So Call of Duty: Ghosts is going to tell a more emotional story and bring canine partners into the gameplay equation. We think we can see the way this is going to go. Hollywood has taught us well. In case of the need for easy emotional pathos, break out dog and kill dog.
It's a simple trick, and it works. But because it's a simple trick, we hope that Call of Duty: Ghosts doesn't use it. Or at least comes up with something more creative than the standard cheap trick treatment. Here are our suggestions.
Emotion: Gratitude and guilt. Because the dog dies.
Emotion: Elation. And fear that the dog will die. Because he probably will.
Emotion: Guilt. Because most of the dogs that you throw will die.
Emotion: Relief, inexpressible gratitude, and respectful mourning. Because the dog dies.
Emotion: See previous slide.
Emotion: Basically just guilt. The dog probably lives, but the look he'll give you will make you wish you were dead.
Emotion: Being a dog. Massive relief that you know you're in control of whether you live or die for a change.
Emotion: Confusion, betrayal, confusion and confusion.
So there are our ideas of how we'd like to see dogs used emotionally in Call of Duty: Ghosts. But how about you? Put any suggestions in the comments as usual.
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