Medal of Honor Airborne - Screenshots [Archive]

-=Victor-Oscar-Nicodemus=-

16-07-2007, 02:37

Medal of Honor Airborne (no 4 of the series)

The game is set to be released 31 august 2007 in the Netherlands.

I'm gonna get me a copy. :)

There's 46 pics here to view.

http://www.gwn.com/screenshots/thumbnails.php/game/25277/Medal_of_Honor_Airborne.html

-=Ryan=-
http://media.gameworldnetwork.com/games/xbox360/25277/46443721546605e74e244b8.95224598.jpg

http://media.gameworldnetwork.com/games/xbox360/25277/187259975146990f519a7fc7.82739102.jpg

aboveandbeyond

16-07-2007, 14:12

is this new Medal of Honor Airborne for the pc or just the the 360 . if it is for the pc as well and are we putting it up on server ??????????????

nom8sm8

16-07-2007, 17:34

It`s On Pc ,and Out At The End Of August.parchute Into Any Area In The Game .looks Good

Celticsun

16-07-2007, 17:41

PC Version available in the UK 31/08/2007.

Be interesting to see what system requirements are in real life... as appose to the usual "minimum required" which are always un-playable.

Minimum graphics card specs are 6600GT and ATI X1300Pro.

Both of those cards have 'shader 3' capabilities which is where some of the older cards although still highly specced will fall over.

The suggested processors required are a min of P4 2.8 or AMD XP2800...

Interesting to see they have changed the engine as well, Running Unreal 3.0 instead of the tired Quake engine.

Im hoping this one will make up for the abomination that was Pacific Assault....

As far as putting it up on the server... It may alienate many members/users who have aging systems.

Although if the game is good.. would be excellent, I see they have revived Destroyed Village for the multiplayer campaign.

Dai_Nasty

16-07-2007, 19:58

We'll have to wait and see if they produce a server version for Linux. That never happened with Breakthrough so they may wait and see how well this new one takes off.

:blush:

Celticsun

16-07-2007, 21:58

No Linux planned.....

Dai_Nasty

16-07-2007, 23:14

never gonna fly then...

:(

-=Victor-Oscar-Nicodemus=-

17-07-2007, 01:08

Hi,

You score both your points as BT & the Linux matter.

Celticsun & Dai_Nasty

Still..........
I'm gonna buy and play at least the Single Player mode.
Have you seen that map Algiers, and the other goodies like Berlin?????
Even that alone is worth the coins :)

Pacific Assault.
I still play it sometimes online.
There's some great servers that are setup for sneak snipe.
No running orjumping there, you would be kicked for it.
It has some wonderfull large good looking realistic maps.

Breakthrough
I hosted, played a server for a while.
In my opinion it was the lack of good and proper modding tools.
That let the players community down. :(
Though I must admit connection problems were an initial problem.

I hope to shoot you both soon, you nasty Brits.

-=Ryan=-

Celticsun

17-07-2007, 18:07

Done a little checking about...

Seems the official blurb is that a Linux version of the dedicated server will not be available at point of release.

However other things that make me wonder is a quote from Patrick Gilmore VP of EA..

'The fact that we are using Unreal III engine means that we have a lot of built-in mod functionality. And we want to take it even further, and open up the game set for people who mod, add on cool things.'

Also the inclusion of its own Multiplayer online anti-cheat (probably something similair to Punk-Buster, not something previously seen incorporated with MOH series) makes me believe they would be daft not to include a Server Based version not long after release.

Dai_Nasty

17-07-2007, 22:50

I can't believe that it would be that complicated to produce a Linux version of the serverside program. Surely any developer with half a brain would be aware how many game servers are Linux-based, and would therefore develop the program in a language that could be compiled easily for Windows or Linux.

If you're producing a game that is essentially multiplayer you would be shooting yourself in the foot to take any other route.

::kt::

13-08-2007, 20:17

Agreed about the Linux thing. It's bonkers not to have a dedicated Linux version, considering how many servers are Linux based :(

One other point I found out recently is that Multiplayer will only support up to 12 players. I suppose that's not the end of the world for it tho, as I've had plenty manic fun playing 6 vs 6 before :NW_yes:

Redneck

14-08-2007, 16:35

Medal of Honor Airborne Minimum Specs Revealed
Tuesday, 10 July 2007
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The minimum specs for Airborne have been revealed, they are:
Operating System:
Windows XP SP2
Processor:
2.8 GHz Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon XP 2800+
Memory :
1GB RAM
Video Card :
NVIDIA Geforce 6600GT or ATI Radeon X1300PRO
(Some slower GPUs with higher model number's also not recommended.)
Video Card Memory:
128MB RAM

Operating System:
Windows Vista
Processor:
3.0 GHz Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon 64 3800+
Memory :
1GB RAM
Video Card :
NVIDIA Geforce 6600GT or ATI Radeon X1300PRO
(Some slower GPUs with higher model number's also not recommended.)
Video Card Memory:
128MB RAM

TTowell

08-09-2007, 03:23

Recommended Specs

CPU 2.8 Ghz
Memory 1 Gig
Install 9.1 Gig
Video 128 mb shader 3 card

The single player is ok , but the MP is superb. The maps are excellent and the gameplay is like the old MOHAA. You have to register to play on-line, so copies are no good. The single player will work, but no internet connection to the EA servers.

