When you don't have the possibility to make the action aspect of the game flashy, you rely on atmosphere. That's why nowadays I enjoy Indie games a lot more!
its because nowadays developers are more interrested in making the game look intense rather than making it intense. Back then, you were limited in how you wanted the game to look, instead you had to make it feel. Its the same with silent films. Back then you simply could not include sound and dialogue, which is why many old silent movies had some extremely well made shots, and incredible cinematography. Obviously movies with sound still incoorporate these mechanisms that silent movies created, but obviously there will be some movies where the bigger priority relies on the sound rather than the shot.
Really interesting as a German to hear the texts of the German soldiers. The conversations really make sense. From 1:25: "That's ridiculous" - "But it's true, they say that Goll (probably a name) commissioned him to look for a bunker" - "Why is the resistance doing something like that?" - "They're afraid that we'll take all the pretty girls to the Fatherland to refine the master race" - "Crazy... hard to believe" - "Oh, that's nothing, the Norwegians are all crazy". Also for me my first FPS. Memories
@@Planefan1000 " How do you like Norway?"- "It's okay here" - " You don't hate it here?" - " No, I can't say that" - "Stop that, we all hate it here" - "Whatever you say"
this game's MP40 firing sound and the M1 Garand is still stuck to my head to this day. God only knows how many times I played this game and this mission.
My God, you just discovered my childhood strategy! I was really afraid doing this mission and did the same thing you did… I remember crying because I was found out and was shot to pieces 😂
@@siegfried2k4 Nice, sadly they don't make such games anymore 😕. I guess the last time you could have had this feeling was in CoD 4 in the Prypiat mission
@@fabiusmaximuscunctator7390 u know what i was afraid of..... the dogs 😂 i remember getting jump scared when they attacked me for the first time so i paused the game and i told my big bro to kill the dogs for me
5:18 at the end of the room you could find the crew manifest. A secret document, which wasn‘t actually part of the mission, but it would earn you a medal. Still remember this detail after 20 years.
@@UnknownError4o4 Infnity Ward was made up of people from the Medal of Honor Allied Assault development team who were tired of how EA were treating them, so they made their own company to beat EA at their own game. Call of Duty 1 and 2 were great. They went in a different direction as time went on, but it's hard to argue with their success.
I played the hell out of this game's multiplayer. What a blast it was. Looking back it isn't only nostalgia, from the gun sounds to animations, it was a masterpiece from the 2000's.
Ditto, it was a damn good time playing multiplayer with this. But then it became riddled with a lot of cheaters using esp, but when you didn't get any of those fellas it was a blast. I remember the snow level so well, it wasn't really my favorite but I remember hiding in the trees and listening to that background noise in silence, waiting for someone to walk by so I could shoot them
This was one of my favorite missions.. I loved seeing that type VII U-boat in the dock ... and the way the physics worked on the barrels... they would leak down to the bullet hole then stop. And then continue to leak if shot lower down .. loved that ..
This brings so much nostalgia... good old games. I could repeat this mission for days it was so amazing for the days when games was on different level.
Take the second to appreciate how realistic that silenced weapon is. The only other game I know of that shows a TRUE silenced weapon is Sniper Elite 2 and that's ONLY because the welrod is mechanically designed on purpose to be a single shot. That gun he's using has the slide purposely locked when fired.
Eh, mechanically the welrod in the game wasn't exactly all that realistic. It was basically a silenced golden gun. One shot anywhere would kill an enemy which needless to say wasn't realistic given its dinky little bullets. There were some other fairly unrealistic elements as well like not being able to reload the M1 Garand unless it was completely empty and it especially got unrealistic when it came to multiplayer where a lot of the combat boiled down to jumping left and right to avoid rifle fire and close quarters fights often consisted of hopping in circles around other players trying to stab each others' feet. Plus there was the jail break game mode in the expansion which to put it simply didn't exactly play as the devs intended.
