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Man this sucks I was looking forward to this game I was looking forward to cyberpunk I was looking forward to 13 all three of them are terrible what the hell is happening with game companies lately!!!!
Knowing EA, somehow what they are going to take away from this is that "well i guess Medal of Honor just doesn't sell" and not that this game is just dogshit
Because their company is run by fucking drones, who's only programming function is to make more money. Only problem is, they never programmed them with the ability to determine what a good product is vs. a bad one. Only more profit vs. less profit.
@@Fizzlepop72 It's also quite funny because those idiots clearly don't have the understanding that a good game will sell more than a bad game. Like they want to make so much money but they are having a hard time understanding that to make lots of money they have to make a good game. They want to make lots of money whilst putting in minimal effort into the product.
@@VeteranR well look at fifa a horrible game every year, still sells like water because of the stupid sports fans , i think that ea thinks that all gamers are as stupid as sport fans
@@Mikko_Hamalainen What are you talking about? That has literally nothing to do with it being a WW2 games. It's about the fact that asset flips are often poorly made with little to no design implemented. Which is the case with this game.
Probably a combination of executive meddling, lack of VR game dev experience, and working with an unfamiliar engine. It being shoved out definitely reeks of EA deadline bullshit.
@@delvercetti8930 well they also didn't had any expierence with third person melee combat setpiece heavy story driven non linear games running on Unreal Engine and they absolutely nailed it on jedi fallen order, this is probably a lack of interest and a bigger budget or team, because talent they surely have
The decision to bring back MoH in this manner, a VR shooter with gargantuan disk space and very high GPU/CPU requirements was already a nail in the coffin. I secretly hoped this will be the great comeback but well. VR? 170GBs? GTX 2080 as recommended GPU? SSD recommended? It's a game for a very limited group of gamers
@@jackiemortes PC gaming in general is becoming a lot more widespread than it was say 10 or even 5 years ago, but I still feel like it's not going to reach the same market as console releases from the word go. Consoles are easier for people to get, cheaper, play mostly all the major games and that's without having to know anything about what specs make a good PC. That said, I myself have a pretty decent gaming PC and I still don't even meet the minimum GPU requirements for this. It's for a limited group of gamers within an already limited group of gamers. I can't imagine very many average people are going to have a setup that can run this. It is such a damn shame. Medal of Honor was a great series, the trailers for this looked pretty good, I should have known from this being VR and from the minimum requirements that it probably wasn't going to do well regardless but if it's as bad as this video says then that's a serious disappointment and probably the death of the series. It already died once after Warfighter. Only hope is that the series can somehow survive a second Warfighter under as merciless a publisher as EA. It's definitely a longshot. Truth be told I don't necessarily know if there's that much of a place for Medal of Honor in 2020 between Battlefield, Call of Duty, and some of these other series coming back like Doom and Wolfenstein. I feel like most of the niches are filled. If anything, Call of Duty took MoH's niche way back in the early 2000's, now that niche (singleplayer WW2 FPS epic) doesn't hardly exist anymore to be taken back. And as for trying to do what modern CoDs or even Battlefields do, well, we see how that went in 2010 and 2012. It's not like there can only be one game per genre but I do feel like unless they put out a truly revolutionary game, MoH is really going to feel like it's just a third wheeling me too game that isn't necessary. I really don't know. I'd love to see this series come back guns blazing with good, solid WW2 singleplayer campaigns, maybe set it in little known, little covered parts of the war like the Fall of Europe in 1939-1940 or the Pacific - that's been done to an extent but there's a ton of uncovered ground, you know as far as I've researched I don't even think that there's been a singleplayer depiction of Iwo Jima in any high profile game as of yet and that's one of the most famous battles of the entire threater and the entire war. There's a lot of places to go with WW2, go there, build a solid game, only bother with VR if you can make the VR worth it. Then maybe we'll see MoH come back. It's unlikely, but I do hope to see it someday.
Tbh what could a revived Medal of Honor look like? WW2 was done to death, Modern military COD-clones were done to death, and now they're still getting sub-par reboots. VR may be the next game frontier, but it's too expensive for anybody but a small niche of gamers. This feels like a more of a one-off thing, more of a tech demo than anything else, like Quake II RTX. And anyway, not every single thing has to spawn an endless series of similar sequels/reboots. I miss the time when a new game came out, maybe it had 1 or 2 sequels that improved upon a solid foundation, then ended once or before they became stale.
