This is my favorite game. My brother died in Afghanistan, he loved video games, especially Medal of Honor, and every time I here this song I think of him. Rest in peace Matt, wish you were still here with us.
This is the only FPS game to ever make me cry at the end, because its so close to the real thing.. Most hero's don't go out in a blaze of glory.. Sometimes the chopper just isn't there in time..
I've played a lotta FPS games, and went through a lotta tear jerking scenes, Ghost and Roach's deaths at the betrayal of Shepherd, Soap's death in MW3, Dunn in Battlefield 4. But not a single one of those prepared me for Rabbit. None of them captured the real emotion. How hard Rabbit tried to hold on, constantly wanting to close his eyes, but snapping back into focus every time one of the squad jostled him. How frantically the squad scrambled to get to a clear zone for choppers, how desperately they tried to get the choppers there, the anger when they hear how far away the choppers had to come from. The amount of friendship, brotherhood, trust, and determination to save their number. Now I know how soldiers in the field feel when one of their own is down. I wasn't expecting that the first time I played this.
Medal of honor 2010 is the first game I cried at the end, the at the end of Warfighter and he says "For mother and for... Rabbit." I can feel my eyes begin to fill
It's sad this Medal Of Honor series didn't grow into something solid for the current generation I mean I just listen to the sorrow in the soundtrack that hits me right here 💔
i asked my friends what they feel when they hear this song, they said emotion. but i can tell you right now, its the people who played the game who get hit the hardest by this song.
For conspicuous gallantry above and beyond the call of duty in action involving conflict with an opposing armed force, you soldier have been awarded the Medal of Honor. Congratulations
when rabbit died, I felt like an actual soldier, and how much this game made a huge impact on me because I never knew what soldiers went through in the battlefield so when I experienced what soldiers were not treating each other as soldiers but rather more like brothers I knew on that moment this was more than just a game, this was a reflection, a reminder to what the navy seals, the air force, and brothers in arms do for us while we don't know half of what goes on in Afghanistan and elsewhere
The game follows a true story. Rabbit's real name is Neil Roberts, and Dusty's real name is Stephen "Turbo" Toboz. Those were real missions that actually happened. The operation was Operation Anaconda I believe.
The scars of war, stays with you for the rest of your life, accompanied by the smells the noise the screams,fear, and the above all the one next to you who becomes your brother, part of you. I think this game is one of the best if not the best(BF3) to deliver the true atmosphere and feelings of war. I salute them for the game they created and the soundtrack is so on spot . I am positive that it comorts alot of our soldiers. I wish they would make another one after MOHW
Men will do anything for their brothers in war. There’s a true story where the Royal Marines attacked an Iraq main base with a few apache helicopters and vehicles. They had to fall back but they lost a man, captured in the base. His closest friends wanted to go back but said they only had an Apache to use so they strapped themselves to the side and flew into the base. A fellow A10 warthog pilot heard about this and also helped. They saved the man who later died of his injuries but they levelled the base afterwards. Out there, you only have each other
Red Leader Yea it's about the Battle for Robert's Ridge. It's incredible. It's impeccable. Unfortunately we'll never get another game like this ever again.
I played this game for the first time yesterday and I could really understand from this game of how soldiers feel during war. especially during the ambushes. it was intense! this game left me in tears in the end. RIP Rabbit :'(
One of the best soundtracks ever made for a game. And one of the most emotional too. I remember playing this, the end was literally like a movie. Ive never cried to a video game before, so real, whoever made the story and game in general, deserves some serious credit. Ramen Djawadi never fails to pull on our heart strings.
I only cried twice during gaming , 1st is when General Shepard killed Ghost and Roach in Modern Warfare 2 . 2nd is when Rabbit died and the credit rolls , the music made me.
Soldiers, Marines, Airmen,Sailors and Guardsmen, Officers, Firefighters, Doctors, Workers so much people deserve respect some are given some are not .. R.I.P Fallen Freedom Fighters..
If there is anything that this game got right that all people who play the shooter genre can agree on, its the music. Second to none. I know that everyone is divided on the story and campaign when it's compared to CoD or even Battlefield, but the fact that Danger close tried to stay authentic and create a story based on actual events is something that more people need to acknowledge. MoH may be dead for now thanks to EA, but I have a feeling that in the not too distant future, MoH can be rebooted to a better statues than it was before, hopefully catching the public's attention like Allied Assault did way back then.
