As a seller in an electronics store, you pose Lyric immer wieder dieselbe Frage: “Welches Game soll ich denn nun kaufen?” Nachdem Lyric mehrfach die Vorteile der “Big Three”, Medal of Honor, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Battlefield: BC2, erklärte, hat er sich für Dravens Tales die Zeit genommen, das Ganze schriftlich festhalten und so übergebe ich im nachfolgenden Artikel ihm das Wort.

Call of Duty: Black Ops - World Premiere Uncut Trailer
Call of Duty: Black Ops - World Premiere Uncut Trailer

Medal of Honor
The newest installment in the Medal of Honor series has received high praise for its realism, and indeed, Medal of Honor has one of the highest levels of realism when it comes to weapons and handling.

Der Singleplayer-Modus spielt sich flüssig durch und vermag zu gefallen. Vor allem das “Behind Enemy Lines-Covert Ops”-Prinzip besonders erscheint gelungen. Wenn man als Tier1 Kämpfer unterwegs ist, fällt schnell auf, das diese Leute keine “Hooray-America-FTW”-Soldaten sind, sondern vielmehr raue, ungehobelte Söldner. Schon in den ersten Missionen des Spiels schleust man sich unerkannt durch die Gegnerreihen, bis was schiefläuft und die Kacke am dampfen ist. Dann heisst es klar, entweder der Gegner oder ich. Die Missionen hängen nahtlos aneinander und bieten eine ausgewogene Mischung aus Tier-1 Missionen und Army-Ranger-Angriffen.

I found it to be a small disadvantage that in the single player mode, especially in the Army segments, you are often confronted with a horde of opponents who storm the player in a never-ending stream. However, the mission only progresses when I have reached a certain save point. So you find yourself running from point to point from time to time without going into great detail about your opponents.

The multiplayer mode is a thing of its own. As already mentioned, MoH is very realistic, the feel, the sound and the optics of the weapons appear almost perfect. However, the game in multiplayer is almost too realistic, 2 hits and you are dead. Even the pistol is almost inevitably deadly and so, especially in the first few rank levels, fast continuous fire seems much more effective than targeted volleys. The game concept itself is also a bit meager, MoH has 3 classes (soldier, engineer / spec-ops, sniper) and leveling is pretty slow.

Battlefield Bad Company 2 (including Vietnam add-on)
This game lives from multiplayer, so the single player mode is pretty poor. Well, in contrast to the processes that had a miserable single player or no single player at all, this one is okay and yet hardly worth mentioning compared to the other two games presented here.

The multiplayer mode is all the more ingenious here. Already in the loading screen it is possible to randomly join a squad. The teams always consist of a maximum of 8 squads a max. 4 people. Team play has always been the be-all and end-all at BF, and so it's not surprising that BFBC2 is the only game that has team actions (except for CoD's Last Stand Pro), I have 4 classes to choose from, consisting of assault soldier, engineer, Medic and scout. Everything as before, but there are weapons that are available across all classes, such as the Thompson MP, various shotguns, etc. This has the advantage that the division of tasks between the classes is a bit blurred. For example, I can choose the reconnaissance class and go into hand-to-hand combat with a shotgun, which can make perfect sense in view of the mortar hit and the motion detectors.
Teamplay lohnt sich neben dem Fun-Faktor auch Punkte mässig, wo ich als Einzelgänger “nur” 100 Punkte für das scharfmachen des Spots bekomme, bekomme ich als Squadmember(sofern ich mich am Angriffsziel befinde) zusätzliche Teamplay-/Squadpunkte. So kann ich als Sniper z.B. die Angriffsziele des Squads bestimmen, was angesichts meiner Übersicht und der Sicherheit der Distanz durchaus Sinn macht. Auch als Verteidiger bekomme ich natürlich Punkte für das “Erfüllen” des Squadziels, sprich Verteidigen der Fahne o.ä. Ich kann natürlich (in bester Battlefield-Manier) Gegner, Fahrzeuge, usw. markieren, dann sehen alle meine Teammates mein Ziel, und falls jemand anderes den Gegner bekomme ich “Spot-Assist” Punkte, auch dort erhalte ich mehr Punkte wenn der Tank z.B. von einem Squadmember beschädigt oder eliminiert wurde.

The coolest thing about BFBC2 is, in my opinion, the destructible environment. Was killed for the umpteenth time by a sniper out of a house? No problem, if he doesn't want to come out to play, then just tear down the house with 40mm grenades, a mortar, C4 or an anti-tank weapon. There are few cooler moments than when I pulverize the last load-bearing wall of a house with a 40mm and 5 enemies are buried in the rubble.

