I worked on the DshK encounter for this mission. The RPG hut at the end of the mission was designed by the legendary Tony Barnes of Strike series fame from the 16 bit era. Ton of great devs on this team, a few are still there working for Ripple Effect.
Rewatching it just now, realizing I made every character, weapon, enemy, and vehicle. A guy on my current dev team is ex special forces and still tells me how this mission is the most accurate portrayal ever in a game.
@@GruePoo you guys did amazing on this game. Remember playing it back on the 360 as a teen. It was probably the most badass adaptation of modern combat for a medal of honor title. Ashame the limitations for the game though. The quality wasn't very good for the time. But you guys have it your best and that's why I love playing the game to this day still. My favorite mission was Neptune's net and Dorothys a B.
This game really knew how to make the player feel overwhelmed. Literally felt like Lone Survivor or Black Hawk Down. Luckily the ending of the mission was a lot happier than those movies.
How is the ending exactly much happier in the game than in the films as you mention? Marcus Luttrell survive, Rabbit dies and become DEVGRU's first K.I.A in Afghanistan not mention all those Rangers who dies in the attempt to rescue him.
I must admit that I was playing this mission some years ago with tears in my eyes. Amazing level design, atmosphere, music, voice acting. This mission is a masterpiece. We need MOH to come back and rule the war games again.
To this day one of the most chilling/emotional moments in a game that I've ever experienced.. taken even further knowing real MoH stories closely resembling this exact situation towards the end that unfortunately didn't end as well for the real life participants. There's a reason that so many MoH medals are awarded posthumously... Here's to the brothers we've lost, that others may live.
Heer is what realy happen you americans and westreners whent into the midilist whent into there homes destroyed so meny peoples lifes took ther natural resors and minerals and lost so meny people of your oun just as you did to them but you also destroyed your sulfs so meny fatherles childrun someny motherles children so meny brotherluss sisters someny half houses so memy broucken dreeems so meny homosexuality someny druge adiction someny hoplesness someny dores that shuld not have open, oepend over your lifes so the mony you have the life you leev the food you eat the home you leeev in its all blood mony all of it
Lol, real life situations never end well for the US. They can only win in movies and games. All they do is have ostentatious dialogues. "Oh, we are gonna have Taliban as a main course, bois!" *Returns home in a coffin*
@@Aryan-nv9kdyeah you know nothing about warfare, regardless of nationality what the hell are they suppose to say “well boys were all gonna get your asses kicked today HAHA” no their Psyching themselves up for battle like any other army in the world.
True that. I remember playing this and thinking, "I've read some stories about the battles in this region". That sinking feeling of getting to the final hut and slowly realizing exactly what real battle this was reenacting, knowing how the real one went, experiencing the situation live as i was "in" it virtually. It was an incredibly emotional experience to have just the slightest taste of what those guys must have gone through. I didnt feel like the ending was done poorly though as even though the ending was different i think the dire stakes made the rescue all that much more relieving as I didn't expect help to come at all. I just thought we were gonna get wiped out and fight to the last man.
This is by far my favorite mission in the game. The action, the intensity, the emotion, the graphics and the music are all so legendary! This game truly pulls you in and makes you feel like you are actually in the U.S. Military and speaking from someone who wanted to be in the U.S. Military more than anything, it is a truly amazing feeling! This mission also has a Lone Survivor feel to it and you truly feel the helplessness they felt that day. A truly amazing game! PS: Respect to all of our fallen U.S. Military. You will never be forgotten! RIP!
I haven't played these games in so long!! Back then I though knew they were both so underrated, these 2 MOH games and modern warfare 2007 had top tier campaigns. Miss those old days of gaming
Medal of Honor series for me is the best military game I've ever played..the story and campaign missions is so closed to real life events of military personnel especially the SEALS..and the game visual is stunning even on this day...EA need to remastered this game or make another game like this..
Unbelievably underrated game. The atmosphere was so good and the graphics hold up today. I vastly preferred its single player to the Modern Warfare games of the time
As long as game makers keep these authentic / old school games and remastering them I'll keep buying them , I wouldn't pay 5 cents for the war / battle games that have robots as the enemy / drones and all that other sci fi stuff . Keep it real & authentic .
IDK if most folks realize that the Patterson here is a testament to the Patterson from the MOH Frontline game from PS2/gamecube. That's his grandfather. And you played him as you landed on the beach of WW2 Normandy. That level had the same emotion of being ambushed from all sides. Brought a tear to my eye when i heard his name and felt the ambush.
