(SPOILERS) Wow...just wow. And what happened? (MW2)

Okay, so I've just finished the Campaign of Modern Warfare 2 last night. And may I just say, wow. I never expected Gen. Shepard to all of a sudden turn on Roach, Ghost, Price, Soap, etc. After yet another epic (but kinda unfinished) ending of throwing a knife at him in the face with Soap just about dead, it left a few questions open that I'm wondering.

1. I thought the villian of the game was Makarov. Since I ended up killing Shepard instead, what happened to going after Makarov? (And I couldn't kill him in the terrorist mission...)

2. Whatever became of Foley, Dunn, Ramierez, and all those other guys in the States?

3. Ghost: ...I repeat, the silo doors are open! Captain Price: ...Good. (?) Ghost: Huh? Wait, no! Price!!!

Other than practically nuking the US (Rangers), what was that all about, and why was Price happy about the silo doors being open?

I wish the Campaign could've gone on a little longer...

I didn't like Shepard from the start anyway... I wanted Price :P

It was a good story though :)

i think price fired the nuke himself, he was talking about a bigger bang, quite literally in this case, i dont understand his intentions, parhaps he knew that it would emit an emp which would bring down all technology and put the russians on the same level as th US, but, i still dont really undertand since this would also knock out any remaining US armour and support...so....meh.

as for the makerov shepard thing, i reckon that is cus IW are getting into the whole sequal thing, so dince they didnt directly plan for a sequal in MW1, in MW2 they have only gone halfway through the story, leaving a massive gap to continue, which is a mick take, since the campaign is so short they could put together both and it would still be shorter than most other games...I think im as confused as you though :?

Not sure about the first two, but remember in the cutscene where Price argues with shepard but putting out a fire by creating a bigger bang. He wanted to fire the missle from the sub, against shepard's orders to create that "bigger bang".

Price fired the missile because he knew that it would cause an emp which would in turn help out the us forces. Im mad they killed ghost though that mask is just to bad ass. Oh and Markov is still a bad guy but sheperd had to be dealt with first im sure in the next one they will be hunting for him again.

it did confuse me alot but it was still really epic and cinematic. i loved the ending sequence with shepard. i hated him from the beginning aswell. i could tell he was a douche

I am sure he is dead.

i believe shepard and his cronnies prob killed makarov...not 100% sure, but didnt shepard say makarov was only a pawn, and shepard made it seem like makarov would be easy to get rid of

Okay, so I've just finished the Campaign of Modern Warfare 2 last night. And may I just say, wow. I never expected Gen. Shepard to all of a sudden turn on Roach, Ghost, Price, Soap, etc. After yet another epic (but kinda unfinished) ending of throwing a knife at him in the face with Soap just about dead, it left a few questions open that I'm wondering.

1. I thought the villian of the game was Makarov. Since I ended up killing Shepard instead, what happened to going after Makarov? (And I couldn't kill him in the terrorist mission...)

2. Whatever became of Foley, Dunn, Ramierez, and all those other guys in the States?

3. Ghost: ...I repeat, the silo doors are open! Captain Price: ...Good. (?) Ghost: Huh? Wait, no! Price!!!

Other than practically nuking the US (Rangers), what was that all about, and why was Price happy about the silo doors being open?

I wish the Campaign could've gone on a little longer...

tjoeb123

1. he was, but they left going after Makarov open for MW3. as Shepard had become the immediate threat to the main characters.

2. Sounds like they're going to Russia . . . again left open for MW3

3. My Interpretation of those events (keyword is interpretation. could be totally wrong) is that Price launched the nuke himself. since the Nuke was launched from a Russian sub, it would look like the Russians were going all out with their attack. Enabling all US and allied forces a reason to move with all forces against Russia. (Despite the apparent US involvement with the Russian massacre, Nuclear War is the worlds #1 fear. and a nuclear strike would rally everyone to the US's side).

1. Simple answer to this.. it's what they do when they want to capitalize on the success of a game. They wanted to leave you with a cliffhanger there so you can dish out more money to IW for the next game.

