crying can be heard, many people thought this is the end of the world, and many people chose to die in the bunker, rather than having a painful death.
RIP all who served in The Battle of Burger Town.
Delicious Warfare.
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and whiskey hotel :)
sgt foley always had nice buns
@@Jamalz-uk5cs Lmfao
"Request broken arrow! I repeat, broken arrow!"
"Roger that, solid copy on broken arrow. Major, it's been an honor. Out."
@@ghostfrags001 what does broken arrow
platinum dragon It’s when you are overrun by the enemy so you request suppressive fire directly on your position. Basically suicide.
Shark P There are two kinds of broken arrows
Shark P The command was used in the Battle of Ia Drang in Vietnam. It calls in close air support in case of being overrun.
I remember that was used in the Vietnam War.
I'm not that big of a Call of Duty fan, but even I'll admit Modern Warfare 2's campaign was fantastic. The whole Washington DC scenario was done beautifully.
+Josh Walker It was only possible because they ignored M.A.D., made Makerov and his henchman invincible at the airport, and made the Russian government far more extreme and foolish then it really is. But i will admit the soundtrack is very good and if you ignore real world consequences... It's actually an epic campaign.
Yeah, no real world government would react in such a way. The Russian invasion is a massive stretch of my suspension of disbelief, only made worse in the sequel where they invade the entirety of fucking Europe shortly afterwards as well.
Or the fact the Russian military flies over Europe with no-one there noticing them loaded up with enough military power to crush the US Eastern Seaboard...
+Avensis Astari they wouldn't have to fly over Europe
MrJohnramboguy They attacked the East Coast of the US. This means they'd have to travel across the Atlantic.
First option is to cross over the Arctic Circle, meaning they'd move past the Nordic nations and Canada, as well as American-allied Iceland to reach America. None of them would let a massive Russian fleet go by without causing international concern, (a Russian fighter plane veering into European airspace makes news.)
Second option is if they moved through Africa, or around the Horn of Africa. This requires them to move materiel in an incredibly slow manner, which would give plenty of warning to the US as they would take weeks or months to travel, and would pass through several nations in strength.
Third option is that they sail past and fly over Europe. It's the most direct option but requires them to fly over a mass of NATO countries that would be on high alert thinking Russia was invading them, thus making the US aware.
Ergo, this scenario is just dumb as there's no way Russia could move an invasion army to America without America being fully aware that it was coming.
Avensis Astari well remember Russia's army is very mighty let's friggin Italy wants war with Russia well m8 Russia would 9/10 win
So even the the U.S could take on Russia it would be a hard fight in the end BUT there is one other juicy detail on a very clear day you could see Russia from Alaska so Russia could invade Alaska sorry the Alaskan fighters are know match for Russia
Modern Warfare 2 has such a powerful, emotional soundtrack.
Thats zimmer for you!
Actually it's Lorne Balfe, Zimmer only created the intro soundtrack of the campaign, the rest is from Balfe.
Especially this mission 1:45-2:04.
@@zuzu1524 when I first played that mission, my reaction was "Holy shit"
nah man hans zimmer and lorne balfe
1:29 that moment when you leave the bunker and you see the red sky, the Washington monument heavily damaged, the the city under attack, and this music helps. At this moment of the game, we all knew one thing... SHIT JUST GOT REAL!!!
Idk man but every time I hear that part of the music I just get a sense to kill in the game
1:43 that exact moment when i turned the corner and saw the heavily damage Washington Monument, seriously this music fitted so well with the atmosphere of that mission.
I swear every time I replay the mission I don't know if it's my finger or the camera it looks at it in slow way telling you things are really bad right now
It really did, and while I thoroughly enjoyed the game, this was easily my personal favorite for that reason alone. It makes you think about all the shit that's going down, and if the US might lose this war. Follow this with the fact that DC is in ruins and, well, you know the rest.
Glad to see I wasn't the only one who felt the way. Heck running towards the White House had me tearing up knowing that the U.S. Just lost the capital. The main symbol of freedom and protection was overtaken by terrorists... Let that sink into your mind when you listen to this song
literally turning around and seeing the monument and the men dying around you really makes you feel like hope was lost. This intro will forever be on my top favorite moments in video games.
