I want to see like the actions from like To Late The Hero Movie.when Michael Caine, Henry Fonda, Cliff Robertson, Denholm Elliott, Ian Bannen, Lance Percival, Ronald Fraser, Harry Andrews and Percy Herbert , the lieutenant and the rest go into the Japanese territory.
Plot
In the 1942 Pacific War part of World War II, Lieutenant Sam Lawson, U.S.N. (Robertson), is a Japanese language interpreter who — so far — has avoided combat. Although Lawson is slated for shore leave in forty-eight hours, his commanding officer (Henry Fonda in a cameo role) unexpectedly cancels his leave and informs Lawson that he is to be assigned to a British infantry commando unit in the New Hebrides Islands for a combat mission.
The British base is situated in the middle of a large open field, several hundred yards from the edge of the jungle; on the other side of the jungle is an observation and communications post controlled by the Japanese. Shortly after Lawson’s arrival at the British base, there is a commotion as a patrol of British soldiers sprint out of the jungle and across the open field, pursued by the Japanese. The base commander, Col. Thompson (Harry Andrews), instructs his men to keep well back, out of enemy range; they watch as the patrol are cut down by Japanese machine-gun fire.
Lawson’s commando group is instructed to reach the Japanese post and destroy their radio transmitter, to prevent their relaying the existence of an American naval convoy which is scheduled to appear on the horizon in three days. The post’s radio operator transmits an “all’s well” signal every night at midnight; it will be Lawson’s job to transmit a fake signal (in Japanese) to buy the Allies another 24 hours before the attack is discovered.
The commando group is led by Captain Hornsby (Elliott), a very British officer from the upper classes who apparently has a history of foolhardiness. The other members of the squad are draftees from Singapore, whose enthusiasm for fighting leaves something to be desired: Tosh (Caine), a cynical Cockney who is also the squad’s medic; Jock (Bannen), a lean Scot whom Lawson at first considers slightly cracked for skipping on patrol and singing the Teddy Bears’ Picnic, Campbell (Ronald Fraser), a fat Glaswegian; gray-haired Sergeant Johnstone (Percy Herbert); Scott the radio operator (Harvey Jason); and the other soldiers — Griffiths, Rogers, Currie, Connolly, and Riddle.
≠There were an additional two men on this patrol. One stepped on a land mine and another was killed when extricating from the Japanese listening post.≠
By the time the squad reaches the Japanese post, Riddle, Connolly, and Currie have been fatally shot in a botched ambush of a Japanese patrol — which, Tosh mutters to Lawson, was botched entirely due to Hornsby’s incompetence: the ambushers were positioned on both sides of the trail, and the dead men seem to have been the victims of friendly fire. Johnstone also is wounded in another encounter. Since the squad can’t carry him with them, Hornsby leaves Johnstone with a packet of cigarettes; shortly thereafter, Johnstone is discovered by the Japanese and his throat slit.
As the men prepare to carry out their mission at the Japanese base, Scott slips and drops the radio with which Lawson was supposed to have sent the midnight transmission, breaking several of the valves. Hornsby determines to carry on anyway, by taking over the Japanese radio hut himself and using their radio to send the “all’s well”. Lawson flatly refuses to take part in any such scheme, giving the excuse that Hornsby is disobeying their orders with this extemporization. Nevertheless, Hornsby walks boldly into the Japanese camp and enters the radio hut without being spotted; he knocks out the Japanese radio operator with the butt of his pistol and motions to Lawson and Scott. Scott goes to the hut; Tosh urges Lawson to go, if only because Hornsby’s and Scott’s lives now depend on him; but Lawson still refuses. Meanwhile, the Japanese radio operator comes to, and in the ensuing fracas both Scott and Hornsby are killed. Lawson finds himself in the mud under a hut, staring into the dead Hornsby’s face.