@@UnchainedEruption if I was in charge I'd go back to the design of games like Underground and Frontline, where you had multiple objectives in a level and were scored on your playthrough, something more arcade like to make it stand out.. but EA won't let them do something like that
@@lesbianduck7862 If all you would do is redo Underground and Frontline, then you can just replay Underground and Frontline. That only proves my point that MoH no longer serves a purpose. If a series stops doing something new and interesting; if it simply stagnates, then it is time to retire it. Battlefield and CoD are perfect examples of series that should have ended almost a decade ago now, yet persist unfortunately on brand name and marketing alone. Pretty much every style of gameplay and shooter, and every major front of WW2 has been done in that setting. As much as I love the M1 Garand and Thompson, I think we need military shooters that explore other conflicts. There are only a handful of Vietnam shooters, and even fewer that were good. To my knowledge, there isn't a single military shooter set during the Korean War. World War I has also not been done justice: BF1 was a reskinned modern military shooter with machine guns and arcadey flamethrower pickups that fails to immerse, and Verdun is just an okay indie game at best.
Honestly, I was watching the trailers for this game thinking to myself - "Oh they probably left the graphics a little *worse* so that the system requirements are lower and more people can play it". WOW.
What?! But I wanted a Pacific Assault Sequel that takes place in Saipan, Philippines, Iwo Jima and Okinawa for Conlin's Story. Can't E.A. make a good Single Player Games since 1999 like last time?
I was so excited to play this. When I saw the review for it, my day was immediately ruined. I was hyped for this from the day it was announced. So upsetting!
I remember when Allied Assault came out I was part of a clan where we did bolt action rifles only. We had a fun server and it was a genuinely good time. That was around 2000-2002 from what I recall and that was the last time I enjoyed MOH.
I feel like EA thought "these VR players are begging for AAA VR games, they'll take any buggy shlock we put in front of them as long as it's in VR." Sadly for EA VR players don't want garbage, they want a quality experience and polish.
Weird, we seem to have come full circle in regards to the Medal of Honor series. Respawn used to be 2015, which made Allied Assault for the PC. Then most of them left and became Infinity Ward and made Call of Duty which was directly competing with MoH, a good chunk of Infinity Ward left to form Respawn, and now Respawn is working on the Medal of Honor franchise again. Studioception.
11:40 The 1911 locks on the disassembly notch, how hard is it to get an airsoft gun and learn the operation of one of the world's most famous pistols. Man I dodged a bullet not buying this game Edit: and the hammer rides the slide
@@lukel980 It seems like you enjoyed Titanfall 2 (and rightfully so the game is dope) and expected it to be similar because it’s on the same engine. Imo apex is the best BR game out there and it’s FOP so you can’t really complain. Most legends are fun to play and they constantly try to keep it fresh by changing maps and adding game modes.
@@RusticRonnie Gameloft version is very bad. At lease Brothers In Arms 2 for mobile is good and bearable. Brothers in arms 3? I tried it. Fucking garbage copy of other mobile third person shooters with buying weapons and stuff. PC versions are very very good.
Console VR is a gimmick and will remain like that until our consoles are pretty top notch so maybe when the upgraded series x launches we’ll see true VR.
Just noticed that the Luger pistol in this game isn't even animated properly. At 7:45 it is visible how the mag is still in the gun while you're putting the new one in and also the slide gets locked back and stays in the forward position at the same time. Great game design
You know what the worst part of this is? The fact they're going to blame us for it failing and say "I think gamers are just done and tired of the medal of honor franchise." Sad time we live in, truly. EDIT: Oh apparently everyone in this vid's comments are saying the same thing as me. That actually made me lose hope.
You nailed it bro. So many people are praising this game which makes no sense. If you played Alyx before there is no way MOH can be fun at all. It's insulting
It has absolutely nothing to do with it "not being the same." Both of these are AAA games yet Medal of honor has awful production value and was years outdated on launch while Alyx is the entry point to every one playing VR.
Most people seems to be disappointed by it, i was hyped for it but after seeing the reviews, the horrible performance especially on console, the crashes and the bugs i didn't buy it.
No no no. What I really mean is can you do mid-clip reload any guns with magazine like Thompson, MP 40 and STG 44 without pulling the Actuator, or Bolt or known as Charging Handle.
As I have heard is that this game wasn't supposed to be a VR game in the first place! But EA forced respawn to scrap the basic single player game and engine, and remake it into VR just so EA can cash into the VR market
Can you imagine how good a Brothers in Arms VR game could be? You could give your team orders with your hand gestures. They should just remake the first one as a VR game to see if it can be done.
VR gaming (and gaming in general, tbh) is very much in my peripheral vision these days but I'm still blown away by how the advertising for this game just reminded me of, like, a Wii tech demo from 2006. Catching grenades and climbing ladders, whoa holy shit!
Honestly I've never been a big fan of the medal of Honor series after playing Warfighter...it was a disappointment before, it's a disappointment now as well...
