Let's do this.

Okay, so let me talk about this for a bit. 

I’ve said time and time again that Modern Warfare 2 has one of the best soundtracks in ALL OF GAMING, and i still maintain that opinion.

Set during the “Enemy of my Enemy” mission, where Price and Soap fight through a field of “dead” airplanes, trying to make it through not only Makarov’s ultranationalist forces, but General Shepherd’s villainous Shadow Company, to reach Nikolai’s C-130.

Prefaced by the previous events of the game (No Russian, finding Price in the Gulag, Russia’s push into the United States, Shepherd double crossing Roach and Ghost), you’ve already got a sense of the stakes entering the mission, but it’s music like this, that puts you right in the center of this massive-scale conflict.

>not even having any trigger discipline

If you want to make us of this particular quote from the game, you could at least do so with a design reference to the actual clocktower, which I’ve covered as being a classic design of its era previously. I just think that if you’re going to use the clock as a reference, the design should reflect that.

Secondly, what is going on with the justification of the words and format of the paragraph below the picture. Those words aren’t even connected in any meaningful way, yet they’re dressed apart. I mean “names, “honor” and “memories” I can understand, but all this now reminds me of is the sequence in Heathers where Keifer Sutherland’s character is highlighting random sequences in books to make it appear that some of the other characters were suicidal prior to him murdering them.

The design really doesn’t need to have a reference to a clocktower - just because it’s mentioned at the top doesn’t mean it has to explicitly be there. As for saying “which I’ve covered as being a classic design of its era previously” well that’s great but not everyone reads your blog.