The unanswered question is what Medal of Honor will be bringing to the multiplayer party that we haven't seen already. Given DICE's pedigree, and the amount of time to go before the game ships, it seems fair to trust that such balancing quirks will be ironed out. Minor lag issues mean that it's possible to be shot by an enemy before you actually see their weapon fire, and I emptied five sniper rounds into one foe to no effect while he polished me off with an impressive 150-foot headshot using an assault rifle.Įxplosive splash damage also feels weak, meaning that RPG and grenade hits have to be very precise if they're to have any effect. It is, surprisingly, the weapon handling that feels skewed at the moment, but for now we're happy to file that under the "it's a beta test" defence. Maybe these soldiers have really dodgy knees.
Personally, I always miss it, if only because dropping to the floor is such an instinctive response. Control is nimble and intuitive, though DICE's continued aversion to the prone stance will surely stir up more debate as players weigh up the advantages of being able to hit the ground to avoid fire against the potential for campers to make themselves even harder to spot.
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