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Hrmmmm. That does look sweet. If this latter part of the year wasn't already packed with games I want, I'd up this from the $20 category.
Looks a'ight. Although, I'd probably, if anything, get the first one on the cheap and then this one if I was just bored one day at Gamestop and happened to notice it.
Shootman and Scopeman are on the roof. They look through the window and see Terrorman. Shootman grizzles in to his talkbox, "We can see Terrorman with our eyes!" he tells Radioman. Radioman says "NO SHOOTMAN! IT IS NOT YOUR TURN YET!", and Shootman is frustrated. "Allah Allah!" says Brownman. Suddenly, Terrorman SHOOTS Brownman, and Gunman shoots at Terrorman's friend.
"I WOULD LIKE A SIT-REP PLEASE IF YOU HAVE SOME FREE TIME!" says Shootman. He follows Scopeman off the rooftop. Shootman shoots at Terrorman's friends; he knows they do not want to shoot words out of their mouths, but instead would like to shoot bullets out of their guns. It is ok though, because Shootman sees that they do not understand how to duck behind bricks.
Shootman fires his bullets more, and they are shot out of his gun. The bullets go in to the things and the things fall apart. Some of the bullets being shot go in to Shootman's friend, but he is ok because he is friends with the bullet shots.
"ALPHA BRAVO TANGO TOM HANKS!" Shootman yells to his friends. They all know what the words mean. Shootman enters the flying machine and begins to fire bullet shots at all of Terrormans friends and explosions come out of the things. "Good work, Shootman!" a voice tells him over his talkbox headset. The mission is COMPLETE!
"I WOULD LIKE A SIT-REP PLEASE IF YOU HAVE SOME FREE TIME!" says Shootman. He follows Scopeman off the rooftop. Shootman shoots at Terrorman's friends; he knows they do not want to shoot words out of their mouths, but instead would like to shoot bullets out of their guns. It is ok though, because Shootman sees that they do not understand how to duck behind bricks.
Shootman fires his bullets more, and they are shot out of his gun. The bullets go in to the things and the things fall apart. Some of the bullets being shot go in to Shootman's friend, but he is ok because he is friends with the bullet shots.
"ALPHA BRAVO TANGO TOM HANKS!" Shootman yells to his friends. They all know what the words mean. Shootman enters the flying machine and begins to fire bullet shots at all of Terrormans friends and explosions come out of the things. "Good work, Shootman!" a voice tells him over his talkbox headset. The mission is COMPLETE!
Medal of Honour: Warfighter is in stores 23rd of October. Don't miss out on the adventures of Shootman! The most original, innovative, and interesting game ever fucking conceived.
Man that looked so boring. I swear to God if my eyes rolled any further into the back of my head I would have seen my awesome brain. Dear God am I getting tired of military shooters. I just can't stand them anymore. They are all exactly the same. Time after time, the same exact fucking thing. Over and over again, the same ideas, the same locations, the same shoot outs, the same weapons, the same enemies, the same set-pieces, the same story's, the same mission structure, the same ultra linear environments. I just can't stand it anymore.
Borderlands 2, now THAT'S a shooter I can get behind. Dishonored, Bioshock Infinite, Metro: Last Light, Crysis 3, these are shooters I can get behind because they all have something fresh, original and unique about them. They don't strive to be just another military shooter, they strive for something more. This fucking game strives to be nothing. It wants to be nothing. It is such a cynical thing really.
A game by committee. Every pixel in that demo seemed to be designed squarely to appeal to a moronic mass audience. THIS is the type of shit that is going to kill the AAA market. They are flooding it with these soul-less, watered down generic bullshit shooters. I can just see the suits saying "Ok, we need a sniper mission, people like sniper missions, just do whatever Call of Duty does". "Ok, now we need a set piece where a building falls down, people like that."
You know, I just went back and played Uncharted 2, and while I was playing it I was still blown away by how fresh that game was and still is. The set-pieces for example. They don't follow in the footsteps of something that came before it. They are fresh, they have meaning and urgency. The whole game feels designed by people who love playing video games. This game looks like it was designed by people who love money.