I'm not an army brat, but from what I keep observing, there is some form of pride and obligation for descendants of soldiers to follow their forefathers. It's not universal, but it's distinctive that's what.
I replayed this game a while back, and one of the cool details I didn't notice my first time playing was Ybarra isn't an Army Ranger, he's Air Force Tactical Air Control Party. You don't ever get to see Air Force Special Forces in media, so it was pretty cool to see TACP included.
@@fabricioronchi8472Indeed, back then since so many people wore different uniforms it looked funky. Now since all SOCOM wears Multicam this is no longer the case
@@fabricioronchi8472 those rangers uniforms are period-inaccurate while Ybarra wears what actual airmen used to wear. Though in real life TACP used to wear the same camo as everyone else to avoid standing out too much
@@hollowpurple6238Design Director. Unlike most Directors, I didn't just sit back and tell people what to do, I did actual layout, level and systems design, narrative and cinematic direction and encounter scripting (I've been making games for 40 yrs, my background is in 1-man games from the 8-bit days in Assembly). My boss wasn't happy and wanted me to just tell people what to do and critique things after they were done. That's not how you lead, that's just reviewer with the power to force people to redo work unnecessarily. Lead by example. Great team. We worked really hard and had A LOT of obstacles in our way. Proud of the work.
Still to this day, CoD has not made me feel this immersed in a game. Someone already mentioned it, but it’s true! I felt overwhelmed, I felt helpless, especially towards the end when you’re behind walls and quickly running out of ammo. Granted CoD 4 did have the nuke missions and the AC130 missions which I loved. But this one mission from MoH was unforgettable. Kind of sad to see such a great series die off…
“Good luck” is the saddest shit you can hear from someone or some people say to you when they are making their last stand or holding their ground. Rest In Peace to all who made the ultimate sacrifice in our human history. I’m 28 now but I remember this mission and game fondly, I would replay this mission over and over just to try to capture the same feeling I had when I first played it.
Still waiting for a MoH taking place in the Korean War.... it's insane not a single franchise has not taken it on yet. So many epic possibilities - dogfights, naval warfare, massive ground battles, banzai charges, tank battles, different environments.... it could basically be a WWII/Vietnam hybrid.
O podrían recrear la guerra de las Corea en bando de corea del norte y china fueron 4 millones y el bando de sur corea con la OTAN eran 1.4 millones donde hubo guerra en todos sus entornos
I had played this mission years ago and had forgotten how it played out... and i recently replayed it and realized this shit was the most intense thing ever... the apaches at the end! damn! brought tears to my eyes! almost yelled out "YOU BEAUTIFUL BASTARDS, YOU!"
Also, the Apaches flying in and kicking ass is the amazing cherry on top of an already perfect sundae! You don’t want to mess with the Apaches, because they are the helicopter equivalent of a fighter jet!
Let's hope that the game makers can stick to these brilliant war / battle games like this , none of that Sci -Fi rubbish for me , the game makers keep to this format and I'll be buying them for sure . WW2 all wars / jungle war / desert war / house to house search and destroy .
I love unloading the 200 round belt with this gun M240 SAW! Very satisfying. I liked the M-60 too when you use it at the end of the later mission. I wish we had a full mission with the M-60 like we do this. Great game.
Adams, Patterson, Ybarra and Hernandez were so cool throughout this mission. Even if Cpl. had ordered his men to give up at last but the other men had stood their ground against the raging Talibans. It resulted in a good outcome as the gunfighters came up on time. Great job Marines and huge props to the game devs.
Amazing experience war fighter was great too they should have pushed more for the storyline metal of honor never was about the multi-player it was about the campaign. I think it would of made this series survive. EA needs to release these back on the market for people to play
Finally someone who knows how to carry on a good firefight .....good usage of the shotgun in the village ...however your CQB and corner clearing is a bit sloppy but it's alright . Overall I enjoyed watching ..brings back a lot of memories .
I was obsessed with this game. I’m fact I kept this game after my PS3 broke just so I could play it again in the future when o bought another PS3 down the line. It’s been yeeears since I’ve played it though.
They were overshadowed by Battlefield due to EA's bright idea to release the two series at the same time. The 2010 reboot was forced to compete with BF3 while Warfighter had to contend with BF4 when released in 2013.
