That aside though, I found there were some good aspects about the game, like having the setting be based in World War II or having various character stances, having the missions be memorable and of course giving you the ability to have those 360 no scope moments. It's kinda the same thing happening with Medal of Honor: Vanguard, you just have to accept things won't go your way sometimes. Not that there was anything wrong with MS-DOS games but let's just say, time wasn't on their side. Yeah, it's extremely buggy and weird but once you get passed that, it's almost like playing a FPS built for a Windows 95. Honestly, I don't really have much of a problem with this game. I was destined to win this next mission but I was going to need a little more than just luck to help me, I needed the game to work as it was intended and for the next 15 minutes, to not bug out. I come to realize that I wasn't the one to blame for those last few times I got stuck on that wall, or couldn't pick up ammo properly or swear I peaked and leaned that one guy on the window with the stupid hat but missed entirely. I'm reconsidering my options at this point, thinking I should just play something else but I'll give it one more shot. I was shocked at the level of difficulty it displayed and it had only been the first mission. It was my first time playing a Medal of Honor game and I was caught off guard.

It was my first time playing a Medal of Honor game and I was caught 'Get down, Keegan!'.

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