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* Frontline's first level: [[Meaningful Name|Your Finest Hour.]] Storming the beaches of D-Day. To date, this is the closest gaming equivalent to the Omaha scene in [[Saving Private Ryan]]. It helps that the series was produced and overseen by [[Steven Spielberg]] after all... |
* Frontline's first level: [[Meaningful Name|Your Finest Hour.]] Storming the beaches of D-Day. To date, this is the closest gaming equivalent to the Omaha scene in [[Saving Private Ryan]]. It helps that the series was produced and overseen by [[Steven Spielberg]] after all... |
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** The crowner of that crowning moment is when you finally fight your way up an defense emplacement, kill the gunners on top and turn a machine gun against the other emplacement and let the Germans there see how they like being mowed down! |
** The crowner of that crowning moment is when you finally fight your way up an defense emplacement, kill the gunners on top and turn a machine gun against the other emplacement and let the Germans there see how they like being mowed down! |
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{{quote|And when he gets to heaven |
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To Saint Peter he will tell |
To Saint Peter he will tell |
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"One more soldier reporting in |
"One more soldier reporting in |
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I've served my time in hell" }} |
I've served my time in hell" }} |
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* The Dachsmag Port level, where you have to scuttle a giant U-Boat. The Nazis launch the thing early because Jimmy was causing so much havoc that [[One-Man Army|they thought he was an entire Allied battalion!]] |
* The Dachsmag Port level, where you have to scuttle a giant U-Boat. The Nazis launch the thing early because Jimmy was causing so much havoc that [[One-Man Army|they thought he was an entire Allied battalion!]] |
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* The ending of the first game. Reprogramming a V2 rocket and firing it at its own launch facility was pretty tight. |
* The ending of the first game. Reprogramming a V2 rocket and firing it at its own launch facility was pretty tight. |
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* [[Medal of Honor]] (2010): An [[Communications Officer|un-named technician]] gets fed up with [[General Failure|General Flagg's]] bullcrap and [[Fake Static|disconnects his call]] before he can order them to {{spoiler|leave the Neptune team to die}}: |
* [[Medal of Honor]] (2010): An [[Communications Officer|un-named technician]] gets fed up with [[General Failure|General Flagg's]] bullcrap and [[Fake Static|disconnects his call]] before he can order them to {{spoiler|leave the Neptune team to die}}: |
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{{quote|''[[Blatant Lies|We seem to have lost the VTC, Sir.]]''}} |
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Latest revision as of 04:00, 7 August 2014
- Frontline's first level: Your Finest Hour. Storming the beaches of D-Day. To date, this is the closest gaming equivalent to the Omaha scene in Saving Private Ryan. It helps that the series was produced and overseen by Steven Spielberg after all...
- The crowner of that crowning moment is when you finally fight your way up an defense emplacement, kill the gunners on top and turn a machine gun against the other emplacement and let the Germans there see how they like being mowed down!
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And when he gets to heaven |
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- The Dachsmag Port level, where you have to scuttle a giant U-Boat. The Nazis launch the thing early because Jimmy was causing so much havoc that they thought he was an entire Allied battalion!
- Driving the King Tiger in Allied Assault counts more as a Crowning Level of Awesome.
- The ending of the first game. Reprogramming a V2 rocket and firing it at its own launch facility was pretty tight.
- Medal of Honor (2010): An un-named technician gets fed up with General Flagg's bullcrap and disconnects his call before he can order them to leave the Neptune team to die:
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