Das Add-on Vietnam ist eine Sache für sich. Geil ist, das das Add-on auf dem Spiel aufbaut, also mein Rang, meine Freischaltungen etc. werden bei beiden Spielen angerechnet. was kompliziert klingt ist es nicht. Wenn ich z.B beide Games neu kaufe, und ich im Hauptspiel als Sturmsoldat meine nächste Waffe freigeschaltet habe, habe ich auch in der Vietnam Erweiterung nun eine weitere Waffe zur Verfügung. Das garantiert Spielspass und nicht den Konflikt “welche Game soll ich jetzt leveln?”
What is a bit of a hassle, however, as it is generally known that only bamboo huts can be found in Vietnam, you are rarely protected from enemy bullets. Where in the main game a wall offers at least temporary protection, you have damn bad cards in Vietnam as soon as you have been mocked by an opponent, because then bullets hail from everywhere. However, the maps in Vietnam are generally a bit hilly, which makes it easier to take cover.

Call of Duty: Black Ops
Well, in short, the game would actually be very awesome, but Treyarch often fixes the game broken. At the launch I only smiled at the other clan members when they complained about lags, everything went perfectly for me. However, Treyarch recently released a patch, and now every time the speaker says something (and he damn often says something) I have about 1-3 frames (on an Alienware tow top with i7, 8G Ram and Crossfire Grakas) ergo: the game is currently unplayable for me.
Basically CoD: BO offers the best of 2 worlds, the single player is absolutely amazing, but the CoD series has always been the benchmark for all things in this regard. In the latest part, Treyarch manages through a torture procedure, during which we are repeatedly transported into the past in the form of flashbacks, to seamlessly link different times, and this is how the various key dates (outbreak of a gulag, Vietnam war, Cuba crisis) logically strung together.

The multiplayer mode is also a piece of cake, at least in theory. The possibilities are overwhelming, I can buy various weapons, skills (perks), paint jobs, attachments, and much more with one currency, but I can also buy up to 10 levels in a logo designer and create an ingenious logo using the layer principle, that appears next to my name and is unique depending on its complexity. I can also spray the logo on my guns and scratch the clan tag next to it so that anyone who gets their hands on my gun after my death can see who it belongs to. In addition, the shooting rewards are again available in the BO, as they were in Modern Warfare 2.

The so-called wager matches are brand new, where I buy in with an amount and then, if I make the top 3, have a payout. There are game modes that differ from the usual Team Deathmach, CtF. So there is now a GunGame mode (Counterstrike sends its regards) where every player starts with the same weapon and with every kill a weapon rises, with knife kills the killed falls back one rank. Sticks-and-stones is also awesome, where everyone starts with a crossbow (with explosive bullets a là Rambo), a ballistic knife and a tomahawk, and whoever has the most kills at the end wins. However, you have to be careful, because if you are killed by a knife, you will fall back to 0. CoD certainly offers the most variety in terms of online gaming.

Conclusion
Actually there is no clear winner. If you don't play online, MoH is recommended, followed by CoD: BO, then (if need be) BfBC2.
If I want to play online, but don't feel like team play, then CoD: BO is the best choice for me, followed by BFBC2 and finally MoH.
In terms of team play, BFBC2 is clearly the winner, as the other two games do not specifically evaluate team play and do not offer squad management.

Or in other words:

Medal of Honor
+ good single player
+ high realism
- Multiplayer “zu realistisch”
- level rather viscous (few levels)
- no team play
- “nur” 3 Klassen

Battlefield Bad Company 2 (including Vietnam)
+ Team play based multiplayer
+ Suitable for league play in the clan
+ destructible environment
+ many weapons
+ Cross-class weapons
+ large vehicle fleet (cars, tanks, helicopters)
- No more weapons from around level 25

Call of Duty: Black Ops
+ Awesome single player
+ huge multiplayer
+ Customizable player (weapons, face-paint, logo)
+ Freely configurable classes
+ Wager matches
+ 18 × 50 levels (prestige modes)
- now and then lags
- no team play
- no vehicles (except in shooting rewards)

Ich hoffe das ist für euch mal eine kleine Übersicht, falls ihr überlegt, ob ihr eines der “Big Three” Games kaufen sollt. Eine kleine Anmerkung am Schluss, das Review ist subjektiv und bezieht sich auf von mir erlebte Spieleindrücke, mir ist z.B. Teamplay im Clan wichtig, daher ist das für mich ein starkes Kriterium, für andere mag das aber vielleicht total egal sein.


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