I would love a ww2 game on the new frostbite engine especially events like d day and iwu jima they could keep it in the modern time but I think everyone is hoping for another ww2 game
***** MOH has always used real-to-life story lines and its the reason that I have stayed a huge fan for a long time. In all honesty, EA/Dice has ruined the franchise. Look at what they did with Warfighter. The gameplay was excellent, but, on PS3, the comms only worked 20 percent of the time and they just ignored it as an issue. IMO, EA needs to get their shit together. Especially on something that is supposed to honor the men portrayed within. EA...unfuck yourselves!
nekofreak3 agreed...hopefully this franchise will be revitalized soon. It's a shame the way it went with Warfighter. The game was great, the support (or lack there of), screwed it.
I hope to GOD that those who play this game NEVER ever see what I have seen as a Navy Corpsman. WAR is HELL, and is not about going to war to fight. its all about the person next to you, the people you make life long friendships with, those you would die for. I always say and so have others, IF I COULD ONLY FORGET WHAT MY EYES HAVE SEEN.
To Our Brothers,Past And Present - This Is A Dedication To The Debt We Owe To Warriors Lost And To All Of Our Military Forces Who Continue To Defend Freedom Around The World. Men And Women Who Have Honorably Served Throughout Our Nation's History - Who Stood And Continue To Stand Fast In The Face Of A Determined Enemy And Defeat Them With Unwavering Discipline. Most Americans Do Not Know What Our Special Operations Forces Community Experience. They Do Not Know What These Warriors Endure In Combat,Nor Do They Understand The Selflessness And Love Of The Brothers Beside Them. Men Within This Community Bring The Fight To The Enemy,Engage Aggressively And Stand There Ground. Born Unto A Different Cloth, These Men Could Have Chosen A Life Of Prosperity And Chased Every Opportunity Afforded By Our Great Nation. Giving Life As They Live It, They Chose To Leave These Pursuits Behind And Devote Themselves Instead To a Higher Calling,Living With Indomitable Purpose, By Simple Truths - Brotherhood. Honor. Sacrifice. Words Molded Into Their Character,Exemplified By Their Actions. It Is Their Final Hour We Celebrate - Our Fallen Brothers Who Shine A Light On The Greatest Attributes Of Dedicated Men. With Their Sacrifice, Legends Are Born And Will Live As Examples To Inspire The Heroes That Will Lead Our Nations To Victory In The Years Ahead;Making Our Founding Fathers Proud And Acting As A Promise To Americans Next Generation. This To Our Fallen Brothers. You Will Be Honored In Our Community's History As The Greatest Heroes. As Men Who Shouldered Our Nation's Burdens, You Will Remain As Beacons For Our Heroic Ideals. Taught To Be Proud And Unbending In Failure And Humble In Success, There Are No Greater Examples For Which This Nation Stands For And Of Which This Nation Is Built From- The Ideal Of Service To The Country And to Others To Our Community And All Who Wear The Uniform - Thank You For Your Service To The Nation. And,To Those In This Hour Who Are In The Fight And Keep Our Enemies Awake At Night.
I remember finishing this game. The dedication pops up. The strings from this song hit. I felt like my body was a million degrees. I was frozen, sitting in my computer chair, watery eyes, reading. This game may have been a "standard shooter" mechanics wise, but the story it told kept one and a half of its feet in reality, and that's why it really hit me.
+dogboy0912 Me too :( Medal of Honor 2010 and Warfighter are the most touching games I think... I just love them, and I love Ramin Djawadi, the author of soundtracks
My favorite soundtrack in the whole game. It always makes me cry. Do you know why? This soundtrack makes me think of my father who died 4 years ago. My life could have been better if he would have been alive today. I miss you a lot, Abbu. ❤❤❤
I know (don't know) how you feel , . I lost my mother at 17 she was 54 too late to do anything , but , you must keep fighting , be a warrior . I know it's hard as fuck you'll drink the year away, , ,, -- take care big man - DISCO DAVE SCOTLAND
If there's one thing Medal of Honor was amazing at, was the single player campaign. It knew that for multiplayer ppl would play Battlefield so it didn't invest too much into it, but if you wanted to play single player, this was where to go. EA had a good plan....Back when they had heart and emotion. Whoever at EA decided to make changes ruined it for MOH.