Medal of honor was only good in the early 2000s, once call of duty 4 came out they tried too hard to compete with it, then battlefield 3 came out and they tried too hard to compete with it too. Now this VR mess
I'd say the last good medal of honor was airborne, because they atleast tried to innovate on the usual ww2 game play by having your character be able to parachute anywhere on the map in the campaign
Damn, that sucks. I'm playing Medal of Honor: European Assault on the PS2 right now, a much older, nearly forgotten title... and it's far better than what was presented here.
As someone who has been into vr since the start of the year, this was a game I was really looking forward to. A proper ww2 vr game made by Respawn of all developers sounds awesome. However watching this review...I think I'll hold off on it. Btw, since you're getting into vr games, you interested in checking out Into the Radius? I've heard you mention the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series a few times in other videos so I figured it might be a game you would be into. It's not AAA, but the devs have been great at listening to feedback.
When i booted the game up, grabbed a cup of coffee in game and tried to smack it against the table... It just went trough. I immediately knew this wasnt gonna be the “next triple A vr game” people were talking about... such a shame.
That is one of the dumbest set up for tutorial I've ever seen. Like, can't they set up the tutorial to be actually on the field during battle so the game teaching you basics like shooting, getting hurt and heal, etc is actually make sense? But nope, gotta break immersion by actually slamming your palm to a fucking rusty nails.
The franchise was going to die anyways. Medal Of Honor lost a lot of ground past the PS2 era. COD MW launched in 2007 and MOH Airborne just couldn't hold a candle to it. When MOH2010 released BF3 was already in production and by 2011 it was clear as day Battlefield had become the main FPS cash cow for EA.
In Pavlov I have only one problem I am left Eye dominant but right hand dominant so Usually in match’s I have to switch my hands to help problem I wish there was setting to tell your eye dominancy
The reason why people said this needs 300 + GB is that Steam requires you to have roughly 2x the space for the game to load. It´s similar to a packed Winrar file, you have the file one time and then you have to unpack it leaving the files in the folder, you have 2x the files you need to install. Steam does this with all the games , it actually requrires you to have space for 2x the space the game later actually needs because when it installs from certain files it´s actually writing the files to the harddrive from these files and steam later just deletes those files.
This is upsetting. When I first saw the trailer, I was blown away and couldn't wait to try it. I bought an Oculus Rift S for Half-Life Alyx but my PC can barely run it and I didn't want to upgrade for a single game, so seeing this title as well was pushing me towards doing so in order enjoy these kinds of experiences properly. After this, I now no longer have a desire to do so. What a shame.
I'm still avoiding buying into VR. I feel like there's a whole lot of jank and gimmicks and very little actual value. There are some games that are good, but not enough to justify how expensive VR headsets are. I'm not dropping 800 on an Index set to play office simulator or whatever.
This opinion doesn't hold up any more. Headsets are only $300 now a days and there's tons of great games like boneworks, alyx, H3VR, Zero caliber, into the radius, etc.
This makes Medal of Honor Warfighter look like Call of Duty: Black Ops: Cold War I feel like this game was originally going to be a standard Non-VR FPS, but at the last second EA asked for it to be a VR game
I honestly, want to know what went wrong, who specifically rushed it out. respawn is capeable of making great games, what happened here? My guess, EA happened.
Well I'm sad about this. This and Half Life Alyx were games that made me genuinely excited to get a VR headset one day. This game needed a major delay clearly. Hopefully it'll get alot of patches and eventually be good though because I'd love to relive my childhood medal of honor memories in VR
"Do they really need this to make sense for in game lore?" I wouldnt be surprised if it came(inspired) from metal gear solid. The game in which it happens when starting the game(mgs 2 tanker mission)
So sad we can't get a good Moh game... After the failure of Warfighter I never expected EA to invest into this franchise. Clearly they didn't.... And I feel this is the final nail in the coffin.
I guess we know now what they meant by "Above And Beyond" ... when I heard the dev. explaining the holstering mechanism, that was the moment when I noped out.
Welp, this game's disappointing. Thanks to all of you that joined while I streamed it. If you want to come hang out in the future for some hopefully not so bad games then give a follow! www.twitch.tv/jarek4gamingdragon
Man this sucks I was looking forward to this game I was looking forward to cyberpunk I was looking forward to 13 all three of them are terrible what the hell is happening with game companies lately!!!!
So, which game are you going to cover up next? Cyberpunk 2077 or some other title?
Hi Jarek, you need to take a look at this:
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Worse than Warfighter? Eight years without one and this was it?
It literally looks like a ps2 game running at 4k with hd texture pack installed
Knowing EA, somehow what they are going to take away from this is that "well i guess Medal of Honor just doesn't sell" and not that this game is just dogshit
Because their company is run by fucking drones, who's only programming function is to make more money. Only problem is, they never programmed them with the ability to determine what a good product is vs. a bad one. Only more profit vs. less profit.
