Recently I picked up the old Medal of Honor Allied Assault, the first of the current raging line of WWII FPS
Man... how did I like this game as much as I did? Now I notice the fact that even on hard mode, Mr Lt can take three or four shots before going down, while Private Smuckatelly goes down in one shot, meaning anytime I find another German(cause thers one around every corner), lookout down goes my Privates and my Officers live on, to bad they are only as smart as the endless stream of Krauts I keep smiting
Omaha? Playing it through agian? Well its no were near as impressive, sure its pretty sure its nice, but watching as the MG fire singles me out amoung the half dozen troopers standing right next to me is... annoying
For comparson sake I reloaded Call of Duty, started Stalingrad on the Beach and charged the MGs, did they single me out? No, infact they were busy gunning down other poor unarmed SOB's and got around to me sooner or later
Hopefuly Breakthrough and Spearhead are better since I never played either
Flashback, Medal of Honor VS Call of Duty
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Flashback, Medal of Honor VS Call of Duty
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I thought the Omaha level was in MoH: Frontline?
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That we dying younger hiding from the police man over there
Just for breathing in the air they wanna leave me in the chair
Electric shocking body rocking beat streeting me to death"
- A.B. Original, Report to the Mist
"I think it’s the duty of the comedian to find out where the line is drawn and cross it deliberately."
- George Carlin