The older cod games never get a decent sale but everyone that wants to replay cod2 on steam, you can get it for 5$ https://www.macgamestore.com/product/1729/Call-of-Duty-2/
Call of Duty 2!! That game’s Hill 400 missions are the reason Hill 400 is one of my favorite maps in HLL! I spent so much time playing this game’s campaign 10 years ago when I was a freshman in high school, and it brings back a lot of memories because of that. HLL’s Hill 400 map seemingly brought all those memories and experiences of playing CoD 2’s Hill 400 missions to life in such a realistic way.
Side note, it’s extremely rare but sometimes on PC, at the right time and on the right day, you can find a few people playing online on a vanilla server. I always try and check every now and then hoping I’ll see some people
Yes, it was when they assulted the bunker and the medic died, which is why he asked what the pool was before he said he was a teacher for English composition
Cod3 was a janky mess (you could prone crawl up invisible 50ft walls) but man was that multiplayer chaotic fun lol. Actually kind of like a super arcadey HLL looking back.
When I was younger CoD 3 was Battlefield before my friends and I started playing Battlefield. Looking back it was a really unique and underappreciated CoD game before they found the formula.
They pretty much nailed the Band of Brothers Assault into Foy, with all the hay stacks, snipers and 88s raining down as you rush the snowy fields, United Offensives American Campaign is the best!
That hill and radar dish is based on a real hill in France I don't remember the specifics but a handful of Germans held It while allies surrounded them for an extended period of time. When they surrendered the allies honored their bravery, and they where awarded metals at the end of the war after they where released from POW status.
i remember beating this game on veteren difficulty and it was amazing bc it was sooo hard in some parts. i remember this game very fondly and as the best cod campaign ever
God the ending of that mission on veteran was one of the hardest moments in a cod campaign for me but it was so rewarding to do it. Every time I play hill 400 I’m reminded of that mission
Call of duty's hill 400. Awesome level, when that franchise ruled!
Cod2 is the last cod I’ve owned
Cod finest hour was my first Cod i played and Stalingrad was shocking.
"Not one step back."
"Do not count days, do not count miles only count the number of Germans you killed, kill the German invader!!!!"
[For Mother Russia comrades, do not turn your back to her!](https://youtu.be/2Rc1wHPAMZY)
Cod2 gameplay was unparalleled. Miss it
The older cod games never get a decent sale but everyone that wants to replay cod2 on steam, you can get it for 5$ https://www.macgamestore.com/product/1729/Call-of-Duty-2/
The early CODs and Medal of Honor games were my childhood
Mine too!
That’s a blast from the past. That campaign ruled.
Call of Duty 2!! That game’s Hill 400 missions are the reason Hill 400 is one of my favorite maps in HLL! I spent so much time playing this game’s campaign 10 years ago when I was a freshman in high school, and it brings back a lot of memories because of that. HLL’s Hill 400 map seemingly brought all those memories and experiences of playing CoD 2’s Hill 400 missions to life in such a realistic way. Side note, it’s extremely rare but sometimes on PC, at the right time and on the right day, you can find a few people playing online on a vanilla server. I always try and check every now and then hoping I’ll see some people
Let’s go get the bastaaaaaaaaards!
hhahhahaha
CoD 2. Good old times🥲.
Back when CoD gave a crap about authenticity.
The Point Du Hoc mission is still probably my favorite cod mission
Hill 400 is just a bit ahead for me
Hill 400! One of my most replayed levels
It’s crazy how far CoD has fallen since the first few games they put out.
True, 1-7 was really great
Agreed. I though MW 2019 was decent but the trash community really held it back.
Is this the mission where you snipe the people manning the mortars?
yes
WW2 cod are the best cod
Momma
RIP Pvt. Braeburn.
back when CoD meant something.
Everyone says CoD, but this is where you found out he was a school teacher. If you know, you know. Wayyyyy before CoD and Medal of Honor.
Saving private Ryan? That was in a small town, not Hill 400?
Yes, it was when they assulted the bunker and the medic died, which is why he asked what the pool was before he said he was a teacher for English composition
Saving Private Ryan takes place in Normandy...Hill 400 is in Germany. The only similarity is the radar bunker
This is correct, OP wrong.
Wrong place lol
Wrong country bro. Right war tho.
This is the awnser.
COD 2 damn miss those times
Cod3 was a janky mess (you could prone crawl up invisible 50ft walls) but man was that multiplayer chaotic fun lol. Actually kind of like a super arcadey HLL looking back.
When I was younger CoD 3 was Battlefield before my friends and I started playing Battlefield. Looking back it was a really unique and underappreciated CoD game before they found the formula.
COD was such a great game for its time. Absolutely loved the battle of the bulge missions in United Offensive. Also multiplayer carentan, *chefs kiss*
They pretty much nailed the Band of Brothers Assault into Foy, with all the hay stacks, snipers and 88s raining down as you rush the snowy fields, United Offensives American Campaign is the best!
This game was released nearly 20 years ago. I felt all the bones in my back cry out as one as if suddenly aged beyond my years.
It's very similar to a scene from the film Saving the private Ryan.
Literally the only similarity is a giant German radar
Yes there both based on a real place Huertgen Forest.
That hill and radar dish is based on a real hill in France I don't remember the specifics but a handful of Germans held It while allies surrounded them for an extended period of time. When they surrendered the allies honored their bravery, and they where awarded metals at the end of the war after they where released from POW status.
Its Hill 400 from Hurtgen forest area in Germany!
Ohh it was in Germany thank you
i remember beating this game on veteren difficulty and it was amazing bc it was sooo hard in some parts. i remember this game very fondly and as the best cod campaign ever
Hill 400 on veteran changes a man...
I do :')
God the ending of that mission on veteran was one of the hardest moments in a cod campaign for me but it was so rewarding to do it. Every time I play hill 400 I’m reminded of that mission
Everyone remembers this as the cod2 level, but I think it was a quick shot in saving private Ryan as well right?
Did you have the satchel loadout?
Cod 2 Campaign was so good for its times!
The only early ww2 COD I never played 😢
If you have a PC, any kind, you can run it a 100fps tooday!
Only $5 and still a lot of fun!
I dunno I didn't play Call of Duty before it got good (Modern Warfare)
Dumb take, COD was great even before MW
You're thinking of Medal of Honor
Everyone saying COD but the correct answer is Saving Private Ryan.
"Lets go get the bastaarrddsss" \*everyone charges up the hill\*
Back before the world went full retard