I make games for a living.
That's literally what pays my bills.
And frankly, call of duty is a shit franchise.
The point of my comment is to give criticism. That's accomplished. You don't have to agree with the criticism or even change because of it.
I never like when a game locks you into a single choice or force you to do something. That's why I primarily play sprawling rpg's with non linear story's and if it has multiple endings I'm all the happier.
That's why D&D still has a place in modern gaming. Because the more flexible interaction between player and dm makes the gameplay more personal.
Limiting a player's options can be an incredible tool.
It can be used to force the player to feel an emotion or make a decision they would find difficult.
But when you artificially limit the options in a scope that wouldnt normally have such limits it distances the player from their virtual counterpart. It injects a separation that is destructive to the narrative.