Still one of the best immersive ww2 games out there. She might be old, but she was certainly the best looking game out there... which also told the story of those brave men back then. First time on the beaches of Normandy, gave me the chills.
The best bit about this game was the sound. Playing with headphones on and no distractions, its soo immersive and it really adds to the atmosphere. Plus they're all speaking in german which is kinda obvious but sometimes is easily overlooked. Not just the odd phrase here and there, like theyre having proper conversations. Very forward thinking for the time. On the previous mission to this, those damn dogs! Every frikkin time they make you panic and do something stupid and end up getting mauled.
It’s amazing to see the details and accuracy out into games like this and the first CoD (2003 on PC) and compare them to the disasters that were CoD Vanguard and BFV. It blows my mind that WW2 has been done so dirty by AAA developers in the last decade. Thank god for games like Hell Let Loose and CtA:Gates of Hell Ostfront.
HLL has a lot of historical details wrong sacrificed for game play though. Tiger tanks on Utah beach, STG44’s at Stalingrad, cosmetic uniform changes that don’t make sense for the battles shown in the game, lack of weapons properly set to resemble their historical counterparts. But the game is still being worked on so it’s not a finished product.
@@bcarreon6409 I couldn’t agree more. Those are some of the same gripes I have about it. Gewehr 43’s, STG-44’s and ankle boots should NOT be available at Stalingrad. They could easily fix it with some fixes like adding the Gewehr 41 and some extra smgs like the Erma EMP, MP-34 etc to make up for the balance in losing the stg 44 in maps Normandy and prior. The vehicles get me too. Having a Tiger I early production rolling around normandy in Kursk camo, or a Panzer IV G in dark grey really bugged me. They should really add a Tiger I mid, panzer IV H for maps in 44-45. Also a Panther D for Kursk and A late for Normandy. It sounds like you and I are cut from the same cloth. These are changes they could absolutely make and would make a big difference immersion wise.
While I agree Vanguard went way overboard, I can see why developers wanted to include more different stuff even if it doesn't fit the time line or certain guns are prototypes etc. There's a reason why WW2 shooters got amazingly stale in the mid 2000s and part of it was the same old MP40, Garand etc arsenal we've seen, shot and got shot from time and time again
this was my first FPS pc game. multi player was off the charts. some of the modded servers were so nuts. one in texas had limited gravity and unlimited grenades on the malta map. it was like spawning in to a popcorn making machine on high power.
This game was so far ahead of its time. I still remember playing it when it was new. We used to have huge multiplayer LAN games in my dorm. It's aged incredible for being 22 years old. The sound effects, music, storyline - all top notch.
the guys playing cards at 0:24 is such an awesome detail, the base feels more like a place where soldiers live 24/7 rather than just a random building filled with guards also, at 3:28 mark in u boat commanders office hes got a model u boat which is just adorable :3
Incredible story telling and gameplay, what a phenomenal game, shame on newer games of this age! They should take down note from such golden masterpieces!
This game was really THE game at that time, it was also the first shooter I could afford buying back arround 2003 I remember telling my parents over and over how inmersive it was when the first mission started inside the truck and the officer turned off the lights inside so the germans could not see your squad infiltrating their base... such good times :)
Aah, this takes me back. One of those funny moments when the officers will instantly bust you the moment you show your papers, as if they REALLY know each other! 😂 Since the enemies speaks in German, you'll want to turn the subtitles on to understand what they're actually saying. Unless you're quite fluent.....
I wish someone would remaster this game exactly the way it was but with modern graphics, it's my favorite WW2 campaign of all times, such a masterpiece.
The graphics may not be what we're used to today, but the gameplay is just fabulous. Well thought out maps, enough detail to make the scenes believable, just hard enough to challenge the average player, easy enough that you don't get bummed out and lose interest.
