No Commando, but knifing is not as good as MW2.

Overpowered Support Streaks (Stealth Bombers and EMPs). Some OP weapons (Akimbo FMG9s) but continuously patched (like the Striker). Some overpowered deathstreaks (Dead man's Hands). Drop Zone, All- or-Nothing, etc.) There's no Combat training, no ballistic knives, crossbows or dogs, like Black Ops.

Theatre Mode: Allows you to continuously record gameplay (or turn it off), and upload up to 30s on free ELITE (to youtube or Facebook) (but uploading on ELITE has problems - the first couple seconds of a clip are always cut out, and many clips won't render at all) You also can't see the 1st person view of another player (only 3rd person) GameModes - a couple new ones (Kill Confirmed), and community playlist, which are updated, so a new mode regularly appears (e.g. Host migrations: have been fixed, and don't take that long, which is a real improvement. The DLC has a couple more sniper friendly maps. Maps: are very small, and not sniper friendly. If you're used to high killstreaks in MW2, it's much harder in MW3. Specialist - the perk bonuses are probably the most fun MOAB - 25 gun killstreak fun, only if you can get it. 2.Support - streaks remain after you die, so Stealth Bombers and EMPs become pretty annoying for most people, 3. Assault - streaks still stack, but it is MUCH harder to get high streaks. Noobtubes are nerfed, but still usable (but barely anyone uses them) Killstreak setups: 1. Explosives: The blast radius has been greatly reduced, so grenades are pretty ineffective. Unlocks go by weapon XP (which comes from kills AND challenges) till Level 31, which unlocks the Gold Cameo.

Guns: Customization has been much improved - more attachments, new 'proficiencies' (e.g.

Multiplayer - Most people say it plays like MW2, which it does. The plot line is okay, but COD isn't really a game that excels in its storyline. Veteran's not that hard, you just have less health and die very easy. Singleplayer - Short (~6hours, super fast-paced.

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