+Gonzalo Silva Not terrorists, the russian army.
1:50
"Of Their Own Accord"
Day 5 - 18:35:33
Pvt. James Ramirez
1st Bn., 75th Ranger Regiment
Washington, D.C., U.S.A.
That was one of my favorite cod missions
MY ALL TIME MW Mission
most boring mission ever
Gave me chills
@@muhammadhanan7044 was that how your girl describes last night's performance?
"Thats the capital building man"
It was actually the capitol building
Hunter 2-1 hostiles on the south west corner are hammering the evsc site how copy over
That's the friggin' capitol building man..
THIS IS DELTA 4 - 1 WE ARE TAKING HEAVY FIRE AT THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL, SEND WHATEVER YOU GOT! BROKEN ARROW BROKEN ARROW!!
"So when we going to moscow"
" when the time is right corporal when the time is right"
I like the fact that everything you do in this level is utterly meaningless. Think about it:
- You storm a building, clearing it of Russian troops,
- You nick some Javelins and start hammering Russian forces. No matter how hard you try, you can't clear the place, there just isn't time and there's too many of them,
- The Russians evict you from that building you stormed, stopping you from using the Javelins and sending you packing by overrunning you,
- You flee to a helicopter and get on the gun as the SEALs defending the roof are overwhelmed. You hammer one site of many that is a staging ground for the attack on the Evac Site. You blitz the WWII monument, but while you're en-route to the next location, you're heli takes a hit. With SAM sites covering the air, you can't escape, so you try to take them head on,
- You crash and awaken to see hordes of Russian soldiers moving in on the crash site, more than you can ever hope to beat,
It's a pretty great level for that hopeless feel. No matter how hard you fight, the US is losing this one hard. They're talking about carpet-bombing their own capital just to deny it to the enemy.
It's only the EMP that allows the US a chance by taking down the Russian armour and air support, making it a ground war the US forces can steadily claw a close victory from.
Avensis Astari playing this mission rn
It's ironic, because while it works great thematically and emotionally, it utterly fails to make any kind of sense.
The US would have a MASSIVE advantage in both numbers and logistics on their home turf, to say nothing of familiarity with terrain. Russian air assets would have to fly across the goddamn globe just to reach the battle zone.
The EMP did vastly more damage to America than the Russian raid (which is what it was--Russia could never have ever hoped to sustain the logistics necessary for an actual invasion) could have possibly dreamed of.
So thank you Captain Price.
This isn't reral life bro
isac Clarke what's reral?
Sgt. Foley: Overlord, this is Hunter Two-One Actual, request an airstrike, over
Overlord: uh, negative two one actual. All available air teams are currently tasked with multiple casvacs along the Potomac. Proceed to the target building and provide support, out.
Ramirez, fly over the enemy with your M203 and airstrike!
US Ranger: incoming!!!
@@seojungame US Ranger: HOLY SHIIIIIIT!
@@ThumperMinerUnion What the hell’s going on?!!
@@viswajitbala7924 EEEEMMMPPPPP!!!
1:43 The chills...
😢😢😢😢
seeing everything while leaving the bunker... heart sank
u stole my comment :(((((((
When WW3 happens
When WW3 happens...
Listen up. This evac sites gettin hit pretty hard, and we need to buy 'em some Hooah?
*Hooah!*
hooah
+Jango Peppers hoodi- oh umm too much youtube, i mean hoah!
+Jango Peppers hooah- everyone said sadly.
Adagio Cabaletta DOn't try to fuck me, Satan don't create anything, he doesn't have anything if god don't give it.
+Adagio Cabaletta Satanist go away
"So when we going to Moscow?"
"When the time's right corporal, when the time's right"
"I don't know man... but I know we're gonna burn it down when we get there...."
Grant Vanderlans never
Grant Vanderlans sadly never
What the hell is your issue, dude? Their stating the lines from the game. Quit being like that! That's the second time I've seen you make that sort of comment.
"On your feet ... Were Oscar Mike"
Needle Viper+ The E back sight is getting hit hard we need to by them some time hoah? HOAH!!!!