With Hornsby dead, Lawson is now the ranking officer, with only himself, Tosh, Campbell, Jock, Griffiths, and Rogers left alive — and Jock has been wounded in the debacle at the Japanese base. Furthermore, the Japanese Major Yamaguchi (Takakura) is now determined that they should not get back to the British base and report the secret Japanese airfield and planes they have discovered. The Japanese set up loudspeakers in the trees, through which Yamaguchi exhorts the Allied men to give themselves up; he says he’ll see that they are well treated. Lawson and Tosh agree that Yamaguchi is not to be trusted, but Campbell is positively in favor of surrender, and he works at Griffiths as Jock gets weaker from his wound. Finally, while Lawson and Tosh are asleep, Campbell tries to sneak off into the jungle; but Jock spots him and asks where he’s going. Campbell strangles Jock, wakes Griffiths and Rogers, and the three of them run off.
Lawson and Tosh must now make their way back to base alone. Yamaguchi attempts to outwit them psychologically, using the lives of Griffiths and Rogers as bargaining chips. (Campbell, on the other hand, has been killed in gruesome fashion after the Japanese discovered on his person a ring belonging to one of the officers the patrol ambushed.) As Lawson and Tosh reach the edge of the open field separating the jungle from the British base, Yamaguchi announces that they have three minutes left to surrender; Japanese soldiers have the field covered with machine guns. At this point Lawson suggests that they give Yamaguchi a taste of his own medicine. They double back, locate the Japanese major, and shoot him from the cover of the bushes, leaving the Japanese forces leaderless and in disarray. They then sprint out across the field, zig-zagging to avoid enemy fire, while the British once again gather out of range to watch their progress. Despite cover fire from the base, one of the pair is hit and falls, then the other.
But then one of the fallen men rises and staggers into the British base, where he collapses. A crowd gathers around him. He stands up, and it is revealed that it is Tosh that has survived. Colonel Thompson asks who the other man was who was killed in the field, to which Tosh replies, “A hero. He killed fifteen Japs single-handed — thirty, if you like.” The film closes with a long shot of Tosh as he walks back out to collect Lawson’s body.
Personally I’d enjoy it if they set it during Vietnam or the Cold War. When it comes to video games, those eras are usually neglected in favour of World War II. Either that, or a Future Warfare could be interesting, set in something like the 22nd Century.
MW2 was the best game yet during modern warfare 3 I hope to see a special zombie level and make a more believable story if it’s not gonna be modern warfare 3 well then I don’t know
for starters infinity ward does the modern warfares so thats out of the question and two its already confirmed to be in vietnam and i would like some zombie thing
I think it would be amazing if you would have a red perk that gave you an extra killstrak reward! Also the private match glitch should be anabled where you get xp from private matches!
When it comes to the weapons the thermal scope is amazing so i hope they save that eventhough it had not been invented when the Vietnam war took place.
What about a new game mod where that we call Sabotaged search and destroy: Search and Destroy where you spawn up to 5 times and there is three boms and you still get 500 (MW”) or 50 (WAW). That would be f***in Awsome!!!!
Call of Duty World At War was an awesome game. I hope Treyarch continues to raise the bar within the franchise. The only thing I would ask extra is to bring created classes from multiplayer into the zombie mode.
more vehicular action, in depth and lengthier missions, graphicness of WAW should stay (it is Vietnam after all) all for the era switch its about time. Given MW 2 was great i think CoD should cover a new time like Vietnam for a try. MAke mission selection and progress like COD 2 where there wer multiple campaigns if possible and bring back the more open objectives. i put my trust in believin treyarch will know how to run the rest :}
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oh and please more in game animations and cutscenes MW 2 did a great job of this
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another excellent idea to widen the depth beyond americas involvement and for more campaigns would be for american french and cuban campaign where u play as the cubans durin the early 60s durinf the missile crisis. the french would be during the 50s before america became invovlved. this is where the roots of the war started when the french tried to invade vietnam. and of course the rough and tough american campaign throughout the late 60s and maybe early 70s to the finally level at Saigon! Hows that sound for an epic COD Game???
