Agreed. Did you see the bandoleer after the character death? Looked like it was strapped to a brick.FallenJellyDoughnut said:
Don't reply with that beta-shmeta bs. This is BFBC2 in the desert. Could've been DLC just like every Madden since 07.
Preview: Medal of Honor Beta Hands On
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Don't reply with that beta-shmeta bs. This is BFBC2 in the desert. Could've been DLC just like every Madden since 07.
I'm excited for this game, but only because I really want to see what they've done with the graphics engine and AI. I remember the original MoH being very good with these two aspects (everything else made me vomit bile, but i won't get into that here) and I hope they keep the high production values in this newest installment.
MoH always had a more 'solid' games engine compared to any of it's rivals (who you mentioned in the preview), and felt much more fun and inolving to play (even if it lacked other elements to make it a great game, such as story etc). I feel that if it wasn't for CoD:MW and the ilk then this could have been a game people who rave about for years to come. As it stands, people feel it's a copy/paste middle-east shooter, or as the less imaginative would call it, MoH:MW.
MoH always had a more 'solid' games engine compared to any of it's rivals (who you mentioned in the preview), and felt much more fun and inolving to play (even if it lacked other elements to make it a great game, such as story etc). I feel that if it wasn't for CoD:MW and the ilk then this could have been a game people who rave about for years to come. As it stands, people feel it's a copy/paste middle-east shooter, or as the less imaginative would call it, MoH:MW.
Haven't played it myself, but apparently a player said that it "Feels like BC2 and looks like MW2". Since everyone else is doing it, to ME it looks like BC2 cross with Combat Arms 
It is, of course, completely unnecessary , it just doesn't look unique enough to be worth buying in anyway. It's very rarely I want to buy a game just for "More of the same". Sorry Medal of Honor you just came in to late with not enough (It's OK MOH, I still loved Allied Assault, and if you can get as many mod's going as it, hell i might just buy you )
It is, of course, completely unnecessary , it just doesn't look unique enough to be worth buying in anyway. It's very rarely I want to buy a game just for "More of the same". Sorry Medal of Honor you just came in to late with not enough
(It's OK MOH, I still loved Allied Assault, and if you can get as many mod's going as it, hell i might just buy you )
I haven't even check to see if this is on PSN yet, so I'll look for it today.
So far, which is everyone here planning to buy: CoD: Black Ops, or this new Medal of Honor?
This new MoH looks really cool, but I have BC2, so I don't think it'd be worth paying full price.
So far, which is everyone here planning to buy: CoD: Black Ops, or this new Medal of Honor?
This new MoH looks really cool, but I have BC2, so I don't think it'd be worth paying full price.
Like I said, the developers don't make much of the political dimension in multiplayer. It's just an extra detail in the background. Given that developers of these games are intentionally using current military operations to enhance the relevance of their games, it's not only a fair topic for discussion, but an essential one. That's not an excuse for me to say I'm for or against the War itself, but I think I am required to comment on its use (some would say "exploitation") as a setting for our entertainment. As far as Six Days goes, I don't think we have a right to call someone unpatriotic based solely on the games they create or play, but we do have an obligation to explore the varying sensitivities that the gaming community and the culture at large have to these issues.TundraWolf said:
I felt inclined to lay out the basic facts and express my own reaction in what I hope was a non-judgmental manner. It may not be a big part of the game, but it is a part, and one worthy of discussion.
Even all the animations are the same. Look at the way the gun wobbles when he's walking. Exactly the same in BBC2. Red Dot Sight looks exactly the same. Reload animations are exactly the same. Game modes very similar. DICE didn't even try to make MOH different from BBC2.FallenJellyDoughnut said:
Just thought I'd mention that you're calling MoH Frontline the first Medal of Honour game, when It's the 4th. First one came out in 1999.Steve Butts said:
