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I'm really confused with EA's strategy to update their current shooting franchise and to release a new game for another. I REALLY enjoyed MoH (especially the single player which remains the best one I've played in a shooter for a while) and I play BF3 every now and then.

But now with the release of BF3:Premium and the upcoming MoH:Warfighter, I'm really confused. It seems that there aren't a lot of differences between both games now, is there?

I haven't been able to see a good side-by-side comparison between BF3 and MoH:W anywhere on the internet... Can you guys can help me out?

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    Recommendation questions are off-topic, please see our faq Commented Jun 13, 2012 at 3:21
  • Is it OK like this?
    – Hilydrow
    Commented Jun 13, 2012 at 4:39
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    Much better this way
    – SSumner
    Commented Jun 13, 2012 at 14:27
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    No fan boy rages/flame-wars yet. Nice!
    – IAmGroot
    Commented Jun 13, 2012 at 15:15
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    Don't see a whole lot of flame wars between BF3 and MoH. Usually it's between CoD and BF3, and on this site I haven't run into many of them
    – SSumner
    Commented Jun 14, 2012 at 14:23

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Since MoH: Warfighter is not out, I will compare Battlefield 3 to 2010's Medal of Honor. Battlefield 3 is a larger game - maps are bigger, and allow the use of vehicles. Both use the Frostbite engine, although different versions, and Battlefield also uses the Destruction 1.0 engine, whereas MoH does not (this could change in Warfighter). The physics in Battlefield 3 is more realistic - it has bullet drop and flight time, whereas MoH does not.

As far as singleplayer, the Medal of Honor game was deep, with detailed character development and a storyline loosely based on real-life events (Battle of Robert's Ridge), whereas Battlefield 3 uses a fictional storyline. Medal of Honor's campaign drew excellent reviews, while Battlefield's did not.

Overall, the differences seem to be mainly more in-depth campaign in MoH and more in-depth MP in BF3. I found the campaign on MoH to be engaging, while the MP was disappointing and came off as half-baked. Similarly, I found BF3's multiplayer extremely addicting, whereas I never even finished the campaign because it wasn't engaging. Hopefully this shows enough differences.

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  • This makes perfect sense, thanks! However, I'm hoping they could merge both games. You know, the single player option would be called "Medal of Honnor" and the Multiplayer "Battlefield". Obviously it's not in their interest (financially) but that would make an AWESOME game.
    – Hilydrow
    Commented Jun 13, 2012 at 23:30
  • Yeah, not in their interest at all...but if they could make the BF3 campaign as good as MoH, maybe I wouldn't be tempted to get both
    – SSumner
    Commented Jun 14, 2012 at 14:22

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