Needle Viper shepherds got a blank check and gonna use every bit of it killin makerov
Needle Viper URA
Sgt. Foley: Listen up! This evac site is getting hit hard and we need to buy 'em some time! Hooah?
Hooah!!
The way the brass peaks at 1:29 is so haunting and ominous, it really makes the scene.
Seing thos dead Rangers on the elevator still gives me creeps.
MW3 has a similar scene
@@loner96 me too
Especially that one that couldn’t even let the elevator close.
Bruh its funny
I don’t think those guys were rangers
0:07 "It's been a tough week, gentlemen. We've lost more than we ever dreamed. But we will recover"
Kiss me arse, Shephard. The American People have lost their homes and the city was almost flattened by an aerial strike. The city looks like Pripyat after the Chernobyl Disaster. I have to say this: WHAT PART OF VIRGINIA IS SALVAGEABLE, SHEPHARD?!
I’ve got a blank check
And we're gonna use every single of it to take out Makarov
Sounds like your gonna be in 2 places at once
@@TheShifter1001”Impossible?; Not for the 141”
"RAMIREZ DO EVERYTHING!!!"
Remirez go take on the whole Russian army
Sir Torres Andrew Bruh
Why do I gotta do everything? Why can't Dunn do it?
@@sirgalahad7515 REMIREZ TAKE OUT THAT ALIEN MOTHER SHIP!
@@kevinkaslana9060 I NEED TO HEAD TO BURGERTOWN!
WHEN COD WAS A GAME
Mohanad Kindy when cod was cod but now cod just turned halo
*sigh*
All great things must fall someday
I guess
Mohanad Kindy the only time cod wasn’t a game it was a fish bruh
When cod was like a really good movie until AW
Yea.. But now we have Modern Warfare, it is a very good game so we're back to the good old days.
My opinion, this game was the best call of duty, ever made! I think cod 4 comes extremely close
Casper Siewiorek BO2 and MW2 are better than cod4 any day.
Mw2 and bo1 were the peak of cod
@@TheEpicAB You wish, even COD WAW was better than BO2.
Any game before ghosts is in the top
@XO Soap im a bit late but in my opinion MW3 at the time just felt like a carbon copy of MW2
No one ever realized how dark and disturbing "Of Their Own Accord" was, especially in the evacuation on the heli, and those cut lines of dialogue when you don't get on the sniper in the crow's nest section. You can heat every unit on radio panicking as they scramble, shoving civilians in transport to get them out, some losing their lives during the escapade, and the evac site at washington monument just hold out on a russian siege before being slaughtered.
I did ,their was Some unused Lines on the crows nest section I think they didn’t add it because it was too disturbing
@@aeruxo138 I heard it and his screams of hope and desperation of everyone there was so scary
The Battle of D.C is probably my favorite set piece in CoD history. The music, the visuals, the stakes, it’s all just amazing. They did an incredible job of making you feel like you were fighting a desperate losing battle, but that you wouldn’t give up because you were fighting for your home. So damn good.
I like how the bells were added, and the strings, it made it feel very beautiful and sad setting of America falling
The Washington levels in MW2 by far were the most eerie and scary levels in the COD series, Seeing the sky all dusk and thousands of soldiers dying in front of the white house was a sign that America was fending for her life.
In the end the bastard who started it got what he deserved, however the hero’s suffered alot to accomplish this
I'm here for 3:56
Terrifying to hear this in that Favela Juggernaut Spec Ops mission.
And the short cut it uses for multiplayer sets such a great tone during matches.
Still replaying this game in 2017, and this is still one of the most beautiful levels in a video game I've ever played. MW2 was a great game, and the soundtrack brilliantly captured the feel of the whole thing.
1:43 is just simply amazing. Capital burning, surrounded by a horde of enemies, fighting just to evacuate your people in a seemingly hopeless battle, but charging into it without hesitation, for country, for God, for your people, for your home. Truly amazing.
VLKV _R4NG3R Underrated comment. I too felt the anger and despair build up in me when i saw the capital in ruins. I ain't American but the soundtrack captures the desperate state of the battle and the emotions. The battle was all about the evacuation of civilians. Plus, the scenery and added details like desperate radio chatter.
