All depends how the story is written & how intriguing it is. There is no unique story out there anymore, whether it's books, games, or movies. The key is how the writers take a basic plot & develop it. Obviously, the game is going to revolt around you saving the world or throwing a twist in it & you dying. The question is how interesting are they going to make it? I liked MW1-3 & the plot twists they introduced through it as well as the controversy they created; no game really took the balls to have you as an American operative going undercover to get good with the enemy, committing a terrorist act on an airport, and then being left for dead to take the blame because the enemy knew who you were the entire time. Is it a new idea? No. Was a unique & crazy approach to it? Absolutely considering all the publicity they got for it. I even enjoyed the original story for Black Ops where everything was really one big twist & Reznov had "re-programmed" Mason to actually kill Dragovich, & had died several years prior. I never played Black Ops II, but I understand it tried to tie the story into it, which I think was unnecessary since the first hinted that you may or may not have killed Kennedy. I briefly looked up the story for Ghosts & that was far too cliche for a father & his sons to save the world with the father of course dying by the hands of his former best friend.
