If I were hearing voices in my head commanding me to fight and die for things I don't care about, I imagine they'd also be screaming things like 'eat my shit, cockface' all day at every enemy I managed to kill. New soldiers deploy so quickly because the ones you are controlling are too confused to notice the spider holes that are spread throughout the battlefield. is the winged dagger symbol instead of the UK flag.) Weapons in multiplayer are manufactured by giant corrupt arms dealers who happen to make guns with random, often illogical weapon modifications and camouflages.

The countries in the War are the factions as they appear, since their flags are just the faction's flag instead of their country of origin. All of the people that appear in multiplayer are real people with families that love them in another dimension who are hearing and obeying voices in their head or are possessed by spirits. If this WMG is correct, then somewhere, there is a parallel universe where Earth is stuck in a massive, never ending war over the same plots of land.The Soldiers of Multiplayer are hearing voices in their head. By the end of the campaign, the game literally becomes the same as the multiplayer, and simply ends with a end-of-match score sheet and then the credits. You begin to hear voice chats, perks start taking effect and scripted sequences just stop happening. Ex, smooth NPC animations become machinima-like 'move the head up and down.' You stop dying and start respawning, complete with killcams. A Mind-Screwy to unveil this might be that, as the campaign goes on, things become more multiplayer like.In addition, the player later will see a solider doing a no-scope flash before them before fading away, making the player question whether or not the events of the campaign are even happening.

In Black Ops 2, this might prove to be a plot point, similar to Reznov in the first Black Ops where, occasionally, a NPC doing a serious military command will suddenly start swearing like a 9-year old playing Call of Duty. Nevertheless, in World at War Reznov comments on the players ability to no-scope in Vendetta, glitching the filter up and moving past it. Things like Trick-shots, no-scoping, quick-scoping, and 12 year-olds swearing are actually happening during the battles of the seriesDuring the single-player campaigns, the series has Weirdness Filter preventing one from seeing the utter lunacy of Call of Duty multiplayer.

Call of duty world at war tv tropes