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Posted on: June 1, 2024
Jeux: 0 Avis: 3
Not as memorable as AA but better game
The Squad mechanics are great, improved gameplay over MOH:AA but the ADS mechanics (Aim Down Sights) isn't as smooth as the CoD 1 and United Offensive which were the competition at the time. At least the AI in this game isn't as crazy godlike, like in MOHAA and it was nice to finally have AI friendlies the entire time.
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Posted on: February 21, 2025
michael484
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 44 Avis: 1
Best Medal of Honor
This game is highly underrated, and I'm genuinely unsure why. The game features characters with distinct personalities, cinematic storytelling, and explores a theater of war that is often underrepresented in games. The AI is impressive, intelligently calling out enemy positions, and the squad tactics is something not really touched in this way. The unique medic system enhances gameplay. Overall, it's an amazing game that deserves more recognition.
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Posted on: January 14, 2024
VulpesAnimalis
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 11 Avis: 8
Frustrating & Hard
Well, Not fun at all. For the first I don't think the squad element really works here; difficulty here is little,.. ehm, for example You can be instantly killed (very often by soldier that you can't actually see). One of the worst section in game, for Me ,,One man army soldier with the machine gun shooting many planes down before they kill him,, frustrating. Don´t get Me wrong, but many other MoH games are makes WW2 much better, with quality, difficulty and with gaming process.
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Posted on: September 19, 2019
lonzokiller
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 59 Avis: 1
A decent shooter, but doesn't stand out
This game is fun enough and the gameplay is decent, but gets very stale, the maps are just corridors you have to follow. The worst part of the game is where your character, a marine, starts piloting a plane and blowing up radar installations and carriers, really it's so dumb I don't know why it's there. The game is interspersed with dialogue and monologues that are meant to make it deep and profound like a war movie, but they are incredibly hollow and only slow the pace of it.
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Posted on: October 21, 2020
Louard_le_Barbare
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 294 Avis: 125
They... they were in the bushes...
Pacific Assault marks the entry of the Medal of Honor franchise into the modern era of first-person gameplay, and as such, it's guaranteed to be divisive. While Allied Assault was very “run and gun”-oriented at points, this game feels more realistic and modern in its mechanics. It's all about getting behind cover, aiming down sight, having a two-weapons limit, and calling the team medic if your health is low – yep, medkits are barely a thing anymore! Enemies often hide behind thick foliage, and big chunks of the game are spent behind cover, trying to locate and kill them before they can flank you: seriously, half of this game is spent shooting at bushes. It works well though, and feels tense and kind of realistic, notably because the guns are fun to fire, but this type of gameplay is not everyone's taste. From time to time, Pacific Assault leaves behind this grounded combat style and lets you take control of an artillery piece to destroy tanks and planes. These sequences, while fun, can feel excessive when compared to the rest of it. Only occasionally does this game find a good balance between explosive set pieces and semi-realistic combat, but when it does, like in the Henderson Field level, it becomes quite enthralling. Graphically, even if it hasn't aged particularly well, the game is decent enough for 2004, being able to render fairly big and detailed jungle environments – even though it's done at the cost of long loading times. Immersion is overall a big selling point for this game, with a lot of credible environments, some tense situations, a few heavily scripted but memorable cinematic moments, and constant exchange between you and your (very likable) teammates. It does a really good job at making you feel like a soldier fighting his way through the jungle. In the end, I would definitely recommend Pacific Assault for its immersiveness, and for its depiction of the Pacific War, which remains a rare sight in entertainment media and video games in particular.
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