ModernWarfare2's uncomfortable Borderline mission is messy and bleak, failing to provide the real political commentary it needs to work.
There’s something uniquely mean-spirited and depressing about Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 ’s campaign. The Call of Duty series has always had issues with its pro-foreign occupation stances, but the sequel to the 2019 reboot hosts one of the most harrowing moments in the entire franchise. It’s a moment that isn’t an edgy, marketable feature on the box art or making Fox News headlines like previous games in the series have had.
They eventually break into a house that they think the terrorist fled into and start kicking doors down in their search as the owners of the house confront them for barging in. Your partner escalates things by roughing up a woman who is rightfully upset that you’re there and the remaining two civilians pull out guns of their own to shoot at you because, as far as they know, you’re two unknown, heavily armed intruders who are kicking doors in and pointing guns at people.
There are plenty of scenes in Modern Warfare 2 where characters disobey orders in order to do what they feel is right. Killing civilians, however, isn’t simply bad; it’s indefensible. There’s no way to slice it any other way. Call of Duty knows that it’s wrong too, and all it takes is a look at the original Modern Warfare 2 to see that.
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