I liked how they showed how war affects their lives in a social way as well. Divorced probably from the long missions away from home, not well known for his bravery, but still fighting for his country whether it loves him back or not. The ending was great.
I like that game, it's awesome. It's based on a real story, it's the most realitic FPS game. Real seals were sanctioned for revealing classified info to Danger Close. It's so sad when you listen to the epic music, watching how rabbit dies and when you know it's all real.
My uncle who is from army once told that his brother like friend who just had a dinner with him night before his dead. they were from same barrack and were deployed in a region where temperature was usually -10 plus and they got attacked by terrorists in Pakistan. He said firing was so intense that his friend died and they didn't got time to just take his body back they kept fighting for two days and then they were able to get the body of his friend back. Damn the pain!
The multiplayer had many flaws, but the campaign was flawless, it was so immersive and intense, and the ending had so much feels. If you've never played it, the campaign will blow you away
I agree this game's campaign did an excellent job of immersing you into it and the transitions between events kept you in it and made you fell for the characters, their struggles and the real people that this was based off of and of the people that do this every day. Warfighter, however, was a bit... distant. I felt that it didn't immerse you into the feelings of the characters as much except for a few points such as Mother's death. The events did not follow one main element/person and the transitions moved away from what was happening and therefore did not allow for the player to develop such feeling and emotion for the characters in Warfighter.
My life is difficult sometimes because I live with a strange neuronal disorder ,depression is common feature of my mind and yet I cannot understand how I survived until this day ,now I understand the mentality of a soldier that obey a higher command, not only about a nation, because this duty symbolize that you fight for something more than just yourself and I guess that is why you survive no matter what happens.
This game is the greatest shooters game I have ever played, it had every thing from good quality to a fantastic storyline to fun missions. I have cryed only once during gaming and that was when Rabbit died, out of all the characters the one you play the most dies at the end. The men in this game treat eachotherblike brothers and risk there lives for eachother. RIP Rabbit, Mother and all the other soliders that died trying to protect their country, all of you truly deserve the Medal of Honor.
I can't imagine your loss, man. At least you know he died a hero, serving the army to save people like us. And to make his country proud. Not many people can proudly say something like that. R.I.P. Matt... R.I.P. Rabbit (AKA Robert) Thank you both. I may be British. But we're all in this together. That's how we remain strong... united. Never forget our boys or the amazing job they do guys.
I hope they don't suffer the same fate as my brother. Please, never take your father or your brother or anyone else you are close to for granted. Because you never know when you are going to lose one of them. God be with your brother and father and anyone else still in Afghanistan.
You know, I don't think I've ever heard anyone say that, and yet, it's so true. The forefathers wanted this piece of freedom so that we could respect each other, and decide what is right, and what is wrong. Freedom of speech never said that respect was not something that was to be denied, but rather encouraged. Thank you for making my day.
My grandfather was in the service for a good number of years and told me that not many soldiers live to receive the medal of honor. Its take a great amount of self sacrifice and courage to be given this honorary award.
As a die hard MOH fan, its hard to believe that I overlooked this entry. I was heavily anticipating its release and then ignored it when it came out. Guess I'll have to hunt down a copy.
Listening to this score the first time, I was nearly brought to tears for all the men and women who have put their life on the line for our freedom. And many of the soldiers have been left behind, but never forgotten.
The most emotional soundtrack ever...this game had me to like it alot when I was a kid....I used to play it too much I was addicted to this game along with Prince of Persia the forgotten sands
These games had so much heart put into them man, so much heart. They need to bring MoH back and have it be a single player focused experienced mostly. They try to make their MP too much like Battlefield and COD. Unless they find a formula that works specifically for them or that makes their MP unique, they should focus more on SP.
I've been reading a book lately that was also about a SEAL mission in Afghanistan. During Operation Redwing, a four-man SEAL team was sent in to capture or kill a key Taliban leader, but they were compromised and faced an enemy that outnumbered them 35 to 1. Three of the SEALs were killed, and the only survivor had to face treacherous terrain and gruesome injuries to get to safety. That operator lived and wrote that book, titled Lone Survivor. It's well worth the read.
