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Globule · 01-24-2002, 08:09 AM

Time for me to chime in.

It's pointless making posts like this. Medal of Honor was not and is not supposed to be a realistic, squad-based simulation. It's an adventure with a lot of over-the-top action and thrilling environments, set in the interesting era of WWII. Op-Flash is a hard core military simulation (well, the infantry part anyway.. the tank/air sim part is laughable) that was first and foremost totally realistic (you usually die in one, SOMETIMES 2 shots)

They are both GOOD games. It all depends on your opinion and what kind of importance you place on realism. This is like comparing apples to oranges, folks. I happen to like both games for what they are. I appreciate the time Bohemia Interactive took to get things realistic in OFP; I appreciate the time 2015 took to make everything look and feel authentic and exciting.

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Globule is Offline Junior Member Posts: 3 Join Date: Jan 2002	01-24-2002, 08:09 AM Time for me to chime in. It's pointless making posts like this. Medal of Honor was not and is not supposed to be a realistic, squad-based simulation. It's an adventure with a lot of over-the-top action and thrilling environments, set in the interesting era of WWII. Op-Flash is a hard core military simulation (well, the infantry part anyway.. the tank/air sim part is laughable) that was first and foremost totally realistic (you usually die in one, SOMETIMES 2 shots) They are both GOOD games. It all depends on your opinion and what kind of importance you place on realism. This is like comparing apples to oranges, folks. I happen to like both games for what they are. I appreciate the time Bohemia Interactive took to get things realistic in OFP; I appreciate the time 2015 took to make everything look and feel authentic and exciting.