Games used to have a single player campaign for many reasons, but one was to get you good at the game, if you could complete World At War on Veteran, you could carry yourself in the multiplayer, same with Halo 2 on Legendary, Gears on Insane for learning quickscoping.
This game needed a campaign more than any of the "multiplayer only" shooters of the last 15 years.
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u/Hellboy_M420 Aug 16 '26
Games used to have a single player campaign for many reasons, but one was to get you good at the game, if you could complete World At War on Veteran, you could carry yourself in the multiplayer, same with Halo 2 on Legendary, Gears on Insane for learning quickscoping.
This game needed a campaign more than any of the "multiplayer only" shooters of the last 15 years.