Medal of Honor PC Open Beta in Early October
The open beta will contain two maps and two multiplayer modes.
EA announced Friday that an open multiplayer beta test for Medal of Honor (PC) will start on October 4. The test will include two "diverse" maps and two multiplayer modes, and will conclude on October 7 at 11:59pm PST. PC gamers interested in getting a little early taste will be able to download the client here.
According to EA, the two maps were inspired by real world locations: Kunar Base and Shahikot Mountains. "Kunar Base" will be played using the Sector Control multiplayer mode in which two sides fight to control tactical sectors on the map. The other map, "Shahikot Mountains," will feature the Combat Missions multiplayer mode, pitting teams of twelve against each other as they battle through a series of objectives.
"The Open Beta of the Medal of Honor multiplayer mode will allow players to sample the authenticity and adrenaline-fueled action that the full game will offer on October 12," said Frank Gibeau, President of EA Games Label. "We also hope that by offering the Multiplayer Open Beta, we can clear up any misunderstanding about the patriotism and respect that are the foundation of this game. The Medal of Honor franchise has always shown extraordinary reverence for American and Allied soldiers--this game is no exception."
EA also provided a list of recommended system requirements for the optimal experience:
- Operating System: Windows Vista (SP2), Windows 7
- Processor: Quad core 2.0 GHz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM+
- Video Card: A video card with 512 MB of VRAM and one of the following chipsets: Nvidia GeForce GTX260; ATI Radeon 4870
- HDD Space: 2 GB
- Soundcard: Soundcard with DirectX 10 compatibility
- DirectX: DirectX 10
- Disc Drive: 16X CD/DVD Drive
My 5850 in heavenly benchmark doesn't get enough fps to play a shooter over 60 fps.
I CAN'T WAIT FOR THE NEW HD 6XXX SERIESSSSSS !!!
BTW MoH is going to K-A
Something is wrong with your 5850 because my factory default one runs everything I've tried on max and >40 fps except Metro 2033. That includes Crysis and Bad Company 2.
Would be better to state minimum rather than recommended system requirements ie will it run on XP ,duel core, dx9 & what's so special about soundcard DirectX 10 compatibility ?
So you're calling most of the population poor for not being able to afford $600 video cards. You need to stop trolling on every article involving gaming and showing off your rig. Not everyone can afford top of the line components.
This. Also, not everyone WANTS to buy the top of the line components. It's like the kids driving around in a brand new sports car or SUV, who try so hard to look cool before they pull back into mommy and daddy's drive way with no bills and their "stuff" cause they can work and blow money with no responsibilities.
I got a mortgage instead and excellent credit instead for now. When these little kids are neck deep in debt they'll wish they could sell those video cards.
Some people don't have enough disposable income for top of the line. Some people don't care enough and can still have fun, and some people think a 6K rig is actually gonna make them cool. You are one of these people, guess which.