I remember me and my older brother getting this game at a target and bringing it home the music, the intensity as you get into a firefight and navigating through the searchlights always made me sweat I miss the 2000’s best gaming era
The ost is so relaxing! I really loved the intense atmosphere and environment in these old games. Both MOH and Return to Castle Wolfenstein have withstood the test of time.
This was my first PC game which got me hooked on MoH franchise, followed by CoD and other WW2 related games. Played this game so many times, enjoyed it quite a bit. If memory serves me right, in PC, there should be an hidden Easter egg map imbedded in the code, tweaking the codes should transport you to that hidden map to play in, just don’t get bit by the dogs or it’s an instant death.
best game I have ever played. Grew up with this game and pretty sure it was my first one aswell. Everything about it is amazing. I still play it today, sometimes even co-op campaign with my brother :)
I always loved this mission but always failed at the paper checks as a young lad, only when I better understood English did I realise that I had to pick up new ones haha. So nostalgic and well played
Amazing how far we've come visually. Even a mobile game today could be better looking than this. What's interesting is the fact that when I played this game back then, it didn't feel this "dated". I did remember seeing characters/objects being blocky or not even remotely close to real life but that was because in the back of my mind, this was _the_ level that we're at and accepted it. When games start to push the visual fidelity further, it starts to create a new benchmark for future games and subsequently other game devs would try to follow suit.
I feel old being 25 miss these kind of games. I hostly wish they remake some of the og Medal of Honor games they are probably the only reason I own a ps1 and ps2 still but need to get my ps1 fix had it since since 2000 I was 3 I didn’t Palau it intell 2005 when my brothers got upgraded to a ps2 I was still young didn’t know any better than point and shoot but since I’m older I want to go back and play original Metal of our
Don't ask me why but in my head this mission was from Wolfenstein. I remember raging as a 10 year old because I didn't realise items were on hotkeys (6 if I remember correctly) I spent about 10 minutes trying to scroll wheel really fast to show my ID, showing my pistol for a micro second and failing the mission. Good memeories.
I liked this mission because usually when you have a stealth mission your cover gets blown immediately and you can't do anything about it. Like in Medal of Honor Frontline unless you do the glitch at the hotel mission. I like actually being stealthy and going behind enemy lines like this
This game was amazing. Why can't they have missions like this anymore?! Time for an updated graphics version of this! Or maybe brand new missions. It would be the best!
so did nobody take notice to the kriegsmarine officer waltzing around their uboat pens with an m1903 springfield on his back? gotta learn to start asking the tough questions, hans...
@@welkingunther5417 No they did not. Very rare they would. The Germans loved their weapons and would use enemy weapons unless no other choice out in the field. You would not find a German solider holding a springfield at a U-boat base.
@@Steven-tl8fs I seem to very much recall them VERY much liking the Soviet PPSH, so much so to actually issue it and even try and convert it to 9mm, though they certainly captured plenty of ammunition for it already
@@Steven-tl8fs Not to mention also Czech weapons, French, etc. Though most of the use of foreign arms did eventually mostly culminate in the Volkssturm, the regular army and everything did use captured weaponry, especially as the war dragged on and they needed what they could fired.
The first stealth mission that didn’t drive me nuts. The one in the first MoH where you have to locate the rail gun was impossible to complete with the max score if you actually did it stealthily.
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Schmerzen
Omaha beach
It's so hard on hard mode though
D day and day of the tiger
Question: who builds a King tiger without a machine gun? Also, the supposed "King" tiger goes down in a few hits to rockets
Is it just me or is the atmosphere in these old games way more intense than modern games.
I think they tried to be more realistic. Now it's all over the top stuff that's not believable. The propaganda was less intense, too.
New games are retarded
When you don't have the possibility to make the action aspect of the game flashy, you rely on atmosphere. That's why nowadays I enjoy Indie games a lot more!