2. No idea.. most likely we'll see them again in the next game. The ending kind of focused on Soap and Price.. so we don't really know what the others were doing.

3. I have no idea.. a lot of people think Price launched that nuke. Maybe? Who knows..

Edit: It's also likely that Ghost being surprised it was Price was due to the fact that Price was considered dead. No one knew he was locked away in that prison and still alive.

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Okay, so I've just finished the Campaign of Modern Warfare 2 last night. And may I just say, wow. I never expected Gen. Shepard to all of a sudden turn on Roach, Ghost, Price, Soap, etc. After yet another epic (but kinda unfinished) ending of throwing a knife at him in the face with Soap just about dead, it left a few questions open that I'm wondering.

1. I thought the villian of the game was Makarov. Since I ended up killing Shepard instead, what happened to going after Makarov? (And I couldn't kill him in the terrorist mission...)

2. Whatever became of Foley, Dunn, Ramierez, and all those other guys in the States?

3. Ghost: ...I repeat, the silo doors are open! Captain Price: ...Good. (?) Ghost: Huh? Wait, no! Price!!!

Other than practically nuking the US (Rangers), what was that all about, and why was Price happy about the silo doors being open?

I wish the Campaign could've gone on a little longer...

1. he was, but they left going after Makarov open for MW3. as Shepard had become the immediate threat to the main characters.

2. Sounds like they're going to Russia . . . again left open for MW3

3. My Interpretation of those events (keyword is interpretation. could be totally wrong) is that Price launched the nuke himself. since the Nuke was launched from a Russian sub, it would look like the Russians were going all out with their attack. Enabling all US and allied forces a reason to move with all forces against Russia. (Despite the apparent US involvement with the Russian massacre, Nuclear War is the worlds #1 fear. and a nuclear strike would rally everyone to the US's side).

If Shepard had to be dealt with first then why did they stop there?tjoeb123

1. Guess we're suppose to get him in Modern Warfare 3 :roll:

2. I think they took back Washington.... I think

3. I honestly do not understand the point of that. Him shooting that ICBM or what ever did absolutely nothing to help anyone on either side

It would have made the story a lot better and a lot easier to understand if they just made Shepard a traitor working with Makarov.

What I'm thinking with Makarov being left out in the end, Price/Soap being wanted for their actions, and Nikolai picking them up, maybe the Makarov part of the story will be pushed aside? Price and Soap need to escape and such. Maybe Makarov and the three guys join together? I dont know :P Just throwing out my thoughts haha

What I'm thinking with Makarov being left out in the end, Price/Soap being wanted for their actions, and Nikolai picking them up, maybe the Makarov part of the story will be pushed aside? Price and Soap need to escape and such. Maybe Makarov and the three guys join together? I dont know :P Just throwing out my thoughts haha

Hobbsey07

Okay, so I've just finished the Campaign of Modern Warfare 2 last night. And may I just say, wow. I never expected Gen. Shepard to all of a sudden turn on Roach, Ghost, Price, Soap, etc. After yet another epic (but kinda unfinished) ending of throwing a knife at him in the face with Soap just about dead, it left a few questions open that I'm wondering.

1. I thought the villian of the game was Makarov. Since I ended up killing Shepard instead, what happened to going after Makarov? (And I couldn't kill him in the terrorist mission...)

2. Whatever became of Foley, Dunn, Ramierez, and all those other guys in the States?

3. Ghost: ...I repeat, the silo doors are open! Captain Price: ...Good. (?) Ghost: Huh? Wait, no! Price!!!

Other than practically nuking the US (Rangers), what was that all about, and why was Price happy about the silo doors being open?

I wish the Campaign could've gone on a little longer...

tjoeb123

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THU2H5_nadQ

I think they went overboard with the story. The first game was action packed but still plausible. MW2 started out fine but quickly turned into a cross between Tom Clancey and Michael bay. Not to mention they killed your character three times, and yes I'm counting the astronaut. It's still a good game but just felt like they were trying too hard.

tons of those questions are left unanswered so they can make a MW3...... and keep on milking