Modern Warfare 2 was a huge step forward. I loved the killstreak rewards. But I hope in COD7 the weapons can have skins, customizable clothes, and more in depth zombie levels. In COD5 the campaign was good the 1st 1 or 2 times but then Nazi Zombies really was fun. I just thought the multiplayer was freakishly bland. It was very dark and gloomy (except for cliffside.)
Something futuristic like “Call of Duty: World War III” would be cool or something where aliens attack. Though a Vietnam based game would be good to where u go through the jungle and stuff.
i just want music from that era, a long single player campaign (at least 10 hours of playing time in easy). i want weapons from that eras. i wanna be able to play as south vietnamese force sometimes. i want it to be modder-friendly (aka i can make my own maps, design my own weapons etc). i want dedicated server for pc.
I’ve really got it this time!
A completely nazi zombie based game where there is a story to it and zombies take over the world.
To be able to customize your character’s features, name and occaisionally clothing would also be great. There needs to be more campaign levels and dammit makke it come out on Nintendo Wii! Some people can’t gaet there hands on an Xbox or Ps3.
The ability to choose what weapons you want to use before you start the singleplayer missions.
the ability to customize you characters uniform (ghillie sui, face, guns… ect) and name.
Zombies…
I want to see like the actions from like To Late The Hero Movie.when Michael Caine, Henry Fonda, Cliff Robertson, Denholm Elliott, Ian Bannen, Lance Percival, Ronald Fraser, Harry Andrews and Percy Herbert , the lieutenant and the rest go into the Japanese territory.
Plot
In the 1942 Pacific War part of World War II, Lieutenant Sam Lawson, U.S.N. (Robertson), is a Japanese language interpreter who — so far — has avoided combat. Although Lawson is slated for shore leave in forty-eight hours, his commanding officer (Henry Fonda in a cameo role) unexpectedly cancels his leave and informs Lawson that he is to be assigned to a British infantry commando unit in the New Hebrides Islands for a combat mission.
The British base is situated in the middle of a large open field, several hundred yards from the edge of the jungle; on the other side of the jungle is an observation and communications post controlled by the Japanese. Shortly after Lawson’s arrival at the British base, there is a commotion as a patrol of British soldiers sprint out of the jungle and across the open field, pursued by the Japanese. The base commander, Col. Thompson (Harry Andrews), instructs his men to keep well back, out of enemy range; they watch as the patrol are cut down by Japanese machine-gun fire.
Lawson’s commando group is instructed to reach the Japanese post and destroy their radio transmitter, to prevent their relaying the existence of an American naval convoy which is scheduled to appear on the horizon in three days. The post’s radio operator transmits an “all’s well” signal every night at midnight; it will be Lawson’s job to transmit a fake signal (in Japanese) to buy the Allies another 24 hours before the attack is discovered.
The commando group is led by Captain Hornsby (Elliott), a very British officer from the upper classes who apparently has a history of foolhardiness. The other members of the squad are draftees from Singapore, whose enthusiasm for fighting leaves something to be desired: Tosh (Caine), a cynical Cockney who is also the squad’s medic; Jock (Bannen), a lean Scot whom Lawson at first considers slightly cracked for skipping on patrol and singing the Teddy Bears’ Picnic, Campbell (Ronald Fraser), a fat Glaswegian; gray-haired Sergeant Johnstone (Percy Herbert); Scott the radio operator (Harvey Jason); and the other soldiers — Griffiths, Rogers, Currie, Connolly, and Riddle.
≠There were an additional two men on this patrol. One stepped on a land mine and another was killed when extricating from the Japanese listening post.≠
By the time the squad reaches the Japanese post, Riddle, Connolly, and Currie have been fatally shot in a botched ambush of a Japanese patrol — which, Tosh mutters to Lawson, was botched entirely due to Hornsby’s incompetence: the ambushers were positioned on both sides of the trail, and the dead men seem to have been the victims of friendly fire. Johnstone also is wounded in another encounter. Since the squad can’t carry him with them, Hornsby leaves Johnstone with a packet of cigarettes; shortly thereafter, Johnstone is discovered by the Japanese and his throat slit.