One of the vest story driven fps and the single most stressful mission I've ever played in a game. You literally felt like there wasn't going to be an exit and constantly felt overrun. The multi-player was fantastic as well.
@@chewysuarez8483 no battlefield 3 was multiplayer game that every game was beginning to be multiplayer but this had the story the story that was ahed of its time, it was much more realistic then any other war game at the time
I remember I had a strategy for this level. I’d always dump the shotgun for a PKM and carry it the whole way, that way when we made it to Betty, I had extra firepower. I would also use my pistol as much as I could to conserve ammo.
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I worked on the DshK encounter for this mission. The RPG hut at the end of the mission was designed by the legendary Tony Barnes of Strike series fame from the 16 bit era. Ton of great devs on this team, a few are still there working for Ripple Effect.
We did good. "Cellphone?" Classic.
Rewatching it just now, realizing I made every character, weapon, enemy, and vehicle. A guy on my current dev team is ex special forces and still tells me how this mission is the most accurate portrayal ever in a game.
@@GruePooyeah. Despite executive fuckery, we got that done! If only they could all be wins, we'd still be working together. Some day, tho...
@@GruePoo you guys did amazing on this game. Remember playing it back on the 360 as a teen. It was probably the most badass adaptation of modern combat for a medal of honor title.
Ashame the limitations for the game though. The quality wasn't very good for the time. But you guys have it your best and that's why I love playing the game to this day still.
My favorite mission was Neptune's net and Dorothys a B.
This was the best Medal of Honor in recent history. Started with Allied Assault. The series fell apart. This reboot was fantastic.
Stellar work, sir.
This game really knew how to make the player feel overwhelmed. Literally felt like Lone Survivor or Black Hawk Down. Luckily the ending of the mission was a lot happier than those movies.
The death of Rabbit was still sad
Dude i legit felt that same thing when playing this so many year ago
How is the ending exactly much happier in the game than in the films as you mention? Marcus Luttrell survive, Rabbit dies and become DEVGRU's first K.I.A in Afghanistan not mention all those Rangers who dies in the attempt to rescue him.
That's because it happened in real life. Look up Operation Anaconda.
It's based on Operation Anaconda and is pretty close enough to that battle. Great game. Rabbit probably represents Neil C. Roberts.
They need to remaster this game. It is one of the best looking games even in today's gaming.
Real shit this was fire
Honestly ,this game was way ahead of its time
Fuck yeah & make it on ps plus or sumthing
Imagine if they remade or remastered crysis, i would fucking cream
@@jakeywakey221 Eh didn't you hear? Crysis has a remaster
I must admit that I was playing this mission some years ago with tears in my eyes. Amazing level design, atmosphere, music, voice acting.
This mission is a masterpiece.
We need MOH to come back and rule the war games again.
Freaking true buddy
To this day one of the most chilling/emotional moments in a game that I've ever experienced.. taken even further knowing real MoH stories closely resembling this exact situation towards the end that unfortunately didn't end as well for the real life participants. There's a reason that so many MoH medals are awarded posthumously...
Here's to the brothers we've lost, that others may live.
Heer is what realy happen you americans and westreners whent into the midilist whent into there homes destroyed so meny peoples lifes took ther natural resors and minerals and lost so meny people of your oun just as you did to them but you also destroyed your sulfs so meny fatherles childrun someny motherles children so meny brotherluss sisters someny half houses so memy broucken dreeems so meny homosexuality someny druge adiction someny hoplesness someny dores that shuld not have open, oepend over your lifes so the mony you have the life you leev the food you eat the home you leeev in its all blood mony all of it
Lol, real life situations never end well for the US.
They can only win in movies and games.
All they do is have ostentatious dialogues.
"Oh, we are gonna have Taliban as a main course, bois!"
*Returns home in a coffin*
@@Aryan-nv9kdyeah you know nothing about warfare, regardless of nationality what the hell are they suppose to say “well boys were all gonna get your asses kicked today HAHA” no their Psyching themselves up for battle like any other army in the world.
@@Aryan-nv9kdalso if you’d play the game and this mission, the Americans won this engagement. You clearly don’t know, what you’re talking about.
True that. I remember playing this and thinking, "I've read some stories about the battles in this region". That sinking feeling of getting to the final hut and slowly realizing exactly what real battle this was reenacting, knowing how the real one went, experiencing the situation live as i was "in" it virtually. It was an incredibly emotional experience to have just the slightest taste of what those guys must have gone through. I didnt feel like the ending was done poorly though as even though the ending was different i think the dire stakes made the rescue all that much more relieving as I didn't expect help to come at all. I just thought we were gonna get wiped out and fight to the last man.
