...I liked Mass Effect 2 more than the first one.Straying Bullet said:
On-topic, that was an intriguing trailer. I'm not sold on the game yet, but it looks like (despite what some on here think) it's trying to do something a bit different than MW.
Medal of Honor Beats Call of Duty By Leaving a Message
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On-topic, that was an intriguing trailer. I'm not sold on the game yet, but it looks like (despite what some on here think) it's trying to do something a bit different than MW.
Another gritty-realistic modern shooter? Just spanky.
...Why do we need another one of these again? How many of these sorts of games are there now?
...Why do we need another one of these again? How many of these sorts of games are there now?
As am I, not too interested in MOH, they just seem a bit late to the 'warfare in modern times' party.Onyx Oblivion said:
I know I will be renting both if anything
...if anything is for keeps, well we'll just have to wait and see
I seem to say that a lot, but hey, I'm open to having fun instead of judging
Medal of Honor is currently ranked higher with my interest because I'm diggin' their trailers (esp the message one)
Black-Ops seems like a replication of the "action movie" that MW2 had (nothing wrong with that in my book, but how about a possibility of being true Tier One? hmmm seems to have more heart, which Treyarch hasn't really put up much)
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then again even if it was it could still be a fun ride, shoot me if that's too much for people who are above fun lol
...if anything is for keeps, well we'll just have to wait and see
I seem to say that a lot, but hey, I'm open to having fun instead of judging
Medal of Honor is currently ranked higher with my interest because I'm diggin' their trailers (esp the message one)
Black-Ops seems like a replication of the "action movie" that MW2 had (nothing wrong with that in my book, but how about a possibility of being true Tier One? hmmm seems to have more heart, which Treyarch hasn't really put up much)
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yeah I feel like what MoH is putting up here isn't just another 'gritty realistic shooter' feel to itGerrawn said:
then again even if it was it could still be a fun ride, shoot me if that's too much for people who are above fun lol
Gritty Realism and actual realism are two completely different things. Just because they give him a background and life does by no means mean that he is GOING to die. They could be going for something that hits as close to home in a war FPS as they can and this Trailer shows that they are close if they are trying to do that.Fiskmasen said:
I'm buying both anyway.
They're probably both going to be great. I loved Treyarch's campaign in WAW, and enjoyed all the old MOH games.
They're probably both going to be great. I loved Treyarch's campaign in WAW, and enjoyed all the old MOH games.
So because it comes out a month early people assume they will buy one or the other.
Me, like many gamers will buy both. =D
Me, like many gamers will buy both. =D
Am I the only one that thinks that the title "Leaving a Message" for a trailer that reveals this game is released a month before the other game has some kind double mean attached to it.
MoH is a WILL buy, CoD is a more than likely will buy. Looking forward to both, that is, until Fallout New Vegas comes out, at which point they will be relegated to the shelf to collect dust till im "Falledout" lol.
I decided to buy MoH after the first trailer and dedicated servers news. If Black Ops doesn't cut out dedicated servers for PC gamers I'll pick it up too. Depending on ho much I like MoH I will get Black Ops as soon as it's released, or couple of months later.
Looks interesting, but after my recent heartbreak with MW2's multiplayer, I think I've given up on modern shooters.
Same here. It actually is the only option that makes sense at this point, and that is probably how you will gain access to it.Silver Patriot said: