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My solution to this problem is to wait for Far Cry3 and Bioshock Infinite. Both games have been presented as being character-driven. I simply hope they deliver and we all get awesome gameplay that's intertwined with an awesome story.

Also, I don't think the "saving the world" story is a big deal, I just think there should be a way to link the main quest to the development and growth of the protagonist and other characters.

For the past week, I've been checking Joystiq for a review for MW3. But from all this news of stolen copies and ridiculous e-bay bids, I'm gonna go ahead and guess 5 STARS.

@Dragonmaster700

You, sir, must be reading my mind. That's exactly what I think about the single player campaign. It has it's issues, but the story is comprehensive, engaging, and sometimes moving.

I haven't enjoyed playing SP on an FPS like this since COD 4. Also, awesome multiplayer is awesome.

The armor lock update is great, but all I usually play are the Arena and Swat modes. So, it's not really a big issue.

Wait a second, I thought Spec-Ops was such a big deal because it wasn't a regular co-op campaign. Spec-Ops is more like a Horde/Firefight mode, as opposed to a co-op campaign.

Gears and Halo had co-op campaigns that were exactly the same as Single-Player and I still had a blast with those.

@SolidDuck

Exactly! Halo's co-op mode does not force you to work together, but it's still a lot of fun.

@Burnflare

I understand your point, but isn't the reason Project Ten Dollar is so annoying is the fact that it doesn't have to be done?

@eat it

I know! A lot of people these days think playing CoD is lame because it's so popular. If you like the game, play it. I hope to see you online.

@Bubbameister33

Yeah, but Fallout was a single player game, meaning if you're interested in the extension of the story, you would actually want to get DLC.

@JustinSaneV2

Because those are the numbers for those games in the franchise.