I've seen a friend play that level, it was nuts. So was the scene before it, when you landed from the boat, and the artillery shelled the germans. His Radeon 9600 graphics card lagged heavily during the shelling. Then again, he had the detail on highest possible setting.
Are the grapics requirements higher than those of MOHAA?
I read a preview on COD a while ago and it talked about squad-based play where the AI interacts with you? Sounded cool at the time but is it really worth the extra CPU time in terms of gameplay?
What about replayability?
The highly scripted nature of the MOHAA's SP levels makes it pretty repetitive after the second time you play it. It's really just the game's in-depth action that makes it worth trying for a second time (i.e. you know the guard's going to pop out x seconds after you open x door in x level --still, it's kinda fun to blow him away anyway as he runs for cover behind a table).
From what I'm reading here, COD is pretty scripted. Any comments.
Another thing is that MOHAA had (has? --haven't played Spearhead for PC) no bots in multiplayer. That's unfortunate. This adds a lot to a game --especially if you don't have the necessary high-speed internet connection needed to play these games online. Thing is, it's hard to design bots for none-SP maps, so it's ususally not worth the developer's time. I'm guessing COD also has no bots. Am I wrong?
The reason why I'm asking most of this is because if I buy this thing, I want to know that a) I can play it on a less-than-high-end system at a playable frame rate and b) that I won't beat it in a week and then have to shelve it because it lacks replayability.
Personally, I found MOHAA to be pretty impressive (although it might be taking the phrase, "the only good German is a dead German" a little too seriously --well, at least it doesn't paint them as downright evil as in RTCW..which was nevertheless also pretty fun I have to admit

) but I'm more into bf1942 which puts you and some bot buddies against a whoe bunch of other bots on a giant map (see El Alemein) and you can use anything that moves to kick their arses. No restraints. Little scripting.