2019 :)
@@adityagautam5608 2021 :)
@@vitamemec4708 4 years later, OH MY GOD ME TOO. I thought I was the only one who was actually angry when Russia invaded the east coast. It's so frustrating knowing these innocent soldiers and civies are dying because of a staged attack by Makarov and Shepherd. I can't even be angry at the response, even if they didn't give a single shit to double check if America did No Russian, making it even more of a moral dilemma. I thought I was just patriotic, so when I saw that other people were also mad/sad/sullen playing these missions, I was happy lol
It's so weird that 2017 was 5 years ago.
1:28 - 3:10. Best part. The devastation of the area. The deaths of comrades. A strong ost and stronger scene. Mw2 remastered rekindled my love for this past
"Hunter 2-1 I recommend you clear out of there! I see a mass of foot-mobiles converging on your position"
Negative negative i have eyes on enemy vehicles advancing to the evac site from the South and Southwest
RAMIREZ! TAKE OUT THOSE BTRs WITH THAT JAVELIN!!!!
"Hunter 2-1, you bought the evac site valuable time. Well done! Now get your ass out of there ASAP. You're in danger of being overrun!"
8:30 roger that we're heading for the rooftop everyone move out!
They were about to carpet bomb their own capital city just to deny it to the Russians,dear God this game was intense.
We rebuilt it once, we'll rebuild it again.
@@IgorFonseca244 what he means is also that the evac sites were shut down by the EMP so there’s many civilians in the city yet
Say what you will about Call of Duty. It is by no means the best franchise. But damm. It had its moments. The beginning of this level did a fantastic job of immersing us, both the music and the visual. Putting us in the skin of a soldier fighting a desesperate battle against an overwhelming enemy in his very country's capital...I'm not even american but that shit hit me deep.
Watching the UN council denouncing Russia, and then seeing a live video of DC, Kyiv, and then knowing that Pripyat, Chernobyl is being invaded like in MW1, is just haunting. Knowing that the UN, an organization to stop dictators and leaders is failing, it's almost like this game is halfway real. Now I listen to this masterpiece from Hans Zimmer, realizing the true significance of this music. Just Haunting. May God save us all.
if it means war to finally put a stop to these dictators, so be it, they have been allowed to grow and have scant regard for western rules based system, and willing to use nukes as a type of bullying. Fucked up.
@@DrumToTheBassWoop nukes should've never been created.
@@LegoWarFims : On the one hand, if nukes weren't made during WWII the allies would have had a long ground battle with mainland Japan, inflicting high casualties on the allies. The nukes dropped on Japan was a grim decision by allied commanders to avoid more casualties on their own forces.
@@hawkeye5955 Sometimes even heroes must commit acts deemed villainous, they will always regret it, but it saves lives
@@british35 Calling the US heroes nowadays is pretty yikes lol.
1:45-2:04 Amazing. I also believe this mission was created to add a sense of Patriotism to the game. To get Patriotic American's pissed off, to incite them and get them to be passionate. Very well done.
Yazan Ramahi I ain't American. But yes, the visuals and the audio helped me attain that sense of patriotic rage and sympathy for the Americans.
1:43 got me hit hard
Same
Same.
😣🥺
Rameriez, hold down the burger joint with a stun grenade and this rubber chicken and RV with us at the convoy. MOVE!!
TheReal AMG so basically "Ramirez, split into 2 people, one holds the restaurant, the other heads to the convoy"??
TheReal AMG RAMIREZ HOLD WISKEY HOTEL WITH STICK
I'm through being a private, Sarge!
CPL. Dunn: So, when are we going to Moscow?
Ranger: Not soon enough, man. But I know we're burning it down when we get there.
CPL. Dunn: Hooah.
SGT. Foley: When the time is right, Corporal. When the time is right.
Amarex no u wont
Александр Зд It's from the game. I'm also sure there are millions of people who are willing to join up and really burn it down.
Inspiring Reptile they wont
Александр Зд Not unless a war happens to start. I can also say America will not lose to a Russian invasion. Could reach land but your navy and airforce would get assfucked.
