My biggest complaint about CoD is that the singleplayer is really more of a movie than a game. The story and the characters are always interesting, the voice ac

My biggest complaint about CoD is that the singleplayer is really more of a movie than a game. The story and the characters are always interesting, the voice acting and music are great, and the game looks very impressive (especially the semi-interactive cutscenes). The problem is that the game designers usually resort to tricks like infinite enemies, enemies that only shoot at you and not your squadmates, etc. I guess what I'm saying is that it is a very linear scripted experience when compared to games like Halo. The multiplayer on the other hand is what most people seem to buy the game for, and consequently I think that's what gets the most attention. I think there are some pretty significant changes in-between the games that really couldn't be done with DLC, so the cries that CoD is becoming the Madden on FPS games are unwarranted IMO. I'm not sure why people bash Treyarch. I really liked MW2 and spec ops, but Treyarch brought us split-screen on XBL (yes, some people actually do play split-screen) and zombies. As someone who mainly plays zombies on BO I do wish they would release the zombies maps as standalone DLC. Spending 15$ when I'm only going to play one map is an annoying waste of money.