As the men prepare to carry out their mission at the Japanese base, Scott slips and drops the radio with which Lawson was supposed to have sent the midnight transmission, breaking several of the valves. Hornsby determines to carry on anyway, by taking over the Japanese radio hut himself and using their radio to send the “all’s well”. Lawson flatly refuses to take part in any such scheme, giving the excuse that Hornsby is disobeying their orders with this extemporization. Nevertheless, Hornsby walks boldly into the Japanese camp and enters the radio hut without being spotted; he knocks out the Japanese radio operator with the butt of his pistol and motions to Lawson and Scott. Scott goes to the hut; Tosh urges Lawson to go, if only because Hornsby’s and Scott’s lives now depend on him; but Lawson still refuses. Meanwhile, the Japanese radio operator comes to, and in the ensuing fracas both Scott and Hornsby are killed. Lawson finds himself in the mud under a hut, staring into the dead Hornsby’s face.
With Hornsby dead, Lawson is now the ranking officer, with only himself, Tosh, Campbell, Jock, Griffiths, and Rogers left alive — and Jock has been wounded in the debacle at the Japanese base. Furthermore, the Japanese Major Yamaguchi (Takakura) is now determined that they should not get back to the British base and report the secret Japanese airfield and planes they have discovered. The Japanese set up loudspeakers in the trees, through which Yamaguchi exhorts the Allied men to give themselves up; he says he’ll see that they are well treated. Lawson and Tosh agree that Yamaguchi is not to be trusted, but Campbell is positively in favor of surrender, and he works at Griffiths as Jock gets weaker from his wound. Finally, while Lawson and Tosh are asleep, Campbell tries to sneak off into the jungle; but Jock spots him and asks where he’s going. Campbell strangles Jock, wakes Griffiths and Rogers, and the three of them run off.
Lawson and Tosh must now make their way back to base alone. Yamaguchi attempts to outwit them psychologically, using the lives of Griffiths and Rogers as bargaining chips. (Campbell, on the other hand, has been killed in gruesome fashion after the Japanese discovered on his person a ring belonging to one of the officers the patrol ambushed.) As Lawson and Tosh reach the edge of the open field separating the jungle from the British base, Yamaguchi announces that they have three minutes left to surrender; Japanese soldiers have the field covered with machine guns. At this point Lawson suggests that they give Yamaguchi a taste of his own medicine. They double back, locate the Japanese major, and shoot him from the cover of the bushes, leaving the Japanese forces leaderless and in disarray. They then sprint out across the field, zig-zagging to avoid enemy fire, while the British once again gather out of range to watch their progress. Despite cover fire from the base, one of the pair is hit and falls, then the other.
But then one of the fallen men rises and staggers into the British base, where he collapses. A crowd gathers around him. He stands up, and it is revealed that it is Tosh that has survived. Colonel Thompson asks who the other man was who was killed in the field, to which Tosh replies, “A hero. He killed fifteen Japs single-handed — thirty, if you like.” The film closes with a long shot of Tosh as he walks back out to collect Lawson’s body.
and i also want the call of duty 7 game to be base on like the ( To Late The Hero ) MOVIE
Thanks
More missions.
zombiess y qe el juego sea mucho mas largoo y qe en cada checkpoint pase una historia como los resident evil o algo asi por el estilo !
I wanr Zombies
i want it to be a modern warfare 3 here are some reasons:
1: I NEED to know what happens to soap
2: MW 1 & 2 were the only good call of duty’s
3:amazing story
there wishlist of it being a modern warfare 3
i think you lot should spend more time on making the game cz on all the cods if u look at the floor the detail is ****
Personally I’d enjoy it if they set it during Vietnam or the Cold War. When it comes to video games, those eras are usually neglected in favour of World War II. Either that, or a Future Warfare could be interesting, set in something like the 22nd Century.
