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- Call of Duty: Black Ops
- PC, X360, PS3
- Published by Activision
- Developed by Treyarch
- French release: Available
- US release: Available
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mmh looks boring. COD is not interesting anymore. ill buy MOH instead.
I don't understand how you think Black Ops looks boring and Medal Of Honor doesn't.
I have to admit I am also not too comfortable with MOH exploiting a current war as a form of entertainment, it really is a little tacky...
I have to admit I am also not too comfortable with MOH exploiting a current war as a form of entertainment, it really is a little tacky...
because it looks like MW2 and this game sucks. and MOH looks and sounds more like BFBC. and i love the sound of BFBC. HD AUDIO BABY.
It's great marketing though. Controversy is free advertising. They're eating that shit up.
Anyway, as I said I am much more interested in the paranoia of the cold war era, probably due to the fact that I grew up while it was still going on in the 80's and the fact that the Russians were "legitimate" bad guys back then instead of having to stretch to some kind of ultra nationalist fictional splinter group.
While that is true, there is also a section of consumers, including myself that will pass on it for those reasons so I am not sure how successful it will be, the whole choice to go in that direction may in fact backfire, it's definitely a gamble. Movies and TV series for example have done poorly when trying to use the current war as fodder, "Over There" and "Green Zone" spring to mind.
Anyway, as I said I am much more interested in the paranoia of the cold war era, probably due to the fact that I grew up while it was still going on in the 80's and the fact that the Russians were "legitimate" bad guys back then instead of having to stretch to some kind of ultra nationalist fictional splinter group.
MOH SP looks amazing, that alone should make it a must by. Just wait until you see the new video 6 "danger close".
Plus, I'd like to point out that this is the first time the war in Afghan was featured in a console game. I'm not railing on COD, just saying you should give both a try.
yeah the beta looked not so good but it was a beta..
to judge MOH's multiplayer on the BETA would be like judging a film on it's unfinished workprint that had missing sound, visual effects and story. it's fair to do it in most cases since most "beta's" are just demo's under a different name, but in MOH's case. it really was a beta, there to help in the development of the game, not to make a judgement on whetter to buy it. that will come with the demo.
tbh, i'm not particularly interested in either this, MOH or battlefield, but i know for a fact i wouldnt touch THIS even if you gave it to me. not after the awful MW2.
BINGO! people played the MOH *BETA* assuming it would be like all other "beta's" that arnt REALLY beta's, more like multiplayer demo's that test server strain, if that. the MOH beta was a REAL beta, with real problems that needed players to report so they could fix them. and you can clearly see in recent footage that the issues from the BETA are gone.
And anyway, the problems with MoH weren't BUGS, it was a lack of IDENTITY, and mediocre GAMEPLAY. When it comes right down to it, Medal of Honor's BUGS weren't what made cancel my pre-order, but DESIGN ISSUES, which aren't going to change this late in the game. The Bad Company 2 BETA was also very BETA and also already a lot BETTER. MoH isn't going to be very GOOD. I'll try it again, but I don't suspect it to be much better.
Also, lol.
but i know for a fact i wouldnt touch THIS even if you gave it to me. not after the awful MW2.
I also Don't understand how some people can praise COD4 as much as they do and then slam MW2. I would probably rate them similarly.
Though I would really like to the tactical shooter make a come back. I was really hoping that would more the direction of MOH. Rather than just following the trend.
I also Don't understand how some people can praise COD4 as much as they do and then slam MW2. I would probably rate them similarly.
You think the Ruskies were bad compared to the Taliban? You gotta do your homework brother. As for MOH, yep the MP beta was brutal, but still a nice touch. Graphics wise MOH MP looks way better that COD, but most people play COD b/c of the awesome gameplay customizations.
MOH SP looks amazing, that alone should make it a must by. Just wait until you see the new video 6 "danger close".
Plus, I'd like to point out that this is the first time the war in Afghan was featured in a console game. I'm not railing on COD, just saying you should give both a try.
BINGO! people played the MOH *BETA* assuming it would be like all other "beta's" that arnt REALLY beta's, more like multiplayer demo's that test server strain, if that. the MOH beta was a REAL beta, with real problems that needed players to report so they could fix them. and you can clearly see in recent footage that the issues from the BETA are gone.
The new vids released ofcourse are meaningless when they've been so obviously directed and carefully edited
On the PC side, it's really easy. Peer-to-peer networking, simplified controls (no lean!), no console, no mods, etc. I wouldn't have played nearly as much COD4 if I had to play vanilla.
I was actually playing MW2 yesterday for the first time in a good while. It's still great fun.
It also reminded me how much difference 60fps makes on an fps game
On the PC side, it's really easy. Peer-to-peer networking, simplified controls (no lean!), no console, no mods, etc. I wouldn't have played nearly as much COD4 if I had to play vanilla.
is it me or does the gameplay footage look too white and bright. where is the colour
MW2 was not that bad as people say, killstreaks can be annoying though.
I'm sure this will be a great game, just like MW1 and 2 was as well as World at War.