call of duty 4

david cork

feel stupid doing this but just got the game and in the first level training. gaz wants me to destroy a watermelon using my knife or weapon but i have tried everything and i cant. advice is sorely needed pretty please

zero19

Press down on the right stick?

Soby

Mikeyt086

If your having trouble slicing Watermelons i reccommend "Mile High Club" on Veteran difficulty. Its way easier

zAbbo

Skip gaz, the training and SP and just play it on MP

DarkJager

zAbbo wrote: »

Skip gaz, the training and SP and just play it on MP

And miss one of the greatest single player fps games in recent years??? Bad idea..

Twilightning

DarkJager wrote: »

And miss one of the greatest single player fps games in recent years??? Bad idea..

I'd hardly call it one of the greatest single player first person shooters. The campaign is short and the storyline is fairly manufactured. :P

Stick to multiplayer, better by leaps and bounds. Plus you'll just end up slitting your wrists at all the failed attempts you'll have made at trying to complete it on veteran difficulty. :pac:

Mr Freeze

DarkJager wrote: »

And miss one of the greatest single player fps games in recent years??? Bad idea..

+1

Play the single player. It is brilliant.

Oafley Jones

LIGHTNING wrote: »

Yea I have to agree with you, I thought the single player was so linear and poorly scripted it was almost funny. Look no enemies, take one step forward oh look loads of enemies. Walk twenty feet forward and they stop appearing, quality gaming right their.

Must say I liked the story and it had some unexpected turns, but COD's single player is little more than wack-a-mole. Would love to the see the end of respawning enemies, it'd at least give you the option to play more tactically, rather just than rushing from one trigger point to the next.

Evolute

What he said about pushing the stick either that or hit B at the watermelon to slice it in two its not that hard.:)

Penn

The single player is fantastic. Fair enough, it has its flaws. But the level where you wear the Ghillie suit and the "One shot, one kill" bit were epic. Besides, its best to hone your skills in single player instead of diving head first into a multi-player which some people have been playing for a year and a half*


*not continuously

Clareman

Press down on the stick and go through the SP option, you can have as much of a debate about whether it's best, but it will prepare you for MP, it teaches you to use most weapons and to vary your tactics

smooch71

paddyirishman85 wrote: »

The single player is fantastic. Fair enough, it has its flaws. But the level where you wear the Ghillie suit and the "One shot, one kill" bit were epic. Besides, its best to hone your skills in single player instead of diving head first into a multi-player which some people have been playing for a year and a half*


*not continuously

I think some of them may have!

Either that or I just suck

LD 50

Twilightning wrote: »

I'd hardly call it one of the greatest single player first person shooters. The campaign is short and the storyline is fairly manufactured. :P

Stick to multiplayer, better by leaps and bounds. Plus you'll just end up slitting your wrists at all the failed attempts you'll have made at trying to complete it on veteran difficulty. :pac:

Ah but when you do finally get it it feels so good.

NunianVonFuch

LD 50 wrote: »

Ah but when you do finally get it it feels so good.

Especially the Mile High Club level. After trying it for 2 hours I got all the way to the hostage bit at the end - but my thumbs were wrecked and I shot the hostage in the face. ArggggHHHHHH!!!!!!! :mad:

Still haven't finished it properly yet