@@Fizzlepop72 It's also quite funny because those idiots clearly don't have the understanding that a good game will sell more than a bad game. Like they want to make so much money but they are having a hard time understanding that to make lots of money they have to make a good game.
They want to make lots of money whilst putting in minimal effort into the product.
Or even worse "Well, I guess VR isn't a good platform and people don't like that"
@@VeteranR well look at fifa a horrible game every year, still sells like water because of the stupid sports fans , i think that ea thinks that all gamers are as stupid as sport fans
@@Kdu_Pingumat Even I as a gamer think that the majority of gamers are stupid. At least EA got that right.
Welp, Medal of Honor is probably done for good.
And probably respawn
Hate to see it
@@Ell_the_Nuke fallen order was the second best selling game of the last 12 months they'll be fine ea needs em
@@MrKovet EA has fucked over many other gaming studios for one big flop.
Medal of honor won't come back until EA realizes that single player FPS games have a place.
Those veterans deserved a better game to honor them.
Then Allied assault or cod world at war is for you.
Every game is a offensive pile of trash to soldiers. Imagine making a game of someone’s ptsd
@@nik774 gotta dig back to the ps2 days. Cod finest hour, big red one and the brothers in arms games.
Call of duty
Shame, it looked interesting.
Also, that Kar98k scope reticle looks like something you'd find on a war plane's machine gun sight of that era.
@@Largentina. I admit the cover art did draw my nostalgia driven attention, until i saw the gameplay that is.
@@Largentina. big time. Look up 9 hole reviews. They do a practical accuracy test with a kar sniper with a period accurate scope. Pretty cool
Also, wtf was the double toggle on the Luger!
Honestly, this looks like one of those steam asset flips.
Eh it looks too good for that.
@@RusticRonnie Asset flips can look pretty good, even better than this, visually speaking. It's more about the design or lack thereof.
BigFryTV should review it🤣🤣🤣
Nah it doesn't, it does not look good, but just because its ww2 doesn't make it look like asset flip.
@@Mikko_Hamalainen What are you talking about?
That has literally nothing to do with it being a WW2 games. It's about the fact that asset flips are often poorly made with little to no design implemented. Which is the case with this game.
How the hell did Respawn screw up this game is beyond me
Maybe they don't have the talent to make VR games.
Don't you mean "above and beyond me"?
Probably a combination of executive meddling, lack of VR game dev experience, and working with an unfamiliar engine.
It being shoved out definitely reeks of EA deadline bullshit.
@@delvercetti8930 well they also didn't had any expierence with third person melee combat setpiece heavy story driven non linear games running on Unreal Engine and they absolutely nailed it on jedi fallen order, this is probably a lack of interest and a bigger budget or team, because talent they surely have
@@gustavosimoes1995 maybe, but VR is a completely different beast. Even From software made a bad VR game.
"Pretend to hurt yourself by slamming your hand on these rusty nails"
That's not pretending, that's tetanus!
"IT BUILDS CHARACTER!"
Then "STAB YOURSELF IN THE HEART WITH A NEEDLE" cause I'm sure that'll fix your bloody hand.
No i havent gotten tetanus yet and i had my fair sharer of steel and rusty steel in me
Probably the last nail on the coffin of MoH
Just don't forget to hit those nails with your hand...
Its impressive how medal of honor consistently fails every single time in every single aspect.
@ Ouch....
The decision to bring back MoH in this manner, a VR shooter with gargantuan disk space and very high GPU/CPU requirements was already a nail in the coffin. I secretly hoped this will be the great comeback but well. VR? 170GBs? GTX 2080 as recommended GPU? SSD recommended? It's a game for a very limited group of gamers
@@jackiemortes PC gaming in general is becoming a lot more widespread than it was say 10 or even 5 years ago, but I still feel like it's not going to reach the same market as console releases from the word go. Consoles are easier for people to get, cheaper, play mostly all the major games and that's without having to know anything about what specs make a good PC. That said, I myself have a pretty decent gaming PC and I still don't even meet the minimum GPU requirements for this. It's for a limited group of gamers within an already limited group of gamers. I can't imagine very many average people are going to have a setup that can run this.
