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Ydiss · 05-08-2003, 04:04 PM

It looks sweet, just hope it doesn't require me to upgrade. I imagine those pictures are taken with full detail, but still, it looks very processor intensive (more-so than MoH, due to the high density particle effects I see in those pics).

I also hope they release a more MoH style physics mode for weapons (that is, balanced - rather than realism). The blurb states that it's going for realism, which is ok, but I hope there's an option for "arcade" too.

It does look very much like MoH. It has that gritty WWII look about it that BF1942 and DoD both fail to acheive. The very look and feel that hooked me on MoH in the first place.

No shotguns, no bazookas (unless they require two men, that'd be fine) and no "uber-l337" gun that ruins the balance of the whole game and I'm there.

And, hopefully, proper support.

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Ydiss is Offline Senior Member Posts: 2,377 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Nottingham, England	05-08-2003, 04:04 PM It looks sweet, just hope it doesn't require me to upgrade. I imagine those pictures are taken with full detail, but still, it looks very processor intensive (more-so than MoH, due to the high density particle effects I see in those pics). I also hope they release a more MoH style physics mode for weapons (that is, balanced - rather than realism). The blurb states that it's going for realism, which is ok, but I hope there's an option for "arcade" too. It does look very much like MoH. It has that gritty WWII look about it that BF1942 and DoD both fail to acheive. The very look and feel that hooked me on MoH in the first place. No shotguns, no bazookas (unless they require two men, that'd be fine) and no "uber-l337" gun that ruins the balance of the whole game and I'm there. And, hopefully, proper support.