The fifth installment of the Call of Duty series, bringing most of the gameplay and graphical improvements of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare back to World War II conflict. It is also the first Call of Duty game set in the Pacific Theater.
It tries to make it more realistic, just a few shots and you're dead, no HUD as Redbullet mentioned, no grenade indicators - you here the tink sound when one is nearby. I've preferred this mode all the way back to COD4.
@AndyMP: Yup, it's great fun, and you have to be more tactical. But at the same time if you get the drop on the enemy or flank them you can take out the entire team by yourself - so strategic rambo play would be a good way to describe it.
One thing I have found in my brief time playing hardcore is the camping, especially on the large, open maps because without a killcam they can hide. But it adds to the challenge so it's no biggie.
That's where communication between your teammates will really come in handy. You have to rely on what they see and call out, and also visible cues like when you see fire off in the distance with no name over their heads. Tactically move up behind cover whenever possible and getting the drop on your opponents is the best way to approach hardcore I've found. But my k/d is only 1.37, so I'm sure there's even better strategies out there than that.
Hardcore is the only way to play no matter what game mode, though It's very hard to suggest until you learn all the maps or you will be very lost without a HUD.
hardcore is a harder way to play online. the game changes a little like u don't have the HUD anymore, it's easier to die, it's really it for what the difference is.
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