It is such a damn shame. Medal of Honor was a great series, the trailers for this looked pretty good, I should have known from this being VR and from the minimum requirements that it probably wasn't going to do well regardless but if it's as bad as this video says then that's a serious disappointment and probably the death of the series. It already died once after Warfighter. Only hope is that the series can somehow survive a second Warfighter under as merciless a publisher as EA. It's definitely a longshot. Truth be told I don't necessarily know if there's that much of a place for Medal of Honor in 2020 between Battlefield, Call of Duty, and some of these other series coming back like Doom and Wolfenstein. I feel like most of the niches are filled. If anything, Call of Duty took MoH's niche way back in the early 2000's, now that niche (singleplayer WW2 FPS epic) doesn't hardly exist anymore to be taken back. And as for trying to do what modern CoDs or even Battlefields do, well, we see how that went in 2010 and 2012. It's not like there can only be one game per genre but I do feel like unless they put out a truly revolutionary game, MoH is really going to feel like it's just a third wheeling me too game that isn't necessary. I really don't know. I'd love to see this series come back guns blazing with good, solid WW2 singleplayer campaigns, maybe set it in little known, little covered parts of the war like the Fall of Europe in 1939-1940 or the Pacific - that's been done to an extent but there's a ton of uncovered ground, you know as far as I've researched I don't even think that there's been a singleplayer depiction of Iwo Jima in any high profile game as of yet and that's one of the most famous battles of the entire threater and the entire war. There's a lot of places to go with WW2, go there, build a solid game, only bother with VR if you can make the VR worth it. Then maybe we'll see MoH come back. It's unlikely, but I do hope to see it someday.
This makes me the big sad.
Ikr
The game, I don't give a damn about. The fact they just killed the chances of MoH returning AGAIN by screwing up another game... Ugh.
Tbh what could a revived Medal of Honor look like? WW2 was done to death, Modern military COD-clones were done to death, and now they're still getting sub-par reboots. VR may be the next game frontier, but it's too expensive for anybody but a small niche of gamers. This feels like a more of a one-off thing, more of a tech demo than anything else, like Quake II RTX. And anyway, not every single thing has to spawn an endless series of similar sequels/reboots. I miss the time when a new game came out, maybe it had 1 or 2 sequels that improved upon a solid foundation, then ended once or before they became stale.
@@UnchainedEruption if I was in charge I'd go back to the design of games like Underground and Frontline, where you had multiple objectives in a level and were scored on your playthrough, something more arcade like to make it stand out.. but EA won't let them do something like that
@@lesbianduck7862 If all you would do is redo Underground and Frontline, then you can just replay Underground and Frontline. That only proves my point that MoH no longer serves a purpose. If a series stops doing something new and interesting; if it simply stagnates, then it is time to retire it. Battlefield and CoD are perfect examples of series that should have ended almost a decade ago now, yet persist unfortunately on brand name and marketing alone.
Pretty much every style of gameplay and shooter, and every major front of WW2 has been done in that setting. As much as I love the M1 Garand and Thompson, I think we need military shooters that explore other conflicts. There are only a handful of Vietnam shooters, and even fewer that were good. To my knowledge, there isn't a single military shooter set during the Korean War. World War I has also not been done justice: BF1 was a reskinned modern military shooter with machine guns and arcadey flamethrower pickups that fails to immerse, and Verdun is just an okay indie game at best.
@@UnchainedEruption I mean, there hasn't been a WW2 FPS where you play as a German in the campaign outside of, like, 18 minutes of BFV.
@@UnchainedEruption “bf1 fails to immerse” dude shut the hell up
Mass Effect Andromeda: one person's face is tired.
MOH Above and Beyond: everyone's face is tired, including yours after playing for a minute
15:10 Firing full-auto right next to your driver's ear, while using him as a meat shield. LOL
Who designed this?!?
Somehow the same people who made titanfall 2
@@cerestyx1340 and to some extent, Call of Duty 4 and Modern Warfare 2.
Honestly, I was watching the trailers for this game thinking to myself - "Oh they probably left the graphics a little *worse* so that the system requirements are lower and more people can play it". WOW.
Those NPC's have truly witnessed the horrors of war that's a 100% Immersive experience right there
This is the most disappointing moment of 2020. Well back to airborne I guess
Those parachuting sequences at the beginning of every mission in Airborne are gold.
@@jackiemortes Only downside is it makes Spearhead's intro look kinda crap by comparison. But that was also a great MoH game/expansion.
"It's a disappointing mess" would be a good slogan for EA to adopt.
I mean the quote is "Above and beyond the Call of Duty" not "Above and beyond the Medal of Honor"
well this game was definitely above and beyond respawn's capabilities
At first I almost thought it was a subtle snipe at COD for that exact reason, and trying something new like VR, which if it was is hilarious now
I'm still waiting on a MoH: European Assault remaster... Or Allied Assault. Or Airborne. Or Pacific Assault. Or any of the good ol' MoH games
Or Frontline
@@Agentohyeah Frontline did get a remaster, it's on PS3.
What?! But I wanted a Pacific Assault Sequel that takes place in Saipan, Philippines, Iwo Jima and Okinawa for Conlin's Story. Can't E.A. make a good Single Player Games since 1999 like last time?
I was so excited to play this. When I saw the review for it, my day was immediately ruined. I was hyped for this from the day it was announced. So upsetting!
I meant before this game came out. I WAS excited to play this. Now that the game is out, I won’t bother
I played medal of honour tons on my ps2 back in the day. It hurts to know it's gonna be swept under the rug again.