This is by far my favorite mission in the game. The action, the intensity, the emotion, the graphics and the music are all so legendary! This game truly pulls you in and makes you feel like you are actually in the U.S. Military and speaking from someone who wanted to be in the U.S. Military more than anything, it is a truly amazing feeling! This mission also has a Lone Survivor feel to it and you truly feel the helplessness they felt that day. A truly amazing game!
PS: Respect to all of our fallen U.S. Military. You will never be forgotten! RIP!
The first time I played this mission I was crying, it was so good and emotional! One of the best and most "realistic" missions I've played on a FPS.
I haven't played these games in so long!! Back then I though knew they were both so underrated, these 2 MOH games and modern warfare 2007 had top tier campaigns. Miss those old days of gaming
"We are out of ammo!"
Adams: *laughs in 500 rounds of ammo left*
Y
that's what im thinking while playing this earlier hahaha
Best campaign I've ever seen in MOH, this taliban attacks scenes are also so damn realistic, you just feel whats going on there
It shows America can't win in Taliban
This mission had me balling at the end. The music + when your team realizes their fate and calls off the air support...
Medal of Honor series for me is the best military game I've ever played..the story and campaign missions is so closed to real life events of military personnel especially the SEALS..and the game visual is stunning even on this day...EA need to remastered this game or make another game like this..
Unbelievably underrated game. The atmosphere was so good and the graphics hold up today. I vastly preferred its single player to the Modern Warfare games of the time
By far the best and most memorable sequence in any shooter I've ever had. Thank you for uploading this!
As long as game makers keep these authentic / old school games and remastering them I'll keep buying them , I wouldn't pay 5 cents for the war / battle games that have robots as the enemy / drones and all that other sci fi stuff . Keep it real & authentic .
I'm currently playing and re-loving MW2. Remastered
star wars bad habbit for the whole earth
Well not all of them are bad.......
But MOH 2010 is only modern warfare for the time being back in 2001.The tech keeps changing and drones and robots are the future of modern warfare.
I don't even know why people are so hyped halo or gear of war.
You have to love that overwatch spread the Apaches take at 23:48. A much overlooked small detail that I always thought was amazing
IDK if most folks realize that the Patterson here is a testament to the Patterson from the MOH Frontline game from PS2/gamecube. That's his grandfather. And you played him as you landed on the beach of WW2 Normandy. That level had the same emotion of being ambushed from all sides. Brought a tear to my eye when i heard his name and felt the ambush.
I'm not an army brat, but from what I keep observing, there is some form of pride and obligation for descendants of soldiers to follow their forefathers.
It's not universal, but it's distinctive that's what.
I replayed this game a while back, and one of the cool details I didn't notice my first time playing was Ybarra isn't an Army Ranger, he's Air Force Tactical Air Control Party. You don't ever get to see Air Force Special Forces in media, so it was pretty cool to see TACP included.
Always wondered why his uniform was different, is this the reason then?
@@fabricioronchi8472Indeed, back then since so many people wore different uniforms it looked funky. Now since all SOCOM wears Multicam this is no longer the case
@@fabricioronchi8472 those rangers uniforms are period-inaccurate while Ybarra wears what actual airmen used to wear. Though in real life TACP used to wear the same camo as everyone else to avoid standing out too much
out of any EA's FPS, this hands down has the best single player storywriting and storytelling
after so many years of not playing this, this mission is that i really remember and same goes to the stealth 1 when you ride those atv's
It may only be a game, but it takes a lot of courage and resolve to accept your imminent death. That makes this my favourite level of the whole game.
Remember playing this game in 2010. I was a more like simulator than a videogame.
Underrated game! It should be credited more and remastered. Loved it!!
I don't care what anyone says, we did good work on this one. Proud of my work, proud of the team.
You did what?
@@hollowpurple6238Design Director. Unlike most Directors, I didn't just sit back and tell people what to do, I did actual layout, level and systems design, narrative and cinematic direction and encounter scripting (I've been making games for 40 yrs, my background is in 1-man games from the 8-bit days in Assembly). My boss wasn't happy and wanted me to just tell people what to do and critique things after they were done. That's not how you lead, that's just reviewer with the power to force people to redo work unnecessarily. Lead by example. Great team. We worked really hard and had A LOT of obstacles in our way. Proud of the work.