I remember when the first soldier to recieve a Medal of Honor in 12 years, people said he was a hero. But he responded with just this statement, "I was just doing my job."
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This is my favorite game. My brother died in Afghanistan, he loved video games, especially Medal of Honor, and every time I here this song I think of him. Rest in peace Matt, wish you were still here with us.
This game is still in my personal top 10 after all those years. F 4 ur bro. 💔
Mass respect for your brother
Respect for your brother, m8 , take care
Rest in peace, medal of honor to your brother.. hero's aboard💐
Respect to your brother sir. 🙏🏿🪽🇺🇸
This is the only FPS game to ever make me cry at the end, because its so close to the real thing.. Most hero's don't go out in a blaze of glory.. Sometimes the chopper just isn't there in time..
Well said, I almost cried as well, best ending ever in a videogame, so touching, so realistic
zenny1329 Same here this is the only time a game has made me cry RIP Rabbit you are a legend
Same even when i play the game for the 2nd time it nearly made me cry. This game was really good and it kind of feels a bit underrated
Mmm, cod mw 2?
@@igorreader9081 Roach and Ghosts death is sad but it doesn’t carry the same weight as Rabbits death in my opinion.
I've played a lotta FPS games, and went through a lotta tear jerking scenes, Ghost and Roach's deaths at the betrayal of Shepherd, Soap's death in MW3, Dunn in Battlefield 4. But not a single one of those prepared me for Rabbit. None of them captured the real emotion. How hard Rabbit tried to hold on, constantly wanting to close his eyes, but snapping back into focus every time one of the squad jostled him. How frantically the squad scrambled to get to a clear zone for choppers, how desperately they tried to get the choppers there, the anger when they hear how far away the choppers had to come from. The amount of friendship, brotherhood, trust, and determination to save their number. Now I know how soldiers in the field feel when one of their own is down. I wasn't expecting that the first time I played this.
All those other games were great on their own accord, but this one just hit different. This is where men cries.
R.I.P Rabbit, and Neil. C. Roberts, whom Rabbit was based upon...
Every time I hear this song I get sad and I remember my father who was a naval officer. He left 7 years ago. Thanks Dad.
sorry for your loss brother,id you want to talk or something i'm here
Medal of honor 2010 is the first game I cried at the end, the at the end of Warfighter and he says "For mother and for... Rabbit." I can feel my eyes begin to fill
The fact that I can still remember this song in my head almost 9 years after playing the game says a lot.
Idem,brother 😅
It's sad this Medal Of Honor series didn't grow into something solid for the current generation I mean I just listen to the sorrow in the soundtrack that hits me right here 💔
“…I will always place the mission first,
I will never accept defeat,
I will never quit,
I will never leave a fallen comrade…”
i asked my friends what they feel when they hear this song, they said emotion. but i can tell you right now, its the people who played the game who get hit the hardest by this song.
Amen.....
r.i.p rabbit
F...
R.I.P rabbit
AMEN, R.I.P RABBIT !
For conspicuous gallantry above and beyond the call of duty in action involving conflict with an opposing armed force, you soldier have been awarded the Medal of Honor. Congratulations
For Mother ...and For Rabbit
Mission Code : Shutting It Down
RIP Rabbit you will always be missed brother
when rabbit died, I felt like an actual soldier, and how much this game made a huge impact on me because I never knew what soldiers went through in the battlefield so when I experienced what soldiers were not treating each other as soldiers but rather more like brothers I knew on that moment this was more than just a game, this was a reflection, a reminder to what the navy seals, the air force, and brothers in arms do for us while we don't know half of what goes on in Afghanistan and elsewhere
DevieeBoii Taylor go play spec ops the line and come back a new man
The game follows a true story. Rabbit's real name is Neil Roberts, and Dusty's real name is Stephen "Turbo" Toboz. Those were real missions that actually happened. The operation was Operation Anaconda I believe.
