As I hear more and more about the controversy regarding Medal Of Honour I am more and more excited for the product. I have long wanted to see a realistic war game set in modern Afghanistan featuring both Nato troops and the Taliban. To allow civilizians to better understand the war.
I was pretty shocked when something I saw as a major plus to the games realism (Taliban) being used to try and hurt the games reputation. Now of course as a Canadian I can't really come at this from a radical American point of view, but citizens from my country are dying alongside Americans and I don't see the contriversy as negative.
Infact I see the contriversy as a major positive, thus the reason for this thread. Could the contriversy end out working in EA's favour? I haven't played Medal Of Honour since its first outings on the GameCube, yet I have my copy pre-ordered. Do you think that people will come out in defence of EA and purchase this game? Will people buy it simply because of the controversy?
Could the controversy lead to a launch similiar to MW2?
What do you think will the controversy help or hurt Medal Of Honour?
-JC7
"In God We Trust - In Games We Play " - Joel Reimer