They made me so cynical with these stupid games that I just can't help get all worked up about them, and then they try to tell me this is all based on actual events? Oh, so I guess I'm supposed to think that is great or something? The fact that you are exploiting soldiers deaths and hard work and turning it into a fucking video game is supposed to make it cooler or something? Oh, but let me guess, you are donating some money or something to armed forces families, right?
Yeah, that totally makes the exploitation OK. God if I could just buy EA simply so I can shut this game down I would. I would then take the money saved, and give it to a team that actually has an idea with a soul. No, their game might not make me a ton of money when it is done, but at least I would have felt like I contributed to something great, instead of farting out this paint by the numbers garbage.
Borderlands 2, now THAT'S a shooter I can get behind. Dishonored, Bioshock Infinite, Metro: Last Light, Crysis 3, these are shooters I can get behind because they all have something fresh, original and unique about them. They don't strive to be just another military shooter, they strive for something more. This fucking game strives to be nothing. It wants to be nothing. It is such a cynical thing really.
A game by committee. Every pixel in that demo seemed to be designed squarely to appeal to a moronic mass audience. THIS is the type of shit that is going to kill the AAA market. They are flooding it with these soul-less, watered down generic bullshit shooters. I can just see the suits saying "Ok, we need a sniper mission, people like sniper missions, just do whatever Call of Duty does". "Ok, now we need a set piece where a building falls down, people like that."
You know, I just went back and played Uncharted 2, and while I was playing it I was still blown away by how fresh that game was and still is. The set-pieces for example. They don't follow in the footsteps of something that came before it. They are fresh, they have meaning and urgency. The whole game feels designed by people who love playing video games. This game looks like it was designed by people who love money.
They made me so cynical with these stupid games that I just can't help get all worked up about them, and then they try to tell me this is all based on actual events? Oh, so I guess I'm supposed to think that is great or something? The fact that you are exploiting soldiers deaths and hard work and turning it into a fucking video game is supposed to make it cooler or something? Oh, but let me guess, you are donating some money or something to armed forces families, right?
Yeah, that totally makes the exploitation OK. God if I could just buy EA simply so I can shut this game down I would. I would then take the money saved, and give it to a team that actually has an idea with a soul. No, their game might not make me a ton of money when it is done, but at least I would have felt like I contributed to something great, instead of farting out this paint by the numbers garbage.
Cant wait for this, Medal of Honor will always have a place in my heart along side Halo, Battlefield and Ratchet and Clank
@Skribble
You my fine friend are a fantastical wordsmith
@Skribble
You my fine friend are a fantastical wordsmith
Is nobody bored of compounding the misery of desperately poor brown people eking a living in devastated, infrastructure less third world country by blowing them up in variously grizzly ways? Give 'em a break, I say.
@Skribble, you sir are a very funny little man!
@Skribble, you sir are a very funny little man!
Battlefield 4 better do something new with its campaign, because this kind of ultra-predictable, ultra-linear design is really wearing thin.
I'm dying to see something like Bad Company 1 again, in which they toss you into huge, open-ended spaces that feel like actual battlefields and let you tackle objectives with some freedom and creativity.
Halo was always good at deliverying those type of sandboxy levels as well, and Far Cry is one big sandbox. It's just depressing that since BC1, all the "modern military" shooters have been so uninspired. As pretty as the graphics are, this kind of thing just puts me to sleep.
I'm dying to see something like Bad Company 1 again, in which they toss you into huge, open-ended spaces that feel like actual battlefields and let you tackle objectives with some freedom and creativity.
Halo was always good at deliverying those type of sandboxy levels as well, and Far Cry is one big sandbox. It's just depressing that since BC1, all the "modern military" shooters have been so uninspired. As pretty as the graphics are, this kind of thing just puts me to sleep.
What the hell is wrong with the sound in that game? It sucks. And a "realistic shooter" that displays an icon everytime you headshot someone? And the InstaADS? You can't even see the gun being raised and pointed, it just teleports in front of you.
That was... Awful.
That was... Awful.
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