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It's really a shame War mode never caught on post-COD:WW2 (besides 2 basic maps in MWIII) Imagine if there was a new mission every season that tied into the post-launch story. Then you can actually experience it vs just being fed vague 60s intro/outro cutscenes that go nowhere

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