The scars of war, stays with you for the rest of your life, accompanied by the smells the noise the screams,fear, and the above all the one next to you who becomes your brother, part of you. I think this game is one of the best if not the best(BF3) to deliver the true atmosphere and feelings of war. I salute them for the game they created and the soundtrack is so on spot . I am positive that it comorts alot of our soldiers. I wish they would make another one after MOHW
Men will do anything for their brothers in war. There’s a true story where the Royal Marines attacked an Iraq main base with a few apache helicopters and vehicles. They had to fall back but they lost a man, captured in the base. His closest friends wanted to go back but said they only had an Apache to use so they strapped themselves to the side and flew into the base. A fellow A10 warthog pilot heard about this and also helped. They saved the man who later died of his injuries but they levelled the base afterwards. Out there, you only have each other
Red Leader Yea it's about the Battle for Robert's Ridge. It's incredible. It's impeccable. Unfortunately we'll never get another game like this ever again.
Rabbit, we miss you. You shouldn't died in there.
You were a hero. You died like a hero :(
The only games that ever made me cry. Medal of Honor.
I have incredible respect for all soldiers & veterans!
well said mate😢
Not even CoD?
I played this game for the first time yesterday and I could really understand from this game of how soldiers feel during war. especially during the ambushes. it was intense! this game left me in tears in the end. RIP Rabbit :'(
You're 6 years too late.
+Drexler Santiago lol
Yeah that's sad. The greatest marterpieces are always overlooked and underrated. Why it has to be? What has the world gone into?
RIP rabbit :( 1:47
+mialkot Rabbit Live in our hearts! Hua!
+mialkot he die like a hero! T_T
Full respect :
:(
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Ramin Djawadi is great composer
*amazing composer ;)
I've never seen so much people comment with such respect to real heroes. OORAH to all of you and the men and women fighting for our great nation!
One of the best soundtracks ever made for a game. And one of the most emotional too. I remember playing this, the end was literally like a movie. Ive never cried to a video game before, so real, whoever made the story and game in general, deserves some serious credit. Ramen Djawadi never fails to pull on our heart strings.
Damon Tafoya actually it's a real story, they changed the operators' names but you can find informations about their real counterparts
You must not of played metal gear ps1
@@veryfastsgombro3761 it’s based off of Navy SEAL operator First Class Neil Roberts.
I only cried twice during gaming , 1st is when General Shepard killed Ghost and Roach in Modern Warfare 2 .
2nd is when Rabbit died and the credit rolls , the music made me.
Soldiers, Marines, Airmen,Sailors and Guardsmen, Officers, Firefighters, Doctors, Workers so much people deserve respect some are given some are not .. R.I.P Fallen Freedom Fighters..
If there is anything that this game got right that all people who play the shooter genre can agree on, its the music. Second to none.
I know that everyone is divided on the story and campaign when it's compared to CoD or even Battlefield, but the fact that Danger close tried to stay authentic and create a story based on actual events is something that more people need to acknowledge.
MoH may be dead for now thanks to EA, but I have a feeling that in the not too distant future, MoH can be rebooted to a better statues than it was before, hopefully catching the public's attention like Allied Assault did way back then.
I would love a ww2 game on the new frostbite engine especially events like d day and iwu jima they could keep it in the modern time but I think everyone is hoping for another ww2 game
***** Could be one day Medal of Honor Airborne remastered for ps4 with throphies.
***** MOH has always used real-to-life story lines and its the reason that I have stayed a huge fan for a long time. In all honesty, EA/Dice has ruined the franchise. Look at what they did with Warfighter. The gameplay was excellent, but, on PS3, the comms only worked 20 percent of the time and they just ignored it as an issue. IMO, EA needs to get their shit together. Especially on something that is supposed to honor the men portrayed within. EA...unfuck yourselves!
fifthyangpro I Have Always Found That How They Use Legit War Stories And Make Them Into Game's Is Cool And More Game's Need To Do This Kind Of Thing.
nekofreak3 agreed...hopefully this franchise will be revitalized soon. It's a shame the way it went with Warfighter. The game was great, the support (or lack there of), screwed it.
Wow. For years I've thought this song was called "Heroes Abroad". But now that I think about it, both titles are equally beautiful and relevant.
Googled it , He's look like Chris Kyle lol.
