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* EvilIsSexy: Thanks to being played by a mo-capped Creator/KitHarington, Kotch is undeniably this to some.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: This game was largely overshadowed by the strongly negative reaction it received upon its announcement. The reveal trailer became the most disliked video in the history of [=YouTube=] at the time, driven mostly by fans who were sick of the series' futuristic entries and felt that ''Call of Duty'' going to space was its JumpingTheShark moment. In hindsight, it's generally agreed that this reaction to was massively overblown, and the game's setting would eventually receive praise for its surprising level of detail and immersion, but the cloud of "it's that game set in space that everyone immediately hated" still hangs above it to some extent.

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* OvershadowedByControversy: This game was largely overshadowed by the strongly negative reaction it received upon its announcement. The reveal trailer became the most disliked video in the history of [=YouTube=] at the time, driven mostly by fans who were sick of the series' futuristic entries and felt that ''Call of Duty'' going to space was its JumpingTheShark moment.entries. In hindsight, it's generally agreed that this reaction to was massively overblown, and the game's setting would eventually receive praise for its surprising level of detail and immersion, but the cloud of "it's that game set in space that everyone immediately hated" still hangs above it to some extent.
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* {{Narm}}: The SDF are just so... cartoonishly evil, with every line of dialogue from Kotch and his people being all the horrible, monstrous things they plan on doing to the earth. Whatever reasons they have for wanting this are glossed over at best, and there's not a single hint of anyone in the vastness of the SDF being even mildly sympathetic. Even their ''very name'' sounds ridiculous, as not only it is ironic in context, but out of context, brings the mind of [[Videogame/Fallout4 "Another settlement needs your help"]].

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* {{Narm}}: The SDF are just so... cartoonishly evil, with every line of dialogue from Kotch and his people being all the horrible, monstrous things they plan on doing to the earth. Whatever reasons they have for wanting this are glossed over at best, and there's not a single hint of anyone in the vastness of the SDF being even mildly sympathetic. Even their ''very name'' sounds ridiculous, as not only it is ironic in context, context (they have "Defense" in their name, but act as aggressors), but out of context, brings the mind of [[Videogame/Fallout4 "Another settlement needs your help"]].
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* OvershadowedByControversy: This game was largely overshadowed by the strongly negative reaction it received upon its announcement. The reveal trailer became the most disliked video in the history of [=YouTube=] at the time, driven mostly by fans who were sick of the series' futuristic entries and felt that ''Call of Duty'' going to space was its JumpingTheShark moment. In hindsight, it's generally agreed that this reaction to was massively overblown, and the game's setting would eventually receive praise for its surprising level of detail and immersion, but the cloud of "it's that game set in space that everyone immediately hated" still hangs above it to some extent.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The game's [[CheckpointStarvation iron man]] difficulty level is named "#YOLO", an early-2010's slang term that is now seen as being dated specifically to that era.

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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The game's [[CheckpointStarvation iron man]] difficulty level is named "#YOLO", an early-2010's early-2010s slang term that is now seen as being dated specifically to that era.
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* FanNickname: ''Call of Duty: [[Anime/MobileSuitGundam Universal Century]]'', ''Call of Duty: Gundam Warfare'' or ''Mobile Suit Gundam: Infinite Warfare'', due to fans pointing out the similarities between this game's setting and the [[TheFederation Earth Federation]]/[[TheEmpire Principality of Zeon]] "One Year War" in the Universal Century timeline of the ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' franchise. To further the reference, players point out [[spoiler:[[KillEmAll the ending]]]] of the campaign is essentially what ''Gundam'' creator Creator/YoshiyukiTomino would have done himself if asked to pen the story for a ''Call of Duty'' game.

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* FanNickname: ''Call of Duty: [[Anime/MobileSuitGundam Universal Century]]'', ''Call of Duty: Gundam Warfare'' or ''Mobile Suit Gundam: Infinite Warfare'', due to fans pointing out the similarities between this game's setting and the [[TheFederation Earth Federation]]/[[TheEmpire Principality of Zeon]] "One Year War" in the Universal Century timeline of the ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' franchise. To further the reference, players point out [[spoiler:[[KillEmAll the ending]]]] [[spoiler:the ending]] of the campaign is essentially what ''Gundam'' creator Creator/YoshiyukiTomino would have done himself if asked to pen the story for a ''Call of Duty'' game.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After Infinity Ward's last installment, ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyGhosts'', received many accusations of racism thanks to portraying every Latin American as AlwaysChaoticEvil and having the main cast consist of burly Caucasians (sans a single TokenMinority who falls victim to TheBlackDudeDiesFirst), the cast of ''Infinite Warfare'' is far more diverse and inclusive.
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** [[spoiler: [[RocksFallEveryoneDies The ending]] can be seen as a case of SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome as many soldiers didn't live to see the end of a war, or a ''Videogame/MassEffect3'' style WriterCopOut after realizing how the game's reception will be.]]

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** [[spoiler: [[RocksFallEveryoneDies [[EverybodyDiesEnding The ending]] can be seen as a case of SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome as many soldiers didn't live to see the end of a war, or a ''Videogame/MassEffect3'' style WriterCopOut after realizing how the game's reception will be.]]
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After Infinity Ward's last installment, ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyGhosts'', received many accusations of UnfortunateImplications thanks to portraying every Latin American as AlwaysChaoticEvil and having the main cast consist of burly Caucasians (sans a single TokenMinority who falls victim to TheBlackDudeDiesFirst), the cast of ''Infinite Warfare'' is far more diverse and inclusive.

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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After Infinity Ward's last installment, ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyGhosts'', received many accusations of UnfortunateImplications racism thanks to portraying every Latin American as AlwaysChaoticEvil and having the main cast consist of burly Caucasians (sans a single TokenMinority who falls victim to TheBlackDudeDiesFirst), the cast of ''Infinite Warfare'' is far more diverse and inclusive.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The game's [[CheckpointStarvation iron man]] difficulty level is named "#YOLO", an early-2010's slang term that is now seen as being dated specifically to that era.

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