I have

320 Mb Nvidia 8800 GTS Over Clocked
2 Gig 800Hz Ram
6700 Dual Core Pentium

And it runs great with everything on high.

LittleDragon

09-09-2007, 23:42

my copy should be here tomorrow cant wait to give it a whirl

aboveandbeyond

15-09-2007, 15:31

is this any good for the new moh game

Butty

15-09-2007, 16:17

Hi,

Medal Of Honor Airborne system requirements can be found here (http://v4v.us/forums/medal_of_honor_airborne/system_requirements_for_medal_of_honor_airborne_ha ve_now_been_anounced)

Butty.

aboveandbeyond

15-09-2007, 18:46

thanks phil . i got a ati sapphire x1550 in the end

James - Merciless

15-09-2007, 20:46

Hey, ive got a Nvidia Geforce 7300 LE graphics card. Would this be ok to run airborne or do i need a better one ? (ive read the requirements, but i dont know if this one is better or worse than the vista required graphics card)

Can anyone help?

Thanks. :002:

aboveandbeyond

16-09-2007, 00:36

REQUIRED SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS:

? OS: Windows XP (SP2), Windows Vista (32-bit; 64-bit versions of
Windows Vista are not supported)

? CPU (Single Core): Intel P4 2.8 GHz or AMD Athlon 2800+ for
Windows XP / Intel P4 3.0 GHz or AMD Athlon 3800+ for Windows
Vista

? RAM: 1 GB for Windows XP / 1 GB for Windows Vista

? Hard Drive: 1.5 GB or more of free space

? Note: 64 bit versions of Windows are not supported

? Video: DirectX 9.0c, NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT, ATI Radeon
X1300 Pro, or better with Shader 3.0 support for Windows XP or
Vista (Note: NVIDIA 6800XT, 6800LE, 7100GS, 7200GS, 7200LE,
7300GS, 7300GT cards not supported). NOTE: NVIDIA SLI and ATI Crossfire modes are not supported
in Medal of Honor Airborne Demo.

? Sound: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card (Note: For Creative
Sound Blaster Audigy cards running under Windows Vista you should expect
lower performance)

aboveandbeyond

16-09-2007, 01:58

can any one tell me how to set the online accout up will not let me put zip code in ?

James - Merciless

16-09-2007, 17:32

Lol, Cheers rich. :002:

aboveandbeyond

16-09-2007, 18:05

try this place http://www.cclcomputers.co.uk

ScouseKrautFrau

19-09-2007, 00:33

currently being built
Core2Duo Processor E6750
Motherboard: Asus Intel P35 chipset
Memory 2 Gig Kingston RAM
400 Gig Hard Drive
nVidia 8500GT Card with 256 DDR2 RAM
Panasonic CD/DVD Rewriter
Antec Sonata Piano Black Case with 450 SilentPower supply
hope it runs it!

aboveandbeyond

19-09-2007, 22:51

to say this game only been out for a few week there must be some good cheats out . i put 3 mags in to one player and it did not kill him . the game its self is very slow but the graf are out of this world .
plus it takes for ever to get in on a game they are all full .

Geft-UK

22-09-2007, 07:21

gothic

22-09-2007, 21:11

Core2Duo Processor E6750 OK :)
Motherboard: Asus Intel P35 chipset is very good but need ventilation very good ventilation
Memory 2 Gig Kingston RAM WRONG cheap memory if you can change
400 Gig Hard Drive disk OK which one??
nVidia 8500GT Card with 256 DDR2 RAM no bad
Panasonic CD/DVD Rewriter
Antec Sonata Piano Black Case with 450 SilentPower supply change for min 600watt

Erm, Kingston Ram (one of) guaranteed for life
400 Gig HDD Western Digital
Antec Power supplies..... well I disagree totally with you here. Virtually all power supplies are rated to max peak. So an average power supply rated at 450 would mean it peaks at 450 but runs smoothly at much less. An Antec 450 would be the equivalent of a 520W and being Antec I would trust it far more than any others, even thermcraptake.
Antec cases are renown for their near perfect ventilation and cooling efficiency, so no probs there!

::kt::

15-10-2007, 14:17

I bought some cheap memory a while back (can't remember what it was though) and had no end of trouble with it, random reboots/crashes etc. It turned out that it was incompatable with some chipsets so I ended up getting it swapped for Corsair which also has a lifetime warranty, and have had no problems since then. It wasn't that much more expensive in the long run either, so I have learned my lesson with cheap components.