      Posted by: Matt Liebl  Review Rating 6.5 Above Average
User Score3 reviews Your Score  Medal of Honor: Warfighter is in
a tricky spot. Having to follow up EA and DICE's impressive
Battlefield 3 is no easy feat, especially knowing that
Battlefield 4 is on the horizon. So for many, Warfighter seemed
like nothing more than a gap filler while everyone waits until
next year. The sad truth is that when it's all said and done,
that's what the game feels like: something designed to hold fans
over while we wait for something bigger and better on the
horizon.  First let's start with multiplayer since that seems to
be where the meat and potatoes of Warfighter lies. EA and Danger
Close have placed a tremendous amount of emphasis on
Warfighter's multiplayer, so much so that they delayed sending
review copies so that we, along with others, could experience
the "full" game — single player and multiplayer at once. What
does that say about the single player experience? (We'll get to
that later).   From a gameplay perspe