Medal of Honor: Warfighter

By Muhammad Farrukh
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Anaron, if you want join up on my platoon EFO (Elite Force One) so we an play this when retail ships.

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I love the fact that platoon emblems (custom ones) are shown in the game on the soldiers uniform.

Cool. Which version will you be getting? I plan on buying the PC version this time around.

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I don't mean to brag, but (even when high as a kite) this game is easy. I know that boils down to the players on the other team... Guess a bunch of 12 yr olds downloaded the beta on Xbox 360 :rofl: . I havent even bothered to switch from a US Assaulter with a RDS on the initial entry gun.

P.S. - is there a way to link specific game battlelogs? It isn't as easy to find as is for BF3; I'd love to show off 'squad wipe'x5 in 1 round + various stats.

Edit: What happen to gun recoil? oh and the starting Assaulter pistol sucks ass, regardless of headshots.

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Muhammad Farrukh

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Out of interest what platform do you play BF3 on?

I've played for over 100 hours on 360 and I cannot for the life of me get use to weapons in that game. They feel so inconsistent, bordering on broken.

PC.

It does feel better, at least to me, on PC than on both the consoles. Don't know if its just me

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I'm picking it up soonish. I'm not much of a war FPS gamer, but I am putting preference towards DX11 games so there ya go.

Nice, i did not realize this was a DX11 game. I also got the 50% off for being a BF3 premium member, so going to pick this up for PC no doubt.

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Nice, i did not realize this was a DX11 game. I also got the 50% off for being a BF3 premium member, so going to pick this up for PC no doubt.

Everything using Frostbite 2 is DX10/11 only.

I don't think EA has anything DX9 left on new titles outside of Sims 3 and Mass Effect 3 (no idea about their sports games though.)

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Everything using Frostbite 2 is DX10/11 only.

I don't think EA has anything DX9 left on new titles outside of Sims 3 and Mass Effect 3 (no idea about their sports games though.)

Good point. :laugh: Totally zoned out there, but indeed, it is a Frostbite 2 game.

Actually now very excited for the game, and I am just interested in the SP campaign. A good MP is just an added bonus for me.

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Glad you got yours, I just tried to get mine, and I decided I did not want to use PayPal but my Credit Card at the last step, went back to change to my credit card, and now Origin is telling me my code is no longer valid as it has already been used, even though I never even opened the PayPal site, never-mind actually purchased anything.

To add insult to injury, I decided to use the Live Chat feature, talked to a nice enough guy, he was pretty understanding, gave me a new code, which was completely a different format from the original code for being a BF3 Premium member, and that new code just straight up said invalid. I left the guy on chat as I thought that may happen, and all he could say was he escalated it to someone who will email me to hopefully resolve the issue. I swear, if I somehow get screwed out of the 50% promotion, I will not be a happy camper.

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