Yes you did. And thank you for it.
You did an excellent job. I was a young fella when i got this game, and it is still one of my favourite games to this day. Thank you for it.
@@blueberet0 thanks for playing!
This game was far ahead of it's time, leaning and sliding back in 2010.
Still to this day, CoD has not made me feel this immersed in a game. Someone already mentioned it, but it’s true! I felt overwhelmed, I felt helpless, especially towards the end when you’re behind walls and quickly running out of ammo.
Granted CoD 4 did have the nuke missions and the AC130 missions which I loved.
But this one mission from MoH was unforgettable. Kind of sad to see such a great series die off…
I missed this game, showed both my younger siblings, and let them play it they loved it.
“Good luck” is the saddest shit you can hear from someone or some people say to you when they are making their last stand or holding their ground. Rest In Peace to all who made the ultimate sacrifice in our human history. I’m 28 now but I remember this mission and game fondly, I would replay this mission over and over just to try to capture the same feeling I had when I first played it.
Still waiting for a MoH taking place in the Korean War.... it's insane not a single franchise has not taken it on yet. So many epic possibilities - dogfights, naval warfare, massive ground battles, banzai charges, tank battles, different environments.... it could basically be a WWII/Vietnam hybrid.
O podrían recrear la guerra de las Corea en bando de corea del norte y china fueron 4 millones y el bando de sur corea con la OTAN eran 1.4 millones donde hubo guerra en todos sus entornos
I had played this mission years ago and had forgotten how it played out... and i recently replayed it and realized this shit was the most intense thing ever... the apaches at the end! damn! brought tears to my eyes! almost yelled out "YOU BEAUTIFUL BASTARDS, YOU!"
Also, the Apaches flying in and kicking ass is the amazing cherry on top of an already perfect sundae! You don’t want to mess with the Apaches, because they are the helicopter equivalent of a fighter jet!
Let's hope that the game makers can stick to these brilliant war / battle games like this , none of that Sci -Fi rubbish for me , the game makers keep to this format and I'll be buying them for sure .
WW2 all wars / jungle war / desert war / house to house search and destroy .
I love unloading the 200 round belt with this gun M240 SAW! Very satisfying. I liked the M-60 too when you use it at the end of the later mission. I wish we had a full mission with the M-60 like we do this. Great game.
If this game was remade with todays graphics and a new engine, it would sell millions. Seriously underrated FPS
Ufff que recuerdos, saque el platino del juego me acuerdo... esta misión como sufrí y la disfrute al mismo tiempo. Juegazo.
1:45 That running sequence was and is amazing.
A real operators game, this franchise has most realistic level designs than any other modern game.
Better better better than Hollywood war movies
True, games get much better soundtrack and atmosphere than movies
Thanks!
Adams, Patterson, Ybarra and Hernandez were so cool throughout this mission. Even if Cpl. had ordered his men to give up at last but the other men had stood their ground against the raging Talibans. It resulted in a good outcome as the gunfighters came up on time. Great job Marines and huge props to the game devs.
Amazing experience war fighter was great too they should have pushed more for the storyline metal of honor never was about the multi-player it was about the campaign. I think it would of made this series survive. EA needs to release these back on the market for people to play
A new medal of honor would be more then welcome we miss this game
Small team Tier 1 gameplays are very common now. And a large team of Rangers and infantry gameplay in modern day battlefield is kinda rare.
Finally someone who knows how to carry on a good firefight .....good usage of the shotgun in the village ...however your CQB and corner clearing is a bit sloppy but it's alright . Overall I enjoyed watching ..brings back a lot of memories .
When I played this mission end I started tearing up cause I thought we was screwed then two apaches save our ass
sameee
Apaches saved our asses.
Actually this game's heart is it's Sound track really AWESOME
Bought this game for five bucks the other day. This game is phenomenal!!! It's not perfect but well worth playing.
The best war game in history for me افضل لعبة حرب بالنسبة لي😍😘🥰
*when this game released at time: i did played this game when i was 6. believe or not.*
One of the best games I've ever played... still gives me the bpm ride just watching it, awesome gameplay 👌
One of my favorite MoH missions
I was obsessed with this game. I’m fact I kept this game after my PS3 broke just so I could play it again in the future when o bought another PS3 down the line. It’s been yeeears since I’ve played it though.