No we want plus it all started by a terrorist attack so we should make peace
I think MW2 out of all the CoDs was able to draw the most emotion out of everything. From No Russian to every Rangers POV mission afterwards. Accompany that with such amazing soundtracks that blend very well with gunfire and tactical callouts and radio communications, it just makes for a highly immersive feel.
At 6:00 the build up and suspension that brings you to the climax of everything alone makes you feel the emotion this track conveys.
Exactly and at 7:12 when overlord tells you to get tf out of there bcs you were endangerd of being overrun the track would trigger a run response like i have to get to point A to point B as fast as possible
1:42 - 2:55 This part literally made me cry the first time I heard it.
1:43 always gives me shivers
This really sounds emotional and desperate, just like the mission itself. Maybe I’m too emotional, but this mission is something special and captures a kind of powerlessness that has not been replicated in COD since. This also reminds me of the days when Russia’s military was actually thought of as strong and scary
6:24
Reminds me of the cut audio from the evac site radio. Whenever I heard the civilians taking up arms at the site this part of the song popped into my head.
That's the freakin Capitol building man
1:43 “They got optics on us..snipers, RPG teams and heavy arms fire, all floors..12 o’clock due west from our current position.”
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Don't forget Viktor Zakhaev and Khaled Al-Assad
THEY'RE INSIDE THE CAPITOL BUILDING
1:36 - 3:10 is some powerful music right there. This game had a POWERFUL score.
This game has to be remastered seriously I remember turning around at 1:43 and I could not believe my fucking eyes MW2 is my favourite cod game the emotion seeing the whitehouse at war was breathtaking.
No. do not remaster MW2. They'll just ruin it. its already a perfect game.
@@binarywaffle3433 that didn't age well
@@marbl3d45 Actually, it kinda did.
The most epic mission intro in call of duty modern warfare 2.... The full realization that a powerful nation has been attacked, and bled, and the familiar landscape became a smoking heap of ruins and death
Rangers lead the way!
UUUURAAAAAAA!
Hooah!
@@legendbdq4533 that’s marines haha
All the way
From 6:02 - 6:25 if you listen closely you can hear the sound of marching soldiers.
Victory of OpFor
One of the best campaigns
"Sounds like we gotta be in two places at once"
"Impossible?"
"Not for the 141"
1:43 ah the timing. By the time u get out of the bunker, this part of musics starts to play, as you witness washington dc in flames
The first minute and 20 is a loop that goes on until you complete the first objective, at which point it begins 1:29
Ramirez, count those ballots before the air force arrives
I remember the first time I actually played this mission. My blood went absolutely cold at about 1:43 when you step out of the bunker.
Literally one of the greatest levels in the history of video games. Very few things have been burned into my memory like leaving the bunker for the first time and seeing the Washington Monument just as the music reaches 1:43
I'm not even an American, but I'll never forget seeing the White House getting hit hard after coming out of the bunker and the 1:43 part of the BGM plays in my very first MW2 gameplay. What an insane spectacle it was.
When the mission first opens, you can see you're in Hell. But to see what that Hell once was, the heart of the capital of the United States of America, packs a powerful emotional gut punch the likes of which you don't expect to find in a video game. The music pretty much does the speaking for Ramirez, as he slowly digests what's happening all around him.
I remember my first time playing this, and just the overwhelming feeling of horror, and awe fill me. Seeing the red skies, damaged monuments and buildings. The music, the scared and hurt soldiers. The bodies of US troops in almost every room of every building you cleared. It certainly left an impact on me.
who's still playing this up to now 2014?
Still running lan parties!
Panckes are Awesome MW2 is my favoeite in the series.
Panckes are Awesome Word yo same
2015 here, still playing this level at least once a month.
Best mission of the game
Every once in awhile I get the feeling to replay these missions
If WW3 happens right now or later… ARC - 5555’s quote still makes me fight for my country, *”Look around! We're one and the same; same heart, same blood. Your training is in your blood. And my blood's boiling for a fight!”*
The first time I played this stage I was moved to tears. The way you see the wounded, the way you hear shelling..... Then as you come out of the bunker and round that first corner you see it..... The washington monument, Bare metal exposed.all it once it hits you: This is washington DC.....