It really is insulting. Do not think about spending money on this pile of garbage. Played the first two missions and was done with it
Devs fixed a bunch of stuff, and the game is really great out, full force MOH but in VR, seriously.
I remember when Allied Assault came out I was part of a clan where we did bolt action rifles only. We had a fun server and it was a genuinely good time. That was around 2000-2002 from what I recall and that was the last time I enjoyed MOH.
I feel like EA thought "these VR players are begging for AAA VR games, they'll take any buggy shlock we put in front of them as long as it's in VR." Sadly for EA VR players don't want garbage, they want a quality experience and polish.
"a game that came out 4 years ago"
job simulator was way too advanced for the time
Weird, we seem to have come full circle in regards to the Medal of Honor series. Respawn used to be 2015, which made Allied Assault for the PC. Then most of them left and became Infinity Ward and made Call of Duty which was directly competing with MoH, a good chunk of Infinity Ward left to form Respawn, and now Respawn is working on the Medal of Honor franchise again.
Studioception.
11:40 The 1911 locks on the disassembly notch, how hard is it to get an airsoft gun and learn the operation of one of the world's most famous pistols. Man I dodged a bullet not buying this game
Edit: and the hammer rides the slide
Clearly the devs don't know about Ian McCollum
@@KorbinX Forgive them gun Jesus, for they know not what they have done
@KorbinX praise be to Gun Jesus! May he smite these horrible devs with the birdshot, the slug, and the holy buckshot.
@@ThatWolfFromHyruleGaming for he is the light, and the light is muzzle flash sometimes.
@@ThatWolfFromHyruleGaming shut up
Respawn's track record has a stain now
two stains, they allowed Apex Legends to exist
@@jasonscarborough94 just because you dont like it doesnt mean its bad
@@jasonscarborough94 lol someone got rekt one to many times I see
@@lukel980 It seems like you enjoyed Titanfall 2 (and rightfully so the game is dope) and expected it to be similar because it’s on the same engine. Imo apex is the best BR game out there and it’s FOP so you can’t really complain. Most legends are fun to play and they constantly try to keep it fresh by changing maps and adding game modes.
@@lukel980 exactly my point, fun game with a high skill ceiling just not ur style and I get it.
You know what I want even more than a MOH game? Brothers in arms
Bad news, gameloft is making another one.
@@RusticRonnie No....NOOOOOOOOOO
@@RusticRonnie With microtransactions and really fucking goofy weapon designs?
@@RusticRonnie Gameloft version is very bad. At lease Brothers In Arms 2 for mobile is good and bearable. Brothers in arms 3? I tried it. Fucking garbage copy of other mobile third person shooters with buying weapons and stuff. PC versions are very very good.
@@RusticRonnie You sure?
Is that seriously the tutorial, holy shit who designed this game?
Somehow the same people who made Titanfall
@@Agentohyeah ouch.
@@Agentohyeah Titanfall is gone, only Apex now
Come on, slamming your hand on to some rusty nails is hilarious
@@ChronicSynchronizer yeah that was pretty good tbh
Not gonna lie, I bursted out laughing at the “scope in your face” part
they fixed that since
Rest in peace Medal of Honor. Thank god emulation is a thing.
Me crying in a corner with a psvr
❤️
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There there *pats head*
Console VR is a gimmick and will remain like that until our consoles are pretty top notch so maybe when the upgraded series x launches we’ll see true VR.
Idk what you mean console be is fine just not super good
Just noticed that the Luger pistol in this game isn't even animated properly. At 7:45 it is visible how the mag is still in the gun while you're putting the new one in and also the slide gets locked back and stays in the forward position at the same time. Great game design
I just want another airborne calibre MoH, is that so much to ask?
Imagine being able to play airborne in vr with proper immersive controls
@@gymonx11 that'll be awesome dude
@@gymonx11 honestly, jumping out of and parachuting in VR sounds particularly nauseating
@@Sreven199 probably it's just a damn shame companies aren't remastering older titles for vr
Unfortunately, some people are going to blame this game's failure on VR...
People say some really silly things when trying to justify why they can't buy something.
3:16 - Mattia Binotto drawing up the Ferrari master 🅱️lan in 1944
S🅱️inalla here, s🅱️inalla there...
We are going Plan S...
Ah Medal of Honor Above and Beyond: the Sega Saturn of VR games
Sega Saturn still had good games. This is like the Fairchild F of VR games
You know what the worst part of this is? The fact they're going to blame us for it failing and say "I think gamers are just done and tired of the medal of honor franchise." Sad time we live in, truly.
EDIT: Oh apparently everyone in this vid's comments are saying the same thing as me. That actually made me lose hope.
the truth hurts Jarek! but the lack of FOV talk is disturbing
Damn, what a shame. Was really looking forward to Medal of Honour's return, and a VR WW2 game is right up my street. Oh well...