Some mission are kinda scary, and the collision can penetrare things and some time not, thats why im kinda nervouse of old games
its because nowadays developers are more interrested in making the game look intense rather than making it intense. Back then, you were limited in how you wanted the game to look, instead you had to make it feel. Its the same with silent films. Back then you simply could not include sound and dialogue, which is why many old silent movies had some extremely well made shots, and incredible cinematography. Obviously movies with sound still incoorporate these mechanisms that silent movies created, but obviously there will be some movies where the bigger priority relies on the sound rather than the shot.
Such nostalgia. My first FPS when I was a child.
same here
Me too
Return to Castle Wolfenstein ...my first game
me too
I know that the allied assault is the best game but my first MOH game was MOHW
Really interesting as a German to hear the texts of the German soldiers. The conversations really make sense. From 1:25: "That's ridiculous" - "But it's true, they say that Goll (probably a name) commissioned him to look for a bunker" - "Why is the resistance doing something like that?" - "They're afraid that we'll take all the pretty girls to the Fatherland to refine the master race" - "Crazy... hard to believe" - "Oh, that's nothing, the Norwegians are all crazy".
Also for me my first FPS. Memories
Always curious, how do you feel when you kill your people in game?
What do the soldiers say from 0:08?
@@Planefan1000 " How do you like Norway?"- "It's okay here" - " You don't hate it here?" - " No, I can't say that" - "Stop that, we all hate it here" - "Whatever you say"
Meanwhile Italians listening to Italian lines in foreign movies/games:
“Eh, scusi. Bappa-di-boopi?”
“Beepa-da boopa-da baapa-da baapa-da”
What doctor says in white ? 0:54
this game's MP40 firing sound and the M1 Garand is still stuck to my head to this day. God only knows how many times I played this game and this mission.
Me too lol
What an awesome mission. I remember to be so scared that I showed my "Soldbuch" to every ordinary Soldier, even if they weren't asking for it, lol 🤣
My God, you just discovered my childhood strategy! I was really afraid doing this mission and did the same thing you did…
I remember crying because I was found out and was shot to pieces 😂
@@siegfried2k4 Nice, sadly they don't make such games anymore 😕. I guess the last time you could have had this feeling was in CoD 4 in the Prypiat mission
@@fabiusmaximuscunctator7390 u know what i was afraid of.....
the dogs 😂 i remember getting jump scared when they attacked me for the first time so i paused the game and i told my big bro to kill the dogs for me
@@moumouhigi5837 I remeber the dogs chasing and killing me in one mission where you had to flee. What an awesome game, how nice would a remake be
@@fabiusmaximuscunctator7390 Sadly EA abandoned middle of honor series
5:18 at the end of the room you could find the crew manifest. A secret document, which wasn‘t actually part of the mission, but it would earn you a medal. Still remember this detail after 20 years.
The goldeneye of all ww2 shooters. This game has really stood the test of time.
minus the horrid flinch when shot
minus the fact that the guards are carrying K98's 😂
@@uuuultrathats not wolfenstein when all carrying mp40s
I always remembered the sound design the most from this game. Simply amazing for its time. It really emursed you into the game.
Define “emursed”
Sorry spelling Nazi; "immersed". Feel better? Good, have a Snickers.
*immersed
@@Boneman131hey you’re the one not able to spell basic English words. Don’t be so testy.
@@Boneman131 why do you get pissed when corrected??
Loved the early MOH games, never understood why they didn't do an remake on them, they do so many other games from this era
If they remake this MoH: AA, it would be atrocious
Yeah, it should be remade. I still remember i had much fun when playing multiply player game mode and thought the greande at the start.
Lol they did do a remake. It’s called Call of Duty
@@SOLOcan they did a poor job
@@UnknownError4o4 Infnity Ward was made up of people from the Medal of Honor Allied Assault development team who were tired of how EA were treating them, so they made their own company to beat EA at their own game. Call of Duty 1 and 2 were great. They went in a different direction as time went on, but it's hard to argue with their success.