3:55 we all know that we shat out pants when we played high explosive for the first time.
Suhaib Rewna shit gets real when you're chased by 4 Juggernauts on Veteran
The segment at 7:54 is totally adrenaline-pumping. Watching the Washington Monument evac site getting hammered to hell by armor and helos as U.S forces desperately struggle to hold them off while protecting the remaining civilians. Hearing soldiers panicking over the radio as they're overrun. It really encaptulates the desperation as Foley's squad barely escapes from the Russian army swarming the building, out for blood. At that point, you know you're outnumbered, the U.S. are losing control over their own capital and shit's hitting the fan. Sprinting to the rooftop is your only chance of survival. And then hearing evacuation order april "everyone get the hell outta there" from overlord over the radio. Hans Zimmer nailed the soundtrack.
"Goliath, Goliath this stalker 2-1, stand by for report 1-3 "
"Stalker 2-1, this is Goliath, send your traffic over."
line whiskey 4-0 personal, line x-ray three columns of mechanized infantry /break/ line yankee:20 Bravo tango Romeos 525-639, Line Zulu: Russian paratroopers
Line alpha: 1915 Zulu
line echo: AK 47's and RPGs, how copy so far over?
personell*
Matthew Pribble wow
Matthew Pribble That's a SALUTE report. Size Activity Location Units Time Equipment.
“Stalker 2-1, say again Line Yankee.”
“I say again Line Yankee, Line Yankee: 20 Bravo Tango Romeos, 525-639. Over.”
“Copy, do you have any further remarks?”
“No further remarks at this time, over.”
“Rodger, keep reporting every 5 mikes. We need any information we can get north of the White House, over.”
@@alexandriaclairesnyder443 grizzly this is wolverine 2-3 were engaging enemy paratroopers how copy
Start reading this at 1:29
All callsigns, the evac site is under heavy fire. Uncover enemy positions and engage potential targets.
They got optics on us! Snipers, RPG teams and heavy arms fire, all floors, twelve o'clock due west of our position!
Incoming!
Overlord, this is Hunter 2-1, requesting air support!
Uh, negative, Hunter 2-1 Actual. All available air supports are tasked with multiple casevacs along the Potomac. Proceed west to the target building and provide support, out.
Roger that, Overlord!
Everyone, get outta the killzone! We gotta buy some time for those casevac birds!
Overlord, 2-1 Actual, we're screening west with no adjacent support, and friendly victors from BCT One are hauling ass past us, over!
Copy that. Brigade Combat Team One has peeled off an LAV to provide suppression, over.
Alright, BCT One's LAV has them suppressed. Get ready to move on my mark! Ready! Go, go, go! Move up, move up!
Daymmm brooo
This game being remastered was the perfect gift, just wish they remastered mp aswell.
In case any is wondering, the bit at 1:43 is from a track named "Seige" on the official soundtrack, which mistakingly lists Hans Zimmer as the composer when he only composed the opening titles soundtrack. The actual composer is Lorne Balfe, who is an occasional "co-worker" of Hans Zimmer.
when cod was cod...
not a fucking combination of halo and titanfall
MrSpiceNinja it started to go Tostitos with bo2
MrSpiceNinja Ironically, the developers of this game are the same team behind Respawn Entertainment and Titanfall.
Thomas The Dank Engine
Well Titan fall imo is a good game, the story just needed to be a bit longer and it was all set to go. Also, what a shame that activision got greedy and caused the old infinity ward team to quit. Guess that explains why MW3 didn't feel the same.
Infinite Warfare was good. If it didn't have the CoD label everyone would say it was the shit. The campaign at least, I didn't play multi.
Titanfall was an amazing game as well as Titanfall 2. However they got fucked over when they launched their game between COD Infinite Warfare and Battlefield 1 which killed their potential sales
2:03 exact moment i saw to the horizon, with the sun cresting and the chinooks flying that way.
Almost 2019 now, and I still have yet to play a game that felt like the old cod games. Damn man, those were the good days
Not that this wasn't a great game, but can we have a modern military game where the USA and Russia are on the same side for once? Against China, North Korea, or some fictional middle-eastern country
James Douglas Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising
J D russia is China’s ally it wouldn’t make since besides what I got against China nk I understand
That would be a risky idea for a story, us vs russia is a safe idea from a selling point
Battlefield 2.
