Medal of Honor, shooting terrorists will never be the same . . .
 

On my definite buy list and probably the first EA game I'll buy since Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.

Extended trailer because this shit is awesome.

I actually talked to an EA representative who's job is to show off games at some colleges. He was saying that Medal of Honor was the game to get this fall. He already played some of the beta version and he was talking about how this won't get old fast (if at all) and the multiplayer is much more intricate. Something along the lines of each individual player has a specific objective/role in co-op matches and there's something like a team rank system or whatever that builds the reputation of you (or your team, I can't remember which he said) that builds up as you do better in multiplayer.

Aside from what I learned from him, this game looks more real than Uncharted or Resident Evil 5. The graphics and realism are so insane, and FPS are some of the best games to play when done well.

What are your thoughts?

I like the part where the goat herder's just minding his own business, watching his goats goat around, when BAM! Soldier whips out, knocks his goat-stick away, and starts choking him. It's like you're really an unregulated security contractor!

The game will most likely portray the conflict as entirely good versus evil. I don't support the war on terror. This game will probably offend me. I probably won't play it.

From what I've seen this game is basically BC2 (which I loved) minus the defined class sytem, with MW2 style twitch shooting (which I hate).

I really see no reason to want this.

Can you bully peasants in those other games? Didn't think so.

In all fairness, it's fishy for him to be herding goats at night, so yeah.

CAN YOU SPOT A TERRORIST?



That said, it strikes me that a LOT of that looked like it took control away from the player, which is never good in an FPS.

I played the multiplayer beta for a while; it was definitely made by DICE.

That was kind of freakishly realistic with the body bomb. I mean you know its going to be all GI-Joe pro American and shit, but that was pretty fucking harsh.

If they have you torture the enemy and kill bystanders then I'd call it an unbiased look. I don't think they've got the balls to go all out on the realism front though. The bad guys will all be despicable monsters and the good guys will all be morally grounded badasses.

Doesn't make for convincing drama, but might be the makings of a decent FPS.

Wasn't the beta supposed to be a horrible, nigh unplayable mess? I never played it myself but that's what I've read about.

I don't know if harassing peasants is that profitable. Really the game should let you take bribes from foreign companies to "accidentely" take out factories and things so that they can get contracts to rebuild everything.
I totally think they should have run the economics angle.