{Reposted}Call Of Duty: Advanced Warfare plot [spoilers]

Spoiler: Plot

You loose your arm, best friend and what not. Then, you join "Atlas", a company owned by Kevin Spacey. Suddenly, you go on these missions and stuff. For most of the time, they are focused on KVA, a terrorist organization. They go on a giant attack, killing 52k people worldwide. The leader of these terrorists "Hades" keeps doing bad stuff, so, you take him on in an island located somewhere. You loose a few dudes during the mission, but as the result, you kill the bad guy. The moment is actually pretty badass.
However, his last words don't make much a sense at first, but later you realize the main bad guy (Jonathan Irons/Kevin Spacey, the CEO of Atlas corporation) said that J. Irons knew about the attacks and wanted to use it for the good of his own. So, you get betrayed and find yourselves being rescued by your old commander. They form up a "Sentinel" Task Force and you go on a few missions, where you realize that Atlas is planning on taking over the world using a chemical weapon made to kill people that don't have their DNA in the company's' database. Well, you start going on a large Attack, planning to kill Irons. Too bad, one of the characters dies from the chemical weapon during the attack, and you get captured (sucks to be you). Afterwards, you break out, loose another character, and in the end, 3vs420 full-on assault. So, you attack the Atlas HQ in the New Baghdad (a fictional location in the desert), and you and your mate's Exo suits get jammed. You manage to release it, chase down the Kevin Spacey, kill another bad guy, and there you are. Finally, you manage to be on an edge of a building, having Irons holding to your broken prostethic arm. It is jammed (that happens during last part of the game), and you can not release it. So, you chop it off, and Kevin Spacey falls from a 420-meter high building and burns on the way.
That's it, you will see what I mean soon.

That's pretty much it. Read it if you want, 100% accurate.

Good:
Nice graphics, interesting plot and real-life cutscenes.

Bad:
6-hour campaign (seems legit), a few glitches [1-5 seen on 360 version]

 

Reposted because I screwed up the text.