I'm not really sure about that, but some maps do state that Russia was at war with China, which was also fighting the US.
Honestly, if the US and Russia teamed up, no combo would ever match their might. They quite literally could take on the world and win.
Still the most haunting song in all of CoD
1:31
The cutscene for "Wolverines!!!" when NORAD radios a station on the East Coast... Sierra Delta, I believe it was, & the station responds with "Their everywhere! I'm looking at Fighter Jets over I-95, how the hell did they get through!?"
All in all, seeing my country being occupied & destroyed by a foreign Military Force really gave me gossebumps.
When you exit the bunker and see the sky, the destruction, and all the fighting in America's capital, there sheer magnitude made better by the music, really made me emotional and my heart went into my stomach like "I've GOT to save this city!"
1:30 plays when you got out of bunker and see Washington's sky is red and Washington monument is falling down
This music made me cry 😢
You can tell GOW Ragnarok's "Ragnarok" theme took inspiration from this : 1:34
Never thought this music would be somewhat relevant in May-June 2020, lol.
It now is
It now is
@@Brandon-sb3nw LMAOOOO you right
Radio: “We got a man down! I repeat we got a man down!”
You: Continues walking
One of the best fps ever:)
The EMP that occurred after this level had me double taking and watching for zombies. I swear. It was just too creepy... but I fucking loved the suspense.
Damn i get so emotional listening to this
For me this was the best mission in cod history
This was the best game ever and i think only titanfall comes close
Murray Wright titanfall was made by the same devs
meh. Titanfall is a really good game, but the multiplayer gets really repetitive real quick.
Well said. What shocked me was the EAS Alert in the loading screen, then the bunker with dead,dying and wounded soldiers in it.
"They have eyes on us: Snipers, RPG teams, heavy arms fire, top floor due west of our position."
"Incoming!!"
this sound track gives me flashbacks to all cod mw games
3:15 a dark feeling
And a bright hope
The first min sounds so cool.
This music will just like Capitol hill siege in 2021 but only if they manage to burn it down.
@Philip Porcelli but they have Confederate flags and Holocaust slogans.
Best cod of the story
This mission was a literal second D-Day, just as how the Americans fought on Omaha and Utah Beach to liberate France, they now fought on DC to liberate the White house.
1:43 when you round the corner and realize, this is DC..... this is my capital, and it burns.
What Ukraine is hearing right now
nah it's hearing the "Team Player" OST now. Remember? They're the captain now.
@@AMason747 based, Z
@@OneGuyIKnow Holy shit, it's tern to mem already? Goddammit, comrads, мы проиграли.
@@OneGuyIKnow kherson? lyman? kyiv?
Not a true youtube comment section until there’s a loser comparing a real world event to fictional ones
The last time I felt I was as immersed into a game as I would be with a good movie...
They predicted this shit
XD
Lol
"That's the friggin capitol building man"
"Overlord, requesting air support over!"
"Uh negative 2-1 all available air units are currently tasked with multiple casevacs along the Potomic. Proceed west to the the target building and provide support, out."
Who agrees the 'All Ghillied Up' missions were the best in COD hostory
History*
***** Relentless was my favorite, followed by All Ghilled Up
Brice Woods not only is this the wrong level, it’s the wrong fucking game
Of Their Own Accord takes the W
Wolverines! Is close
This entire mission gives me chills, it's just revelation after revelation, hammering in the point that D.C. had fallen to the Russians.
Your a civilian stuck in a bunker in Washington DC, while you hear many explosions and bombardments outside the bunker, as you see more civilians like you being evacuated, many died by Russians, while the remaining survivor's enter the bunker, as fear and crying can be heard, many people thought this is the end of the world, and many people chose to die in the bunker, rather than having a painful death.
Get up, we're Oscar Mike
listen up this evac site is getting hit hard and we need to buy them some time hooah
@@jimmyneutron9144 HOOAH!
Say what you will about Call of Duty, but the soundtrack for this game is a masterpiece.