If there’s one way I can describe MoH Warfighter, is that it’s “Call of Duty running on Frostbite 2.0” and imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Weapon detail and sound fx are on par with Battlefield 3. From lighting to destruction, playing this game on a PC is as close as you can get to “Next-Gen”. Right off the bat, you can tell their second attempt was built from the ground up. …forget everything you remember about 2010’s Medal of Honor, because Warfighter’s only similarity is the name. So as you’d expect, I was a bit worried about how their second attempt would pan out. However, the multiplayer component was a train wreck (and thats putting it nicely). The campaign was as stellar and as authentic as you can get in my opinion. I had real high hopes, but was ultimately disappointed by the final product. 2010’s Medal of Honor was a valiant attempt at rebooting the franchise by entering modern warfare. We went in not knowing what to expect, and we had no idea we were about to be blown away.īefore I begin, let me explain my thoughts on the franchise and also why you’re reading about another game on a ‘Call of Duty Blog’. It’s no secret we’re huge fans of military shooters so we jumped at the chance. A couple of days ago Danger Close Studios invited us out to PAX Prime in Seattle to check out their recent multiplayer build of Medal of Honor Warfighter.

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