[Official] Call of Duty: World at War

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It is not that easy but Veteran is about twice as hard. Treyarch messed it up again like they did in COD3.

I'm still on my first play through on Hardened, and the game is stupidly difficult. Some of the level design on the mortar/tunnel mission was hideous. The enemies weren't actually difficult to kill, their positioning was just ridiculous.

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I have no intent on doing anymore single player now that I beat it on Normal. It was ridiculous and, honestly, the strategy seemed to be tons of grenades and constantly respawning enemies. They weren't smart at all.

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So I am on the level "burn em out" and right at the end where it says regroup in the final mortar pit but when I get there nothing happens, glitch? I restarted but it does the same.

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I have no intent on doing anymore single player now that I beat it on Normal. It was ridiculous and, honestly, the strategy seemed to be tons of grenades and constantly respawning enemies. They weren't smart at all.

Exactly. It wasn't difficulty in the sense that it required you to think over your stratergy or consider other methods, it was just plain dumb and incredibly frustrating.

I hate it when developers get lazy and resort to multiplying enemies rather than actually making them smarter. It's plain lazy.

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I managed to get him in the end, persistence DOES pay off. But yeah, that was a very annoying level. I kept finding myself stuck to various objects throughout the room when trying to take cover. Not to mention the Russian soldier guy was practically useless with his late position calling.

I've been playing it on hardened and I nearly threw the damn thing because of this, you have to be really quick to hit him first.. really quick :angry:. Took me a good 30mins to finally kill him

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I finally did those 2 levels only to go to Soviet level and drive tanks :( I hate driving in shooting games.

I thought the tank level was awesome. Wait for Plane level, it is even more awesome and Watchout for 2nd last level of game. Its so ****ing tough especially in hard or veteran difficulty.

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Double XP again this weekend. Two of my friends already playing, will be playing myself within an hour or so. Maybe finally prestige.

Anyone want to join us feel free to join the party I am in once I am on.

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As what was posted in another thread, a new map was released as part of a PC patch for WaW, Makin Day.

Over in the xbox forums, JD 2020, a Treyarch Community Manager, said Makin Day will be released as free DLC on the consoles.

Walkthrough of map during "day"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9vV3XI4ytc.swf

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