I've heard someone say Titanfall 2's campaign is comparable in quality to Wolfenstein: The New Order.

[The Male/Man]

Should I find them and slit their throat for heresy, or is there any truth to this?

[ShikenNuggets]

People actually bought Titanfall 2?

[Digital_Bullit]

Originally posted by ShikenNuggets:

People actually bought Titanfall 2?

Nope. Nobody did.

[Digital_Bullit]

Originally posted by Valentine's Void the Indolant:

Should I find them and slit their throat for heresy, or is there any truth to this?

I'm a pretty objective kind of person. And after thinking about the two campaigns for about 13 seconds, believe me (this faceless stranger on the internet) when I say that outside of them both being primarily fps' there is very very little in common.

Wolfenstein TNO is very bleak, violent, at times emotional, and has an underlying theme of hope despite the odds. It almost feels as though it would make a great grindhouse film directed by Quentin Tarantino.

Titanfall 2 is pretty much a well thought out comic book. Not nearly as bleak, or violent (it is violent but it is not portrayed in a real world kind of way), and the overall tone makes it feel like it was made by Marvel. It has its moments when it tries to be emotional but it's more cliche and doesn't carry the weight that Wolfenstein does. Also the gameplay mechanics are very modern, whereas Wolfenstein is more of a classic slow methodical type of pace.

They are nothing alike, but if you want story go with Wolfenstein. Titanfall 2 is something else entirely.

[The Male/Man]

Originally posted by Digital_Bullit:

Originally posted by Valentine's Void the Indolant:

Should I find them and slit their throat for heresy, or is there any truth to this?

I'm a pretty objective kind of person. And after thinking about the two campaigns for about 13 seconds, believe me (this faceless stranger on the internet) when I say that outside of them both being primarily fps' there is very very little in common.

Wolfenstein TNO is very bleak, violent, at times emotional, and has an underlying theme of hope despite the odds. It almost feels as though it would make a great grindhouse film directed by Quentin Tarantino.

Titanfall 2 is pretty much a well thought out comic book. Not nearly as bleak, or violent (it is violent but it is not portrayed in a real world kind of way), and the overall tone makes it feel like it was made by Marvel. It has its moments when it tries to be emotional but it's more cliche and doesn't carry the weight that Wolfenstein does. Also the gameplay mechanics are very modern, whereas Wolfenstein is more of a classic slow methodical type of pace.

They are nothing alike, but if you want story go with Wolfenstein. Titanfall 2 is something else entirely.

I couldn't help but notice that your preference on the matter wasn't crystal clear.

[Malker]

Originally posted by Valentine's Void the Indolant:

Originally posted by Digital_Bullit:

I'm a pretty objective kind of person. And after thinking about the two campaigns for about 13 seconds, believe me (this faceless stranger on the internet) when I say that outside of them both being primarily fps' there is very very little in common.

Wolfenstein TNO is very bleak, violent, at times emotional, and has an underlying theme of hope despite the odds. It almost feels as though it would make a great grindhouse film directed by Quentin Tarantino.

Titanfall 2 is pretty much a well thought out comic book. Not nearly as bleak, or violent (it is violent but it is not portrayed in a real world kind of way), and the overall tone makes it feel like it was made by Marvel. It has its moments when it tries to be emotional but it's more cliche and doesn't carry the weight that Wolfenstein does. Also the gameplay mechanics are very modern, whereas Wolfenstein is more of a classic slow methodical type of pace.

They are nothing alike, but if you want story go with Wolfenstein. Titanfall 2 is something else entirely.

I couldn't help but notice that your preference on the matter wasn't crystal clear.

Both are FPS. I hope it's much clearer now.

[The Male/Man]

Originally posted by Malker:

Originally posted by Valentine's Void the Indolant:

I couldn't help but notice that your preference on the matter wasn't crystal clear.

Both are FPS. I hope it's much clearer now.

You some kinda racist, boi?

[Malker]

Originally posted by Valentine's Void the Indolant:

Originally posted by Malker:

Both are FPS. I hope it's much clearer now.

You some kinda racist, boi?

Schubladen I like Schubladen.

[The Male/Man]

Originally posted by Malker:

Originally posted by Valentine's Void the Indolant:

You some kinda racist, boi?

Schubladen I like Schubladen.

Even worse, you go to Kohls!? Eww...

[CADMonkey]

Originally posted by Digital_Bullit:

Originally posted by ShikenNuggets:

People actually bought Titanfall 2?

Nope. Nobody did.

I did...

[ShikenNuggets]

Originally posted by Eloresean:

Originally posted by Digital_Bullit:

Nope. Nobody did.

I did...

Well that was stupid.

[CADMonkey]

Originally posted by ShikenNuggets:

Originally posted by Eloresean:

I did...

Well that was stupid.

Oh !! Really ?? Care to enlighten ?? xD

[Connatic]

Originally posted by Valentine's Void the Indolant:

Should I find them and slit their throat for heresy, or is there any truth to this?

Well I did here it was pretty decent...suprised a lot of people I guess that it was actually good.

[BAITness]

The TF2 campaign is actually good. It is several average levels and one level that absolutely blew my mind. If you do not mind spoilering it for yourself, the level is called "Effect and Cause" and you can check some playthroughs on youtube. Writing-wise the campaign is not great, and it is not as long nor as consistantly excellent as this campaign. Overall, the Wolfenstein campaign is vastly superior. That one level though, I will never forget.