I played the hell out of this game's multiplayer. What a blast it was. Looking back it isn't only nostalgia, from the gun sounds to animations, it was a masterpiece from the 2000's.
Wow, you`ve been so lucky to get to play the multiplayer
Ditto, it was a damn good time playing multiplayer with this. But then it became riddled with a lot of cheaters using esp, but when you didn't get any of those fellas it was a blast. I remember the snow level so well, it wasn't really my favorite but I remember hiding in the trees and listening to that background noise in silence, waiting for someone to walk by so I could shoot them
I remember Omaha Beach multiplayer "lse" I always was on that back in the day...no idea why this game was more fun than the modern ones
It's amazing that the uboat interior really is accurate.
Ahh the memories. MoHAA, CoD1 and Return to Castle Wolfenstein would always have special place in our hearts.
This was one of my favorite missions.. I loved seeing that type VII U-boat in the dock ... and the way the physics worked on the barrels... they would leak down to the bullet hole then stop. And then continue to leak if shot lower down .. loved that ..
Im glad Im not the only one who appreciated the barrels
This brings so much nostalgia... good old games. I could repeat this mission for days it was so amazing for the days when games was on different level.
Take the second to appreciate how realistic that silenced weapon is. The only other game I know of that shows a TRUE silenced weapon is Sniper Elite 2 and that's ONLY because the welrod is mechanically designed on purpose to be a single shot. That gun he's using has the slide purposely locked when fired.
That, and the likely facts sub sonic rounds aren't high pressure enough to cycle the action. It's good attention to detail
@@admiralsnackbarkekwalice6167 Look up Forgotten Weapons airforce silenced barreta. No sub rounds
Except that it cycles and kicks the casing out anyway. They got close, though.
@EagleStryker1 exactly. That wasn’t a welrod lol
Eh, mechanically the welrod in the game wasn't exactly all that realistic. It was basically a silenced golden gun. One shot anywhere would kill an enemy which needless to say wasn't realistic given its dinky little bullets. There were some other fairly unrealistic elements as well like not being able to reload the M1 Garand unless it was completely empty and it especially got unrealistic when it came to multiplayer where a lot of the combat boiled down to jumping left and right to avoid rifle fire and close quarters fights often consisted of hopping in circles around other players trying to stab each others' feet. Plus there was the jail break game mode in the expansion which to put it simply didn't exactly play as the devs intended.
This game literally bring me to the life, my parents met in a cybercafe in 2004 playin' this game ❤️
Holy fuck that makes me feel old
@@dmoney8602 yes, we are
holy crap I remember playing this game in cybercafes in the 2000s
So how old are you now? 😂
@@maxleung1819 17 🦔
Still one of the best immersive ww2 games out there. She might be old, but she was certainly the best looking game out there... which also told the story of those brave men back then. First time on the beaches of Normandy, gave me the chills.
Min 11:05 Did he actually jump on the grenade? :o what a game!
Sacrificing himself for the others
even the first MoH on PS1 had that feature.
This puts many modern games to shame
@@peternehemiah1606 you got me!
I remember they can throw the grenade back 😂😂
The best bit about this game was the sound. Playing with headphones on and no distractions, its soo immersive and it really adds to the atmosphere. Plus they're all speaking in german which is kinda obvious but sometimes is easily overlooked. Not just the odd phrase here and there, like theyre having proper conversations. Very forward thinking for the time.
On the previous mission to this, those damn dogs! Every frikkin time they make you panic and do something stupid and end up getting mauled.
I struggled so hard at 6 years old on this level. Thank you.
The soundtracks to the old MOH games are amazing. Brings back great memories!
It’s amazing to see the details and accuracy out into games like this and the first CoD (2003 on PC) and compare them to the disasters that were CoD Vanguard and BFV. It blows my mind that WW2 has been done so dirty by AAA developers in the last decade. Thank god for games like Hell Let Loose and CtA:Gates of Hell Ostfront.
