MEDAL OF HONOR 2010 COOP CAMPAIGN SERIES

Once you get used to this switching, it is good to use in the multiplayer. What Combat Toggle does, is if you have a weapon with a scope but there is an enemy close, while aiming down sight, push in the right stick and you tilt your gun to use a side iron sight. A few things that I have not seen in other games are the ability to lean/peak around corners to take guys out, sliding into cover, which gets used a lot, and what they call Combat Toggle. The missions are based on real life events with some blockbuster explosions thrown in (which look great). The story is what sets this title apart, real look into a solders life off the battlefield. Otherwise it has the typical sniping part, the go crazy with the grenade launcher on rails part, ect. There is a little too much use of breaching techniques for me. There were some cool driving missions, one where you are playing hide and seek, which was a nice change of pace. The single player campaign is a little short, but that can be said for most FPS these days. But it's the small charms such as the emotional campaign and the unique multiplayer that makes this game worth picking up.

MEDAL OF HONOR 2010 COOP CAMPAIGN SERIES

While it's multiplayer does take influences from Call of Duty and Battlefield, the sad reality is that this game series will end up overshadowed by those same influences.

Overall, Medal of Honor: Warfighter is a good step forward for the Medal of Honor series. During my experiences, there are some possible issues with spawn killing and every now and then you will respawn with a class you didn't pick, but I'd expect these issues to be fixed soon. There are six classes, each with it's own abilities and support actions to use when enough points are accumulated. This is important, as your buddy serves as a spawnpoint and can heal you (or vice-versa). Similar to how Battlefield's focus is on four-man squads, Warfighter puts focus on you and one other player, a two-man fireteam. Getting past that, the gameplay is a unique concept.

When I first started multiplayer, I was met with a somewhat-confusing setup for a main menu. The game keeps the feel of Battlefield, notably due to using the same game engine, but it does a good job at making itself a different experience. Multiplayer is a nice change from typical FPSs. My only challenge was during the first sniping section of the game, where trying to account for distance is difficult when your ally helicopter is being shot at with RPGs. The gameplay doesn't fall short, it's mostly what you'd expect from a FPS, but with a twist of the peek-and-lean system, allowing you to get a good angle on enemies while behind cover. In between the cutscenes, you'll be playing in several locations around the world, such as driving in a sandstorm or making your way on foot through a city under siege from a typhoon. But don't disregard this game's story - Warfighter allows people a look into the private life and struggles of special forces. The campaign length is around what you'd expect for a AAA FPS, around 5-7 hours depending on difficulty and skill.

The game running on the Frostbite 2 engine allows for beautiful environments and amazing cutscenes. Medal of Honor: Warfighter is a good followup to the 2010 reboot for the series, Medal of Honor.

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