A mediocre game of respawn? Please EA forget him, don’t kill him
Did you mean forgive or is that a quote I'm not familiar with?
Every dev studi under EA's reign will end dead, or will live like a corpse, resembling it's former shape.
No escape from the greed.
@@weirdeurasianboy8091 yeah probably that, not primary lenguage
"Former Shape" since 1999?
You nailed it bro.
So many people are praising this game which makes no sense. If you played Alyx before there is no way MOH can be fun at all. It's insulting
It has absolutely nothing to do with it "not being the same." Both of these are AAA games yet Medal of honor has awful production value and was years outdated on launch while Alyx is the entry point to every one playing VR.
I'm not comparing the gameplay, I'm comparing the production value you dense cabbage.
OH MY GOD THOSE TUTORIALS. Simulate an injury by smashing your hand? Camera shake? LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I just want another good MOH title. Grew up on the games and its a shame they have been neglected so bably
I Remember playing the original ones on the ps2 when I was a kid, I miss those days
I don't want you going through the physical pain but I can't wait for you to talk about the broken mess Cyberpunk.
The shooting shit in planes or stationary guns is also the worst if he hasn't mentioned that.
Great review. You saved me 80 Canadian space credits.
Hmm now i'm hyped for Jarek's Cyberpunk experience
Most people seems to be disappointed by it, i was hyped for it but after seeing the reviews, the horrible performance especially on console, the crashes and the bugs i didn't buy it.
@@mohamednail1707 hopefully CDPR iron up the bugs
@@MrBangijal i hope so, the game in current state is just unacceptable.
Noticed in a few other spots people have mentioned something:
No M1 Garand ping on empty.
Is this true?
That's half true, there is one but the audio is really low
@@MrAdrien914 they patched it yesterday and made it louder
Speaking of patch, mid-clip reloading?
@@mystyle_jm8997 You can actually reload the garand mid-clip
No no no. What I really mean is can you do mid-clip reload any guns with magazine like Thompson, MP 40 and STG 44 without pulling the Actuator, or Bolt or known as Charging Handle.
As I have heard is that this game wasn't supposed to be a VR game in the first place! But EA forced respawn to scrap the basic single player game and engine, and remake it into VR just so EA can cash into the VR market
I just hope Brothers In Arms 4 isnt a VR exclusive
Can you imagine how good a Brothers in Arms VR game could be? You could give your team orders with your hand gestures. They should just remake the first one as a VR game to see if it can be done.
The framerrate in MoH looks awful. Alyx and the other game look so much smoother.
I've heard this described as a "shooting gallery" or theater.
Medal of Honor above and beyond, more like Medal of Honor bed bath and beyond lol
Man when I watched the stream and heard that scream I lost it lol
I'll have to replay Airborne and Allied Assault then
VR gaming (and gaming in general, tbh) is very much in my peripheral vision these days but I'm still blown away by how the advertising for this game just reminded me of, like, a Wii tech demo from 2006. Catching grenades and climbing ladders, whoa holy shit!
Honestly I've never been a big fan of the medal of Honor series after playing Warfighter...it was a disappointment before, it's a disappointment now as well...
@@redscience2117 what do you think about Medal of honor pacific assault ?
@@redscience2117 hmmmm why do the reviews bomb it though ?
Medal of honor was only good in the early 2000s, once call of duty 4 came out they tried too hard to compete with it, then battlefield 3 came out and they tried too hard to compete with it too. Now this VR mess
I'd say the last good medal of honor was airborne, because they atleast tried to innovate on the usual ww2 game play by having your character be able to parachute anywhere on the map in the campaign
@@Gameprojordan what about medal of honor pacific assault though ?
I'm really sad about this.
I just got my VR headset and have been playing through Allied Assault prior to that and was super excited for this game.
The NPC faces are clearly symbolic of them having shellshock and being traumatized by war.
Damn, that sucks. I'm playing Medal of Honor: European Assault on the PS2 right now, a much older, nearly forgotten title... and it's far better than what was presented here.
As someone who has been into vr since the start of the year, this was a game I was really looking forward to. A proper ww2 vr game made by Respawn of all developers sounds awesome. However watching this review...I think I'll hold off on it.
Btw, since you're getting into vr games, you interested in checking out Into the Radius? I've heard you mention the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series a few times in other videos so I figured it might be a game you would be into. It's not AAA, but the devs have been great at listening to feedback.
This just sounds Medal of Honor Heroes 2 on Wii. PTSD KICKS IN!...
Looks like a 940MX game.
Feels real sad for the veteran...
0:01 when Homer has no donuts left at his workplace.
Also, that one moment when Medal of Honor is repeating history.... (Like, even way back in 1999 it's inferior already compared to Half-Life 1)...
