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Will This Be The Villain Of The Next Call Of Duty?
Probably not! Meet George Washington. You may know him from such historical acts as leading the Americans in the Revolutionary War, helping to write the U.S. Constitution, and serving as the first president of the United States of America. If one Call of Duty fan had his or her way, he'd also be your main target in the next installment of Activision's incredibly popular series.
Infinity Ward creative strategist Robert Bowling posted a "fan letter of the day" on his Twitter account that gently suggested that for the next Call of Duty game, players should be tasked with taking down George Washington. The reason for this dramatic, time-traveling plot-twist? "...because he instead of fighting the British he gave them all the land [sic]" Someone has a career in the game industry ahead of them!
The helpful fan also has some ideas about how Black Ops should have been different, including easier zombies. Check out the full letter below via Bowling.
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