Medal of Honor™

Steam need to ban EA games from the platform, broken pieces of ♥♥♥♥ is all they seem to make.

single player still works just need to use key that steam will prompt when starting the game.

**DOES NOT BOOT DO NOT BUY** could not get it to work. very on brand for EA. reading some guides tells me i need to reinstall windows without razer synapse to get it to work or unplugging my mouse/keyboard. i have no interest in jumping through all these hoops to get it working. kinda sad. ive never played this game before and really wanted to try it out, but i guess its just paid abandonware at this point.

[b]PSA - PLEASE REMEMBER TO DEAUTHORIZE YOUR GAME EVERY TIME BEFORE YOU UNINSTALL UNLESS YOU WANT TO RISK RUNNING OUT OF ACTIVATION LIMIT AND WASTE PRECIOUS TIME TRYING TO CONTACT EA SUPPORT.[/b] I have mixed feelings about this one. While I usually treat video games as their own thing, it's hard not to draw comparisons to similar games from this era - namely 2007 Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and its 2009 sequel Modern Warfare 2. The game fares pretty well as a miltary first-person shooter - the gunplay is fun, tight action, the feel is there, but there are a few noticeable quirks during scripted events that pulled me away from the immersion. The rest of the cast are sadly pretty much forgettable despite the superb voice acting, as in, I wasn't as emotionally invested as I was in Modern Warfare - an issue that is only exacerbated by the companion AI being the least helpful during tense skirmishes. I read that the game was inspired by real events, but this is a video game first and foremost. It needs to be exciting to play and experienced, and I'm not getting a lot of that. As far as entertainment goes, this game certainly left a lot to be desired. Cramming the whole single player story mode into a 4 - 5 hours campaign is definitely not enough time to explore and build up the story, characterization and foster a sense of unity between the player and the rest of the team. So many wasted potential. By the way, screw that General Flagg guy. General Shepherd might be bad, but he's a cool kind of bad. Flagg is just stupidly obtuse. All in all, I give it a 7/10. The peaks are certainly high. but they only make the slope downhill seems steeper.

Shame there's no neutral choice for recommended and not 👍 **Recommended... technically.** *Medal of Honor (2010)* is the gaming equivalent of plain oatmeal. It's perfectly edible, occasionally satisfying, and you'll forget about it about ten minutes after you're done. The shooting is still solid, the weapon audio absolutely carries the experience, and the more grounded tone was a nice change of pace back when every military shooter was trying to out-explode itself. There are a few genuinely tense moments that remind you why this series used to matter. Unfortunately, the rest of the game seems determined to keep your expectations in check. The AI alternates between standing around admiring the scenery and becoming clairvoyant. The story wants you to care but rushes through its characters at breakneck speed. Then, just when it feels like things are finally getting interesting, the credits roll. And multiplayer? Let's just say it's less "legacy content" and more "historical record." I don't hate this game. I also can't say I love it. It exists in that strange middle ground where nothing is offensively bad, but almost nothing is memorable either. If you want to see *Medal of Honor* at its best, I'd point you toward the original classics like *Allied Assault*, *Frontline*, or *Rising Sun*. If you're just looking for a fun military shooter today, you'll probably have a better time with *Mercenaries: Playground Of Destruction (oi gimme the re-release and my life is yours)* *Titanfall 2* (yes, I know it's sci-fi), *Insurgency: Sandstorm*, *Battlefield Bad Company (1 and 2)*, *Battlefield 2 (and it's Modern Combat console version)*, *BLACK*, or even *Call of Duty: Modern Warfare* (2007). This isn't a bad game. It's just aggressively... okay. Buy it cheap, enjoy the excellent sound design, finish the campaign in an afternoon, and move on with your life. That's probably what the game wants, too.

Quando falam de FPS militares da época do Xbox 360 e PS3, quase todo mundo lembra de Call of Duty ou Battlefield. Mas Medal of Honor merece muito mais reconhecimento do que recebeu. A campanha é inspirada em operações reais no Afeganistão e entrega um tom mais sério e pé no chão. Não espere explosões sem parar do começo ao fim; o foco aqui é mostrar diferentes perspectivas do conflito, com missões bem variadas e uma atmosfera que consegue prender até os créditos. Tocar Linkin Park nos créditos foi incrível demais kkkkk Graficamente, envelheceu de forma honesta. Ainda hoje o jogo tem cenários bonitos, boa ambientação e um áudio que faz diferença, principalmente durante os tiroteios. A jogabilidade continua divertida, mesmo com algumas mecânicas mostrando a idade. As armas têm um bom peso, e o combate consegue equilibrar momentos intensos com trechos mais estratégicos. É uma pena que a franquia tenha acabado ficando de lado. Medal of Honor foi uma tentativa interessante de trazer a série para uma abordagem mais moderna e realista, e acredito que recebeu menos reconhecimento do que merecia. Se você gosta de campanhas de FPS e nunca deu uma chance para este jogo, vale muito a pena. É uma viagem nostálgica para quem viveu a geração do Xbox 360 e ainda consegue entregar uma boa experiência nos dias de hoje.

apart from graphics its the type of militry game i wanted pure

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