For example, one mission has a very metal gear style stealth section.

As well as this the developers have tried to mix up the gameplay with some different mechanics being thrown into each mission. The problem is that in a game like Medal of Honor, having somewhat realistic combat (although we flinch at calling it realistic) is that it is quite boring to play through. Whilst in Call of Duty you will see huge explosions and crazy Hollywood style set pieces, Warfighter has decided to go down a more realistic path. They are just not interesting to play at all. In fact, it is in one of these missions that the problems of the game really come home to roost.

In some missions you will be driving a car (showing off the power of the Frostbite 2 engine which powers this game) trying to outrun some enemies or deliver a package. Whilst MOH: WF is a first person shooter at heart, there is quite a bit of variety during the campaign. There are some moments in the storyline that may shock you, but having now seen the entire campaign, those moments do not fit into the story well and appear to have been added just for the shock factor. The storyline itself is serviceable and gets the job done, but it's unlikely to keep you coming back for more with the ultimate conclusion being easy to predict right from the outset. There are references to almost every major terror attack which has occurred in the west during that period and the storyline revolves around trying to prevent repeat attacks. If 2010's game was set during a current war, 2012's game rips directly from some of the more world changing events of the past five or so years.

The main character has recently walked away from the Tier 1 group to try and save the relationship with his daughter's mother before being dragged back into the fight to save the world yet again. The main storyline again revolves around a Tier 1 group of soldiers, the best of the best who are called in when lives are in danger. Medal of Honor: Warfighter (MOH:WF) is set in the present day. It's just a shame that EA didn't learn from its mistakes in 2010 and Warfighter is in fact in many ways a poorer game than its 2010 cousin. So, EA has gone back to the drawing board and their latest game in the MOH series, Warfighter, takes place in various hotspots around the globe. However, alongside with this the critical reception was poor, and whilst the game went on to sell well, it never was in danger of upstaging the premier FPS game from that year, Call of Duty: Black Ops. I chose to play that game, but had very mixed feelings doing so, and still think EA made a mistake.

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