HLL has a lot of historical details wrong sacrificed for game play though. Tiger tanks on Utah beach, STG44’s at Stalingrad, cosmetic uniform changes that don’t make sense for the battles shown in the game, lack of weapons properly set to resemble their historical counterparts. But the game is still being worked on so it’s not a finished product.
@@bcarreon6409 I couldn’t agree more. Those are some of the same gripes I have about it. Gewehr 43’s, STG-44’s and ankle boots should NOT be available at Stalingrad. They could easily fix it with some fixes like adding the Gewehr 41 and some extra smgs like the Erma EMP, MP-34 etc to make up for the balance in losing the stg 44 in maps Normandy and prior. The vehicles get me too. Having a Tiger I early production rolling around normandy in Kursk camo, or a Panzer IV G in dark grey really bugged me. They should really add a Tiger I mid, panzer IV H for maps in 44-45. Also a Panther D for Kursk and A late for Normandy. It sounds like you and I are cut from the same cloth. These are changes they could absolutely make and would make a big difference immersion wise.
While I agree Vanguard went way overboard, I can see why developers wanted to include more different stuff even if it doesn't fit the time line or certain guns are prototypes etc.
There's a reason why WW2 shooters got amazingly stale in the mid 2000s and part of it was the same old MP40, Garand etc arsenal we've seen, shot and got shot from time and time again
Man, I miss this era of gaming. Just pure, no loot boxes or skins or battle passes to buy
this was my first FPS pc game. multi player was off the charts. some of the modded servers were so nuts. one in texas had limited gravity and unlimited grenades on the malta map. it was like spawning in to a popcorn making machine on high power.
This game was so far ahead of its time. I still remember playing it when it was new. We used to have huge multiplayer LAN games in my dorm. It's aged incredible for being 22 years old. The sound effects, music, storyline - all top notch.
This brings back so many memories this is the game that sparked my love and interest of WW2
One of the best WW2 shooters of all time.
Man what a classic. Played this during my youth
the guys playing cards at 0:24 is such an awesome detail, the base feels more like a place where soldiers live 24/7 rather than just a random building filled with guards
also, at 3:28 mark in u boat commanders office hes got a model u boat which is just adorable :3
We'll never have the charm of oldschool hand-animated characters like this ever again. PBR mo-capped face scanned stuff just isn't the same
Incredible story telling and gameplay, what a phenomenal game, shame on newer games of this age! They should take down note from such golden masterpieces!
This game was really THE game at that time, it was also the first shooter I could afford buying back arround 2003
I remember telling my parents over and over how inmersive it was when the first mission started inside the truck and the officer turned off the lights inside so the germans could not see your squad infiltrating their base... such good times :)
Aah, this takes me back. One of those funny moments when the officers will instantly bust you the moment you show your papers, as if they REALLY know each other! 😂
Since the enemies speaks in German, you'll want to turn the subtitles on to understand what they're actually saying. Unless you're quite fluent.....
Honestly, if you know a decent amount of Deutsch, you can understand them quite well! Most of their greetings and responses are simple.
@@newiedewiew3381 how do you pronounce that? Dutch? Doosh?
@@AllGamingStarred Doytsh
Such good memories.... Games just don't hit the same anymore... After all these years I still remember this.
I wish someone would remaster this game exactly the way it was but with modern graphics, it's my favorite WW2 campaign of all times, such a masterpiece.
Love how the german used his body to cover the grenade in 7:05 protecting no one.
I remember this... damn i miss the 2000's. So many great games...
Allied assault was so far ahead of it's time, the multiplayer was absolutely banging with all the environment that you could destroy. A true classic.
My first PC game then i was a child. This were sweet memories.
The graphics may not be what we're used to today, but the gameplay is just fabulous. Well thought out maps, enough detail to make the scenes believable, just hard enough to challenge the average player, easy enough that you don't get bummed out and lose interest.
