Posted on: November 10, 2020
MichaelZFreeman
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You can't beat a classic
MOH is truly a classic of the genre. Even with an older game of this type, as long as you spruce the graphics up a bit (Virtual Super Resolution) and the sound (EAX restoration) then the classic atmosphere is still there. Prepare to be extremely immersed in snowy forests or NAZI bunkers. Every corner becomes a death defying dance of grenades bouncing off walls and encounters. It's a seriously good sign for me when I'm laughing when I die, lol. Then I know I was fighting well and the enemy got me fair and square. Highly recommended. As to the difficulty here. It's just too easy in modern games that have so many customisation options (for example Ghost Recon Wildlands, Breakpoint) to make "just hard enough" for one's own style of game play. But its just not challenging enough. Basically the game allows you to break the rules, whereas MOH has a set deck of rules. Other games have cover mechanics, regen health - bullet sponges. MOHAA gives a level playing field apart from the easy/normal/hard difficulty. Developers today are so afraid of making the game "too hard" for players that they try and please everyone. They are in danger of taking away part of the fun factor which is the challenge. Some other games that don't seem to suffer from this are one's like AC Origins. It's new combat system is challenging. However in modern games you can always dial the difficulty up and down at will leading to not being able to live with the consequences of one's decisions. Can you image if the particpants were allowed to do that in the middle of an olympic contest ? So MOH is a true testament to the generation who fought WW2. Now we can sit back and say "we won that one". But then WINNING WASN'T EASY WHEN YOU WERE IN THE THICK OF IT !
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