10 years already... Rip Rabbit
*"You Either Die The Hero"*
*Or*
*"You Live Long Enough To See Yourself Become The Villian"*
- Harvey Dent
I'm shook. 9 years later and i still get emotional because of this song.. this game actually made me cry.
the only game that made me cry ;-;
and we still didn't saw rabbit's face
+Honedz Fababeir
We won't I think... but I am really looking forward to the continuing of MoH ...
+Dan they said warfight was the last series
+Honedz Fababeir
... unfortunatuly :((
@@Dan-rm7cs And now, in 2020, MoH: Above and beyond
I hope to GOD that those who play this game NEVER ever see what I have seen as a Navy Corpsman. WAR is HELL, and is not about going to war to fight. its all about the person next to you, the people you make life long friendships with, those you would die for. I always say and so have others, IF I COULD ONLY FORGET WHAT MY EYES HAVE SEEN.
To Our Brothers,Past And Present -
This Is A Dedication To The Debt We Owe To Warriors Lost And To All Of Our Military Forces Who Continue To Defend Freedom
Around The World. Men And Women Who Have Honorably Served Throughout Our Nation's History - Who Stood And Continue To Stand
Fast In The Face Of A Determined Enemy And Defeat Them With Unwavering Discipline.
Most Americans Do Not Know What Our Special Operations Forces Community Experience. They Do Not Know What These Warriors Endure
In Combat,Nor Do They Understand The Selflessness And Love Of The Brothers Beside Them. Men Within This Community Bring The Fight
To The Enemy,Engage Aggressively And Stand There Ground.
Born Unto A Different Cloth, These Men Could Have Chosen A Life Of Prosperity And Chased Every Opportunity Afforded By Our Great Nation.
Giving Life As They Live It, They Chose To Leave These Pursuits Behind And Devote Themselves Instead To a Higher Calling,Living With
Indomitable Purpose, By Simple Truths - Brotherhood. Honor. Sacrifice. Words Molded Into Their Character,Exemplified By Their Actions.
It Is Their Final Hour We Celebrate - Our Fallen Brothers Who Shine A Light On The Greatest Attributes Of Dedicated Men. With Their Sacrifice,
Legends Are Born And Will Live As Examples To Inspire The Heroes That Will Lead Our Nations To Victory In The Years Ahead;Making Our Founding
Fathers Proud And Acting As A Promise To Americans Next Generation.
This To Our Fallen Brothers. You Will Be Honored In Our Community's History As The Greatest Heroes. As Men Who Shouldered Our Nation's Burdens,
You Will Remain As Beacons For Our Heroic Ideals. Taught To Be Proud And Unbending In Failure And Humble In Success, There Are No Greater Examples
For Which This Nation Stands For And Of Which This Nation Is Built From- The Ideal Of Service To The Country And to Others
To Our Community And All Who Wear The Uniform - Thank You For Your Service To The Nation.
And,To Those In This Hour Who Are In The Fight And Keep Our Enemies Awake At Night.
I remember finishing this game. The dedication pops up. The strings from this song hit. I felt like my body was a million degrees. I was frozen, sitting in my computer chair, watery eyes, reading. This game may have been a "standard shooter" mechanics wise, but the story it told kept one and a half of its feet in reality, and that's why it really hit me.
+dogboy0912
Me too :( Medal of Honor 2010 and Warfighter are the most touching games I think... I just love them, and I love Ramin Djawadi, the author of soundtracks
Zachary Stary true soldier never dead but missing in action
Far cry 2 african warlord isn't that a halo reference
For honor. For country. For brother
My favorite soundtrack in the whole game. It always makes me cry. Do you know why? This soundtrack makes me think of my father who died 4 years ago. My life could have been better if he would have been alive today. I miss you a lot, Abbu. ❤❤❤
I know (don't know) how you feel , . I lost my mother at 17 she was 54 too late to do anything , but , you must keep fighting , be a warrior . I know it's hard as fuck you'll drink the year away, , ,, -- take care big man - DISCO DAVE SCOTLAND
If there's one thing Medal of Honor was amazing at, was the single player campaign. It knew that for multiplayer ppl would play Battlefield so it didn't invest too much into it, but if you wanted to play single player, this was where to go. EA had a good plan....Back when they had heart and emotion. Whoever at EA decided to make changes ruined it for MOH.
