Medal of Honor Warfighter gets military-only edition

Best FPS game I ever play in my Life

I completed its compaign and tomorrow I will play its multiplayer

I too have MOH 2010 but in multiplayer mode ---I most hate to play as a fucking talibani

@dbysina @Spory I am in the military (not the US) and dont come here and think that the US is only country who contributes in the war. And don't state shit about people you dont you ignorant fool... You dont know shit what i have been through.

As an active duty service member currently deployed in Afghanistan, I definitely appreciate the gesture. I think it's an awesome idea and am definitely looking forward to this game, even before I read the article I was already planning on a pre-order. Game looks amazing! Thanks EA for honoring us who serve and showing some love for the good ol' U. S. of A!!!

One important thing to remember is that Medal of Honor (2010) was banned in U.S. military posts nationwide. It was originally due to the controversy of being able to play as the Taliban. Taliban was later dubbed "OpFor" for "Opposition Force", but the game still remained banned. I feel that Danger Close is making a Military Edition to bounce back from last game's loss, both in sales and reputation. I wouldn't take it personally that they are making a Military Edition. On the contrary, recognize their affirmation of support for the U.S. troops.

Hell yea EA!! Thanks for the salute!! Can't wait!

battlelog is better then cod elite by a long shot.

Only US military... I'm just saying. Could do something multicountrie, since its a multicountrie game.

Finally a movement that appreciates those that serve

@11B10MOS excuse me? when did i dispute the nature or morality of any man in service???! when did i say anything anti war?? educate yourself before flinging that shit at me brother, i have for the record lost family and friends who fought hard in wars from irag through to world war 1 and ive no doubt beyond that too. They, along with your friends, gave me the right to freedom of my opinion, not that my opinion ever degraded anything they or anyone else died for.

@LeMeAtOm my friends have died for you to have that opinion think about that and just realize we take pride in our military because we strive to be the best in everything we do.

I strongly feel that profiting off of death is bad business , it good that monies is for vets, possibly families of vets, etc, but the manufactures of materials for sale?. I feel, if your are going to do something for someone, it should be done from the heart without expecting anything in return. As a vet, I do not feel these companies , or EA is doing it from the heart . If the jesture was mine, 100 percent would go to the vets period.

@LeMeAtOm I'm glad Blackarrow1020 has common sense.

Also I am one of the few and proud who will be able to take part of this special edition if you get my drift.

ohhh no i thought it would also apply to Law Enforcement! let down!

I hope the Military Edition will actually contribute a part of its proceeds to help current and former soldiers and their families. At least make it cheaper to buy. Otherwise I don't see what good some extra unlocks will do. Will it make real soldier's characters more "authentic" than the average player? Will it mark certain players as real soldiers? Is that what our armed forces members want?

As for Project Honor, long story short. How much of EA's own money is it donating to the Special Forces community? I think C.O.D.E started with $125,000 of Activision's own money to the Paralyzed Veterans of America. I, and I hope others too, just don't care about EA's proceeds from items made and sold by others.

I don't think EA has any business licensing MoH to manufacturers of real world military gears in the first place. Warfare is serious business where games have no part. When you die, you don't just go to the store and return the game. You never buy or play another game ever again.

Now that's what i call a big truck loaded with crap! HA!

So could I have let's say my father-in-law who was in the Navy during 'Nam to grab the Military edition?

@LeMeAtOm EA has never said that any other military in the world is inferior nor did @johnnybowman . It makes sense that an American company would make a deal that is only in America. If Poland makes a game and decides to make a deal with the Polish military, that is their choice and is good of them to recognize and offer special deals to their country's military.

after all the game is modeled after US Tier 1 Operators or US Special forces. Just preordered this, part of the US army

I'm appalled that a globally marketed game seeks only to recognise the endeavours of one nations military, I've been a big fan of the series and looking forward to this, but my respect is waning after this..... bitter disappointment, and I'm sure I wont be the only one to react this way. way to alienate your global market with your rose tinted national pride EA! :(

EA says that they put the gun manufacturer names in there for realism? YEA RIGHT! They did it for advertising dollars. I was born at night, EA... but it wasn't last night.

This is just so messed up. What a world. Kill government, nationalism, patriotism and commercialism. Save the world.

This is the only reason I've preordered this game. Any game company willing to go through such an ordeal to make something like this possible deserves my money.

I wonder what Mr. McShea thinks about this... ;)

Oh, is it really going to be "the most authentic videogame warfare experience"?

And just as a lucky guess, I'm betting that the "military only" content will become our overpriced DLC.

Well i am military....but i would not like an unfair advantage against my fellow gamers, maybe only the dead play fair but honor doesn't come with a medal.....

"exclusive in-game unlocks" thanks, now i know to avoid this...