I was surprised how beautiful it still looks
would love if they remastered this
Knowing todays age AAA, they probably fuck it up bad. Better not remaster it, let modders do it.
MoH, RTCW and Max Payne - my whole childhood !
that sound of the sniper is awsome!! sounds badass 😄
I remember online matches between clans, what a time that was 🥺
And the custom maps and modes. Played thousands of hrs between this and CoD2
The atmosphere was incredible! It gave me goosebumps at the time.
Superb playthrough!
this game will never get old
Neither will those Nazis.
@@coloradoing9172 its kinda funny how u guys have the pfp of ur country
@@coloradoing9172 Neither will get fat americans
@@coloradoing9172 Most Nation Socialist had a Long live❤❤
🇩🇪❤️👑
Pure nostalgia. I remember to play Mohaa multiplayer the entire night. Always looking for good servers on All-seeing eye and Gamespy. Golden years!
I remember me and my older brother getting this game at a target and bringing it home the music, the intensity as you get into a firefight and navigating through the searchlights always made me sweat I miss the 2000’s best gaming era
The ost is so relaxing! I really loved the intense atmosphere and environment in these old games. Both MOH and Return to Castle Wolfenstein have withstood the test of time.
Back when EA was a industry-leading gaming company and not a greed-driven pos corporation
That was a trip down memory lane. This was one of my favourite missions. Operation Torch and D-Day were next. Awesome game. Miss it.
The soundtrack for this game was incredible
As a German, playing this felt so relaxing.
LOL
Lots of detail. Thougthful story, great music. I'm replaying this, thanks.
I too scratch my head with a P38 when conversing with someone.
14:09 this is what I think about your gameplay
This was my first PC game which got me hooked on MoH franchise, followed by CoD and other WW2 related games. Played this game so many times, enjoyed it quite a bit. If memory serves me right, in PC, there should be an hidden Easter egg map imbedded in the code, tweaking the codes should transport you to that hidden map to play in, just don’t get bit by the dogs or it’s an instant death.
Wow, the nostalgia playing this mission game. Love MOH!
nostalgia hits hard man i miss those days 💔
best game I have ever played. Grew up with this game and pretty sure it was my first one aswell. Everything about it is amazing. I still play it today, sometimes even co-op campaign with my brother :)
Guys just chilling with their lugers out awkwardly. Miss old school games like this.
This was the last level I've played that i couldn't finished..thank you for continuing my game..
Loved the multiplayer in this, easily moddable and just loads of fun playing freeze tag mode and stuff
I used to be a member of tactical clan 33rd Wolf-Pack.
Great memories, and the best time in gaming I've ever had.
I played this great game 20 years ago😎
Me too. Fantastic memories.
I grew up on the medal of hobbit games. Awesome especially the one pearl harbor mission.
Hobbit?
Medal of hobbit... the new Medal of Honor direction after ww2 genre was milked to hell
Medal of Hobbit: Helm's Deep Assault
I remember playing this back in the day. it was quite fun.
Я не плачу,это ностальгия в глаз попала)
I always loved this mission but always failed at the paper checks as a young lad, only when I better understood English did I realise that I had to pick up new ones haha.
So nostalgic and well played
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL My childhood. Thank you for uploading this. Hugs from Spain ❤️
oh shit. this was a blast from the past. i still remember this mission the first time I played it almost 20 years ago
This game has an extraordinary atmosphere, excellent music and very good mechanics for its time.
the only fps i really liked.. i miss the online time where i would go for objective games with only a rifle and grenades.
OH THE MEMORIES!!!! I miss those days man…
What a throwback. Damn I'm old. Fun fact if I remember right I was playing rtcw and this about the same time.