Salute to those who fought and laid down their lives fighting against tyranny since the beginning of time
Whether it was initially for God or for country, in the very end, they lived, they fought, and they died... for each other, and that was enough.
Amazing story and such sad ending :(
"Prowler 04 rogers. Bagram, they weren't lying, they killed everyone up here"
Tombstone actuall tell Prowler 03, we need UAV assets ASAP, we are going CSAR ! The best FPS game afte Half Life 2 imo !
"make sure of it."
Respect from greece.RIP RABBIT😭😭😭❤🇬🇷+🇺🇸=BROTHERS
Rest in peace seals... In real life "Mother" and 2 others of his squad never made it off that mountain....
After all these years I just thought of the best military games I've played and it lead me here... miss you rabbit
This song chokes me up every time man...
I liked how they showed how war affects their lives in a social way as well. Divorced probably from the long missions away from home, not well known for his bravery, but still fighting for his country whether it loves him back or not. The ending was great.
No, it wasn't great that Rabbit was dying. But as all we know, this isn't how this ends.
Lyubomir Parvanov I liked it.it was refreshing compared to everything else I had played before
+Lyubomir Parvanov
Umm... he did die at the end ;the history is real; the ending is beatifull....;
:/
+Lyubomir Parvanov
Umm... he did die at the end ;the history is real; the ending is beatifull....;
:/
I like that game, it's awesome. It's based on a real story, it's the most realitic FPS game. Real seals were sanctioned for revealing classified info to Danger Close. It's so sad when you listen to the epic music, watching how rabbit dies and when you know it's all real.
Matthew 5:4
"Blessed Are Those Who Mourn, For They Shall Be Comforted."
My uncle who is from army once told that his brother like friend who just had a dinner with him night before his dead. they were from same barrack and were deployed in a region where temperature was usually -10 plus and they got attacked by terrorists in Pakistan. He said firing was so intense that his friend died and they didn't got time to just take his body back they kept fighting for two days and then they were able to get the body of his friend back. Damn the pain!
3:47 to 4:15 , it's completely impossible not to get emotional. :( oh rabbit :'(
:'(
RIP for all that had fallen in Afghanistan and Iraq!
*Salute*
fucking sad shit, crying man tears every time i hear this
Rip moh you have a legacy that makes you the game of Many People childhood thanks for everything moh
#bringbackmoh
Boys never get sad the boys:
anyone else getting goose bumps ?
The multiplayer had many flaws, but the campaign was flawless, it was so immersive and intense, and the ending had so much feels. If you've never played it, the campaign will blow you away
I agree this game's campaign did an excellent job of immersing you into it and the transitions between events kept you in it and made you fell for the characters, their struggles and the real people that this was based off of and of the people that do this every day. Warfighter, however, was a bit... distant. I felt that it didn't immerse you into the feelings of the characters as much except for a few points such as Mother's death. The events did not follow one main element/person and the transitions moved away from what was happening and therefore did not allow for the player to develop such feeling and emotion for the characters in Warfighter.
2016- left the military
2018 august returning to military listening this song for my first comeback day
U still in the military?
Still the best game i'ever played
"Only The Dead See The End Of War."
- Plato
rip rabit.. Miss you brother😢😢😢
My life is difficult sometimes because I live with a strange neuronal disorder ,depression is common feature of my mind and yet I cannot understand how I survived until this day ,now I understand the mentality of a soldier that obey a higher command, not only about a nation, because this duty symbolize that you fight for something more than just yourself and I guess that is why you survive no matter what happens.
#bringbackMOH
Wow, that's deep... :c
This game is the greatest shooters game I have ever played, it had every thing from good quality to a fantastic storyline to fun missions. I have cryed only once during gaming and that was when Rabbit died, out of all the characters the one you play the most dies at the end. The men in this game treat eachotherblike brothers and risk there lives for eachother. RIP Rabbit, Mother and all the other soliders that died trying to protect their country, all of you truly deserve the Medal of Honor.
The only FPS that recently made me cry........
For Mother! And for Rabbit!
I can't imagine your loss, man. At least you know he died a hero, serving the army to save people like us. And to make his country proud.
Not many people can proudly say something like that.
R.I.P. Matt... R.I.P. Rabbit (AKA Robert) Thank you both.
