willingsas

Game tuesday

Medal of honor airborne. Darn was it good. I've played Call of Duty 2 (And i still do sometimes!) For a year now and i decided to play another WWII fps.

Remembering how i played MOH Frontline as a lil kid on my game-cube i downloaded it, ignored everything i could of played (I'm so sorry, Battlefield 4) And played the hell outta this game.

Okay, you remember Call of Duty 2? It's kind of the same game, but with better graphics and hardcore.

Remember Cod's health regen? Gone. You only have 4 little health bars and when one depletes completely you can't regenerate that bar anymore. Gotta pick up those diddly-darn medkits if you want to stand a chance.

I play Cod 2 on it's maximum difficulty and i complete every mission very fast.

Welp, MOH got me this time. I just played it on normal difficulty and boy was it difficult!

Talking about something else, in MOH frontline (Atleast in the gamecube port) You can't even aim for s**t.

MOH Airborne has a slightly better aim, because you can use a mouse and change your sensivity. But it takes a while to get used to; you see, when you aim your sensivity doesn't change.

You can also upgrade your weapons! If you kill enough people with a weapon you can get upgrades

(For example, increased rate of fire) And i didn't noticed at first, but the model for the weapon also changes, wich is cool.

If you are gonna play this game, i recommend you play it on the casual difficulty. It's very different to other fps games and it takes a while to get used to. Also, have priority upgrading the sidearm pistol; Shoot someone 2 times and finish him off by punching 'em. I mostly used the sidearm and the mp40 as they have a higher ammount of accuracy.

Actually, this game reminds me off something. 2007 game where you upgrade your weapons, pick a s**t ton of medkits and the best way to get rid off someone is to finish them off with a melee. You also get an OP shotgun that you can use to get rid of the heavy soldiers easily. Hmm.. Would you kindly tell me?

Welp. I'll start recommending games on tuesdays. Turn on next time, folks!