I used to feel invincible after playing this game in my childhood 😊
Amazing how far we've come visually. Even a mobile game today could be better looking than this. What's interesting is the fact that when I played this game back then, it didn't feel this "dated". I did remember seeing characters/objects being blocky or not even remotely close to real life but that was because in the back of my mind, this was _the_ level that we're at and accepted it. When games start to push the visual fidelity further, it starts to create a new benchmark for future games and subsequently other game devs would try to follow suit.
It makes me so happy when American ww2-themed fps games have good German voiceacting
For me, this was the favourite chapter of the game (mainly because of the whole disguise and infiltration part)
Used to love these MOH games, fun times
this game, I was maybe 10 years old and I played it like it was random game but now I know it's a Masterpiece
this scared the piss out of me as a kid.
Understandably, since you're infiltrating into the enemy base. Like entering the lion's den, truly; it's nerve-wracking.
Really nostalgic for this game. Thanks for the video!
they added the eastern front in the other moh games
The sound design was so good
Oh boy I played that game so hardcore in onlinemode. That's a remembering on my childhood. The best game ever and the best time in my life 😂
Oh! Remember thos so well. Awsome game. Was very active playing on line. Was a memeber of the =EZ= Clan!
I feel old being 25 miss these kind of games. I hostly wish they remake some of the og Medal of Honor games they are probably the only reason I own a ps1 and ps2 still but need to get my ps1 fix had it since since 2000 I was 3 I didn’t Palau it intell 2005 when my brothers got upgraded to a ps2 I was still young didn’t know any better than point and shoot but since I’m older I want to go back and play original Metal of our
Your framerate is great. There wasn't many video cards back in the day that could run this at 60FPS when it came out
Omg the nostalgia is REAL!!!!
Don't ask me why but in my head this mission was from Wolfenstein. I remember raging as a 10 year old because I didn't realise items were on hotkeys (6 if I remember correctly) I spent about 10 minutes trying to scroll wheel really fast to show my ID, showing my pistol for a micro second and failing the mission. Good memeories.
When it comes to war games, everyone automatically pictures Call of Duty. But to me, Medal of Honor is the one that sets the atmosphere.
Most underrated game. They should have made the remake of this game.
I liked this mission because usually when you have a stealth mission your cover gets blown immediately and you can't do anything about it. Like in Medal of Honor Frontline unless you do the glitch at the hotel mission. I like actually being stealthy and going behind enemy lines like this
This game was amazing. Why can't they have missions like this anymore?! Time for an updated graphics version of this! Or maybe brand new missions. It would be the best!
11:05 Is my impression, or did he jump into the grenade to protect his friends from the explosion?
Yep all NPC did that in Frontline an Rising Sun
@@NoirChat138 i played rising sun but i didn't remember it
@@joaoarthurbrito1222 USMC do that from time to time
And Anzacs as well on the River Kwai mission
Wow, I haven’t seen this in 22 years or so.
1:33 always liked how he rubbed his neck with his pistol
Just two guys, chatting away, casually pointing their pistols at each other.
Old classic game!☺
so did nobody take notice to the kriegsmarine officer waltzing around their uboat pens with an m1903 springfield on his back? gotta learn to start asking the tough questions, hans...
eh~ just said trophy from dead allies XD
@@SgtShella The Germans used captured gear all the time so it's not that impossible or anything
@@welkingunther5417 No they did not. Very rare they would. The Germans loved their weapons and would use enemy weapons unless no other choice out in the field. You would not find a German solider holding a springfield at a U-boat base.
@@Steven-tl8fs I seem to very much recall them VERY much liking the Soviet PPSH, so much so to actually issue it and even try and convert it to 9mm, though they certainly captured plenty of ammunition for it already
@@Steven-tl8fs Not to mention also Czech weapons, French, etc. Though most of the use of foreign arms did eventually mostly culminate in the Volkssturm, the regular army and everything did use captured weaponry, especially as the war dragged on and they needed what they could fired.
The first stealth mission that didn’t drive me nuts. The one in the first MoH where you have to locate the rail gun was impossible to complete with the max score if you actually did it stealthily.