MW2 was the best game yet during modern warfare 3 I hope to see a special zombie level and make a more believable story if it’s not gonna be modern warfare 3 well then I don’t know
for starters infinity ward does the modern warfares so thats out of the question and two its already confirmed to be in vietnam and i would like some zombie thing
I think it would be amazing if you would have a red perk that gave you an extra killstrak reward! Also the private match glitch should be anabled where you get xp from private matches!
When it comes to the weapons the thermal scope is amazing so i hope they save that eventhough it had not been invented when the Vietnam war took place.
What about a new game mod where that we call Sabotaged search and destroy: Search and Destroy where you spawn up to 5 times and there is three boms and you still get 500 (MW”) or 50 (WAW). That would be f***in Awsome!!!!
Call of Duty World At War was an awesome game. I hope Treyarch continues to raise the bar within the franchise. The only thing I would ask extra is to bring created classes from multiplayer into the zombie mode.
more vehicular action, in depth and lengthier missions, graphicness of WAW should stay (it is Vietnam after all) all for the era switch its about time. Given MW 2 was great i think CoD should cover a new time like Vietnam for a try. MAke mission selection and progress like COD 2 where there wer multiple campaigns if possible and bring back the more open objectives. i put my trust in believin treyarch will know how to run the rest :}
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oh and please more in game animations and cutscenes MW 2 did a great job of this
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another excellent idea to widen the depth beyond americas involvement and for more campaigns would be for american french and cuban campaign where u play as the cubans durin the early 60s durinf the missile crisis. the french would be during the 50s before america became invovlved. this is where the roots of the war started when the french tried to invade vietnam. and of course the rough and tough american campaign throughout the late 60s and maybe early 70s to the finally level at Saigon! Hows that sound for an epic COD Game???
Modern Warfare 2 was a huge step forward. I loved the killstreak rewards. But I hope in COD7 the weapons can have skins, customizable clothes, and more in depth zombie levels. In COD5 the campaign was good the 1st 1 or 2 times but then Nazi Zombies really was fun. I just thought the multiplayer was freakishly bland. It was very dark and gloomy (except for cliffside.)
how about having a game set in ww1. with levels like passendale, the somme etc.
Biggest request is 2-player campaign mode! IW doesn’t understand, but WAW had it, so it should be here also.
Also, system link, dammit!
Something futuristic like “Call of Duty: World War III” would be cool or something where aliens attack. Though a Vietnam based game would be good to where u go through the jungle and stuff.
PS- Also more missions cos there aint enough!
i just want music from that era, a long single player campaign (at least 10 hours of playing time in easy). i want weapons from that eras. i wanna be able to play as south vietnamese force sometimes. i want it to be modder-friendly (aka i can make my own maps, design my own weapons etc). i want dedicated server for pc.
a return to the base gametype as in call of duty……..and dedicated servers
Bring Back the WWII for call of duty 7 and I’ll disappointment if they making for vietham war is stupid idea.
Nazi campaign, American Campaign and British Campaign would be great. Bring Back Nazi zombie.
I thought Modern Warfare 2 is ****.
it would be cool if they could make a COD game that is 3-D…..but i think im going to far….i just wish is COD 7 you can custoize your players
Can Call Of Duty 7 Can Be Rated T And Take Place In The Current Middle Eastern War What is Going On Right Now Please
it would be cool if you could fight as the opposing sides in this game. A german campaign and japanese campaign
LOCAL LAN SUPPORT!!!
More Maps
Better sounding Weapons
I’ve really got it this time!
A completely nazi zombie based game where there is a story to it and zombies take over the world.
To be able to customize your character’s features, name and occaisionally clothing would also be great. There needs to be more campaign levels and dammit makke it come out on Nintendo Wii! Some people can’t gaet there hands on an Xbox or Ps3.
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