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Let's think about it. We recently have games like Star Wars Battlefront and Rainbow Six Siege, which both outright lacks single-player campaigns because much more emphasis was put on online multiplayer and over-priced, useless skin pack DLCs that no one really gives a shit about. We also have The Division, where while it does have a "Single Player Campaign", you are still required to be online in order to play any part of the game which sucks because there's always a chance of Ubisoft shutting down the servers if something goes wrong.

Not to mention, most of the games that are recently released in late 2015 to present day are starting a trend where almost every highly anticipated video game gets half-finished and still gets released anyway for the full price, getting r@ped by greedy d*ck brain game publishers for more of our money.

I asked this question since I just recently bought Tom Clancy's The Division for the PS4. Overall, it's an alright game. However, I'm still a little skeptical of it since it's an online only game and knowing how many of today's big corporation video game companies like Ubisoft are, they'll shut the servers for this game down in the future when another one of their games come, thus making this game completely unplayable. The Division supposedly does have a "single player campaign" but you better have great internet connection for it because it can really fuck up your game progress if that happens.

If you had to pick one?

D-day allied invasion of Normandy: Opened up a second front in Europe taking the heat off russia and is seen as the beginning of the end for the Nazi's

Battle of Britain: If the British hadn't held out like they had WWII may have bee na much costlier and even deadlier war than it already is.

Battle of Midway: Typically looked at as the battle that turned the tide of the war in the pacific, when the US destroyed the Japanese aircraft carriers effectively ending their dominance over the sea and air.

Guadalcanal: my favorite campaign, was the first offensive action the allies took in the pacific, and there were moments where it could have easiliy turned the tide back in the Japanese favor, but luckily they held out.

Stalingrad: Very brutal and deadly battle, this stopped the axis advance and also seen as the turning point in the European theater.

Battle of Okinawa: the last big campaign in the pacific was also arguably the deadliest, this is the one battle that convinced Truman to drop the A-bombs on Japan ending WWII.

There are others surely, but to me these all pop out the most to me. What about you?