I remember that before the summer vacation of my freshman year, a senior helped me install Call of Duty 7 and lent me his Razer mouse (just the kind of male dating artifact with several buttons and various lights). So I spent countless nights incarnating as Alex Mason through the hot jungles of Vietnam. I remember one of the instances where you fought alone to see how many rounds of terrorist siege you could survive. I lived up to fifty rounds at most. In that round, I used up all my supplies, triggered all the Broadsword mines, sacrificed all the paratroopers that could be sacrificed, and called for air support from the c4 detachment in the last round. I'm game over as the screen fades to grey. I can no longer be so leisurely in the following summer vacations, such as primary semesters, double degrees, and internships. . . It wasn't until later that I had no summer vacation at all that I found out that I had walked into that copy. Since you are fighting alone most of the time, please cherish every C4 team that comes to support, remember the location of each cluster of broadsword mines, and skillfully calculate the reload and cooldown of each machine gun. . Constantly making decisions whether to hold this fortress or give up and retreat to the next supply point. If the screen is gray, open the window, smoke a cigarette, rub your eyes, and quickly restart the next game. After all, that divide line has been closing in on you, please fire without hesitation.
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