Both MOH games are pretty good. Dont know why they're not as popular as COD...
They were overshadowed by Battlefield due to EA's bright idea to release the two series at the same time.
The 2010 reboot was forced to compete with BF3 while Warfighter had to contend with BF4 when released in 2013.
And multiplayer was trash
the one guy wear the full dcu is so iconic
the original concept art was the ranger wearing DCU but they switched to UCP sadly
Great video . Thanks . I love this game so much
I remember playing this all the time on Xbox 360. This fucking game is so underrated!!!🔥🔥🔥
2020 I still play this!!
2021 me
I have it on my PC and I'm not deleting it anytime soon. This game is awesome.
I've played this game when I was a kid before many times and I've completed the game whole mission many times no joke and no lie
Still love this game all these years later 💯👍👌🫡
Informative. Useful. Calming. Inspiring. Life-changing. Enjoyable. Heart-warming. Other.
23:17 gunfighters on the way. Holly that was amazing
the soundtrack of the game is gorgeous.
Great Guns!!! hell fire missles and gatling guns from above... nicely done..bringing TANK KILLERS TO A GUNFIGHT... i love our military..
Medal of Honor is one of my favorite games I still play it from this day on and I always will still play it 👍👌🤘🤙🤟✌️😈
I almost cried from relieft at that moment 23:18 when I played it for the first time as a kid
I can't believe this game is 5 years ago like damn it's so good
Who said it was five years ago?
It's 2010 video game lol.....
The game name itself is
Medal of honor :2010
yep is from 13 years ago.
When i first played this mission i honestly teared up when the apaches came in. 😊
lol same, I was around 11-12 yo when I played it and still rate it as one of the best gaming moments
This game is seriously underrated. A true masterpiece
Amazing game...wish they would bring out something gritty and overwhelming like this again.
good quality capture mate
Dr. Thrax you welcome,, stay tuned
Hello there general :D
One of the vest story driven fps and the single most stressful mission I've ever played in a game. You literally felt like there wasn't going to be an exit and constantly felt overrun. The multi-player was fantastic as well.
A little fact your squad leader is "Jimmy" Patterson who is the descendant of Jimmy Patterson from MOH frontline
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The same james patterson from the OG MOH from the oss damn skippy in my opinion the original MOH needs to come back
@@jaredredlegs4208 agreed
This is probably the best mission in medal of honor
running with wolves and friends from afar too
That is one amazing game.
Bravo, reason number 5 why I want to join USA/UK special forces team...
I miss this game MOH back in the days that game was well ahead of is time
Never own a HD video game, but I think this is the best war game I've seen so far, in terms of graphic and story line. 🤔
That was the best ending to any mission in any shooter to date.
I'm here in 2020 to find out that this game still remains a badass game in the 21th century. They REALLY NEED to remaster this game.
We need more games like this.
Great intro, it feels like an authentic american military movie of Afghanistan, Rangers Lead The Way!
this game was ahead of it’s time
U r right
What is name of game?
love you india it’s in the link..
Very well said
You mean Battlefield 3
@@chewysuarez8483 no battlefield 3 was multiplayer game that every game was beginning to be multiplayer but this had the story the story that was ahed of its time, it was much more realistic then any other war game at the time
Sound effects are very good.
best game based on true events ever.
i used to play this mission again and again! so cool!
I wish some company would do a full Remaster for this game like the Modern Warfare Campaigns!
Comparing to some latest games this one is significantly better. it is way ahead of it's time
Ahhh I used to play this game a lot when I was little. If Moh had continued, I think he would have competed with Cod. Greetings from Turkey🇹🇷
reloading the saw at the end...lols ma boi was holding out. Damn taliban, i remember this mission going on forever.
They need to remake/remaster this game, one of the best games of all time hands down!!!
It’s scary how they accepted their fates
I remember I had a strategy for this level. I’d always dump the shotgun for a PKM and carry it the whole way, that way when we made it to Betty, I had extra firepower. I would also use my pistol as much as I could to conserve ammo.
Thank you for playing
Imagine how stressful the final scenario would be in real life 😄
Is real life one bullet and you are dead
23:10
teammate ''that's it,we're out of ammo''
you ''Holding a M249 with 460 more rounds''
This game was so epic
The only reason why these failed is because everyone wanted a COD clone.
Last fight was terrifying
This was probably the most moto mission I played