I may be British. But we're all in this together. That's how we remain strong... united. Never forget our boys or the amazing job they do guys.
This isn't how this ends...
No... it isn't
No it isn't..
Unfortunately for the franchise it was the beginning of the end
*Fast air opens fire on the mountains. Preacher looks down on Rabbit's rabbit's foot while Mother watches the airstrike occur*
Rest in Peace, Rabbit. You will never be forgotten. 🙏💙😢
1:47 for honor, for country, for brother..
😞😢😭💔🖤
RIP: Brother In Arms
I hope they don't suffer the same fate as my brother. Please, never take your father or your brother or anyone else you are close to for granted. Because you never know when you are going to lose one of them. God be with your brother and father and anyone else still in Afghanistan.
Mother:This isnt how this ends
Preacher:No it isnt
Rabbit was a good man
Better then those futuristic cod black ops
The reason why I love the Medal of Honor series is because the missions are based off of real life Operations unlike Call of Duty or Battlefield...
Birds are coming from Kandahar...
Well that's not gonna fuckin' work.
"No, no, no, no. Jimmy, Voodoo. What the hell's going on!? Rabbit is gonna die if we don't get off this damn mountain!"
Rabbit you will be remembered
Hay Rabbit you re gonna be okay brother, you are gonna be okay. Hay Rabbit hang in there
01:45 - 02:00 stole my soul & broke me into pieces......such is the might of music.
Medal of Honor and Halo music is prbly the best pieces of music ull find in games these days :)
greatest game ive ever played and awesome storyline
Absolutely beautiful, tells a tale of heroism, bravery and honour, through a few chords.
Kudos Ramin Djawadi
People care alot for other fps games ( battlefield , call of duty , halo " and some other sh*t " ) and they forget this masterpiece , medal of honor
Soufiane Tinoudi the ww2 ones are the best.
😫rabbit we miss you my brother😭
The Last good Medal Of Honor.
Emotional is a understatement for this track
A reminder of wasted efforts in a lost war.
Sorry about your loss. And Thank you for sacrifices, I'm not an American but I'm grateful for what they've done in Afghanistan.
You know, I don't think I've ever heard anyone say that, and yet, it's so true. The forefathers wanted this piece of freedom so that we could respect each other, and decide what is right, and what is wrong. Freedom of speech never said that respect was not something that was to be denied, but rather encouraged. Thank you for making my day.
DAMN GOOOD GAME
My grandfather was in the service for a good number of years and told me that not many soldiers live to receive the medal of honor. Its take a great amount of self sacrifice and courage to be given this honorary award.
Que nostalgia y emoción transmite la canción al finalizar el juego, mi favorita sin dudas
Rabbit, we remember you bro, you were a soldier and hero!
As a die hard MOH fan, its hard to believe that I overlooked this entry. I was heavily anticipating its release and then ignored it when it came out. Guess I'll have to hunt down a copy.
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Listening to this score the first time, I was nearly brought to tears for all the men and women who have put their life on the line for our freedom. And many of the soldiers have been left behind, but never forgotten.
The menu music from Mass Effect: Andromeda made me think of this amazing tune again.
The most emotional soundtrack ever...this game had me to like it alot when I was a kid....I used to play it too much I was addicted to this game along with Prince of Persia the forgotten sands
These games had so much heart put into them man, so much heart. They need to bring MoH back and have it be a single player focused experienced mostly. They try to make their MP too much like Battlefield and COD. Unless they find a formula that works specifically for them or that makes their MP unique, they should focus more on SP.
I've been reading a book lately that was also about a SEAL mission in Afghanistan. During Operation Redwing, a four-man SEAL team was sent in to capture or kill a key Taliban leader, but they were compromised and faced an enemy that outnumbered them 35 to 1. Three of the SEALs were killed, and the only survivor had to face treacherous terrain and gruesome injuries to get to safety. That operator lived and wrote that book, titled Lone Survivor. It's well worth the read.
I remember when the first soldier to recieve a Medal of Honor in 12 years, people said he was a hero. But he responded with just this statement, "I was just doing my job."
I really wish your brother to rest in peace, and I respect him, thanks for his sacrifice and service.
RIP Rabbit ):
So many emotions in this song. Jesus, thank you Ramin and creator of MOH :(