When i booted the game up, grabbed a cup of coffee in game and tried to smack it against the table... It just went trough. I immediately knew this wasnt gonna be the “next triple A vr game” people were talking about... such a shame.
Yeah I like Pavlov a lot; but the community kinda pushes me away from it.
The rusty nails part was hilarious
That is one of the dumbest set up for tutorial I've ever seen. Like, can't they set up the tutorial to be actually on the field during battle so the game teaching you basics like shooting, getting hurt and heal, etc is actually make sense? But nope, gotta break immersion by actually slamming your palm to a fucking rusty nails.
It amazes me how the Kar98 in the older MOH games manages to be more realistic that the Kar98 in the VR MOH GAME.
World War 2 Medal of Honor game without Stg44?
No thanks, not touching that mess.
Deep down, we know the real MOH killers were MOH 2010 and Warfighter. Felt like they were COD knockoffs making a quick buck. Rest in peperonis MoH.
The franchise was going to die anyways. Medal Of Honor lost a lot of ground past the PS2 era. COD MW launched in 2007 and MOH Airborne just couldn't hold a candle to it. When MOH2010 released BF3 was already in production and by 2011 it was clear as day Battlefield had become the main FPS cash cow for EA.
Well... Back to meatmas in h3vr I guess, hope you're following it this year, it's a blast!
In Pavlov I have only one problem I am left Eye dominant but right hand dominant so Usually in match’s I have to switch my hands to help problem I wish there was setting to tell your eye dominancy
Medal of honor should join the new call of duty shared universe
Allies: *gather around the table to discuss the next plan*
Jarek: 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
The reason why people said this needs 300 + GB is that Steam requires you to have roughly 2x the space for the game to load. It´s similar to a packed Winrar file, you have the file one time and then you have to unpack it leaving the files in the folder, you have 2x the files you need to install. Steam does this with all the games , it actually requrires you to have space for 2x the space the game later actually needs because when it installs from certain files it´s actually writing the files to the harddrive from these files and steam later just deletes those files.
I only had 200gbs free and could install the game fine.
That left arm though. Wtf.
This is upsetting. When I first saw the trailer, I was blown away and couldn't wait to try it. I bought an Oculus Rift S for Half-Life Alyx but my PC can barely run it and I didn't want to upgrade for a single game, so seeing this title as well was pushing me towards doing so in order enjoy these kinds of experiences properly. After this, I now no longer have a desire to do so. What a shame.
Damn.. Not even Respawn could bring this series back..
Medal of Honor: please don't turn me into Star Wars.
What do you mean?! I waited 10 years for this 😭😭😭
I'm still avoiding buying into VR. I feel like there's a whole lot of jank and gimmicks and very little actual value. There are some games that are good, but not enough to justify how expensive VR headsets are. I'm not dropping 800 on an Index set to play office simulator or whatever.
This opinion doesn't hold up any more. Headsets are only $300 now a days and there's tons of great games like boneworks, alyx, H3VR, Zero caliber, into the radius, etc.
Okay? You want a medal?
I saw some gameplay clips a while ago and thought it was a tech demo. Wtf?
ahh. Disappointing. This looked good from the trailer :(
This makes Medal of Honor Warfighter look like Call of Duty: Black Ops: Cold War
I feel like this game was originally going to be a standard Non-VR FPS, but at the last second EA asked for it to be a VR game
The first hour of the game is just tutorials?
Damn, not even Medal of Honor: Warfighter was that restrictive.
Jarek: Welcome to a game that does not live up to its name.
Me: Cyberpunk 2077?
I honestly, want to know what went wrong, who specifically rushed it out. respawn is capeable of making great games, what happened here? My guess, EA happened.
Damn, they really gave it a dishonorable discharge.
What they really need is a remake to Medal of Honor Rising Sun
And a sequel of Pacific Assault too.
*smashes hand on nails, injects in the torso for whatever reason*
Somewhere, a Med student is crying
Well I'm sad about this. This and Half Life Alyx were games that made me genuinely excited to get a VR headset one day. This game needed a major delay clearly. Hopefully it'll get alot of patches and eventually be good though because I'd love to relive my childhood medal of honor memories in VR
"Do they really need this to make sense for in game lore?"
I wouldnt be surprised if it came(inspired) from metal gear solid. The game in which it happens when starting the game(mgs 2 tanker mission)
So sad we can't get a good Moh game... After the failure of Warfighter I never expected EA to invest into this franchise. Clearly they didn't.... And I feel this is the final nail in the coffin.
RIP MOH you won’t be forgotten
I guess we know now what they meant by "Above And Beyond" ... when I heard the dev. explaining the holstering mechanism, that was the moment when I noped out.
The music in the background is from Legendary: The box. Quite an awesome game Tbh