How the heck do you get out of the chapel, in the monastery mission?

Sorry I'm late.

You have to blow up the boards on the front door with a shotgun. If you don't already have one, you could've picked one up in the stable-type structure you were just in.

I've owned this game for what, a month and a half? I've probably played nearly 80 hours by now. And I still haven't played the campaign. I played 10 minutes of it when I first opened it, about 10 seconds of Arcade, and then I couldn't stay away from online anymore.

You're not the only one. I made it to the second lvl and got stuck while my wi-fi was down and I haven't touched campaign since.

I almost finished the campaign because I do it when I'm bored.

I am almost always on the Multiplayer unless my internet is down. That is when I go through the campaign, and later the Arcade modes of the game.

I play Super Mario Galaxy whenever my wi-fi is down. Thats the only time I play that game

I play that and this off and on, but I would recommend playing the campaign mode at least, since the in-game tutorials actually tought me a few things, like how to do an about-face (basically do a 180 turn).

Bleh, I keep getting lost in campaign, isn't there just a tutorial mode? And how do you do the 180, I need to know =)

I just follow along, seeing as if follow the other Allies you'll reach your primary objectives, just no secondary ones.

To do a 180 press the sprint button and flick the nunchuck to the left.

Ah, so is the chapel far into the game or is it like the 3rd level.

For Campaign mode, you go in this order: Beach, Port, City, Sewers, Monestary, Bombed City..... All of the levels that also have multiplayer levels of them are altered so that they are bigger, and more suited for campaign mode.

Oh, I see, so the campaign levels are shrunk down versions. That makes sense.

Actually the multiplayer levels are the shrunk down versions. The campaign mode levels are a lot bigger so you can do things such as operate mortars, stationary machine guns, etc. and find hidden places and all that jazz.

Heh, thats what I meant to say lol. So would you say campaign is worth the run through? And how long is it anyways.