It depends on your playing style. If you don't have time to get very immersed and just want to relax for a bit, then a game like MW is not going to work for you.
Personally I tend to go for less complex when I have time to play, but a slight hoarder mentality makes me spend far too much time on inventory management in these types of games. I couldn't even get into Skyrim because of that and the game only became fun for me when I disabled the inventory limit.
After that it was great, except for that one mission where they take all your stuff and give it all back at the end. The script, that plays a tiny sound effect for every item you receive, is not built for the amount of items I received at the time. It sounded like damage to my speakers and ears.
Personally I tend to go for less complex when I have time to play, but a slight hoarder mentality makes me spend far too much time on inventory management in these types of games. I couldn't even get into Skyrim because of that and the game only became fun for me when I disabled the inventory limit.
After that it was great, except for that one mission where they take all your stuff and give it all back at the end. The script, that plays a tiny sound effect for every item you receive, is not built for the amount of items I received at the time. It sounded like damage to my speakers and ears.