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* ShaggyDogStory: [[spoiler:The G3 officer that you're sent to rescue in the first mission is dead when you find him. You are stuck with the pissed off Nazi search parties.]]
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''Medal of Honor'' is the very first title in the ''VideoGame/MedalOfHonor'' series, developed by Creator/DreamworksInteractive and released on October 31, 1999 for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation1. Set late in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII's WorldWarII/WarInEuropeAndAfrica, players strap into the boots of Lt. James Steven "Jimmy" Patterson, a USAAF transport pilot turned OSS agent around the time of the Normandy landings in June 1944.

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''Medal of Honor'' is the very first title in the ''VideoGame/MedalOfHonor'' series, developed by Creator/DreamworksInteractive and released on October 31, 1999 for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation1.Platform/PlayStation1. Set late in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII's WorldWarII/WarInEuropeAndAfrica, players strap into the boots of Lt. James Steven "Jimmy" Patterson, a USAAF transport pilot turned OSS agent around the time of the Normandy landings in June 1944.
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* NoFairCheating: You can unlock cheats straight away by inputting a code, but you'll still have to play through the full game without them because they're only selectable on previously-beaten stages after the first. Using a [=GameShark=] won't help either, as the only known invincibility code makes both you ''and'' the enemies unkillable.
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* MountainWarfare: The fifth, sixth, and seventh levels notably take place in the mountains of Norway, Austria, and Germany, respectively, with the former two notably [[WinterWarfare taking place in the dead of winter as well]]. Patterson himself is stated to have received extra hiking equipment just for these two missions.
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* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: The first game's third mission is set inside a massive sewer system, containing a Resistance weapons cache containing Allied weapons and ammunition, as well as Patterson's escape route. Patterson himself has to deal with SS soldiers and their {{Angry Guard Dog}}s as he makes his way through.

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* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: The first game's third mission is set inside a massive sewer system, containing a Resistance weapons cache containing Allied weapons and ammunition, as well as Patterson's escape route. Patterson himself has to deal with SS soldiers Gestapo agents and their {{Angry Guard Dog}}s as he makes his way through.
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* PunchClockVillain: The unnamed Curator of the Merker Salt Mine is stated by Manon to be working against his will, with the SS constantly holding him at gunpoint and coercing him into cooperating. By the final part of the sixth mission, he's clearly had enough, and screams at Patterson to stop the SS fanatics from destroying all the priceless works of art, before getting shot by Sturmbannfuhrer Ratter.

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* PunchClockVillain: The unnamed Curator of the Merker Steinburg Salt Mine is stated by Manon to be working against his will, with the SS constantly holding him at gunpoint and coercing him into cooperating. By the final part of the sixth mission, he's clearly had enough, and screams at Patterson to stop the SS fanatics from destroying all the priceless works of art, before getting shot by Sturmbannfuhrer Ratter.
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* AbandonedMine: The Steinburg Salt Mine in Austria, which has long since been abandoned as a mine, is the setting of the level "Capture the Secret German Treasure". The SS has been using the mine to store hundreds if not thousands of priceless European artwork looted from the Occupied territories. Worse, they're planning on blowing the mine, the artwork, and the adjacent town just to deny the artwork back to the Allies.
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* GasMaskMooks: The German soldiers encountered within the basement sections of Fort Schmerzen are shown to be wearing gas masks and other breathing apparatuses, which is very much justified due to the Fort being used to manufacture [[DeadlyGas mustard gas]]. Patterson himself steals one such mask just before venturing into the basement.


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** [[GasMaskMooks Gasmask-wearing German soldiers]] are only encountered in the later sections of the fourth level.
** German scientists only appear in the indoor sections of the fourth level, and during the entirety of final level.

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* KarmaHoudini: Sturmbannfuhrer Ratter, the ArcVillain of "Capture the Secret German Treasure", manages to get away with murdering the Curator of the salt mine, having chosen to flee rather than confront Patterson.

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** Col. Hermann Muller, Commander of Fort Schmerzen and ArcVillain of "Attack Impenetrable Fort Schmerzen", ends up fleeing the the Fort when Patterson begins his one-man attack on the facility. He ends up becoming [[KarmaHoudiniWarranty a subversion]] in ''VideoGame/MedalOfHonorAlliedAssault'', when Muller is killed during the destruction of Fort Schmerzen 2 months later, by Lt. Mike Powell and the 2nd Ranger Battalion.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: The unnamed Curator of the Merker Salt Mine helped the SS pillage priceless pieces of artwork from the Occupied Countries and gather them in said mine. However, their idea of destroying said artwork to deny it to the Allies causes the Curator to call the SS Commander [[YoureInsane insane]], and give Patterson some vital info before the Commander shoots the Curator dead.


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* KarmaHoudini: Sturmbannfuhrer Ratter, the ArcVillain of "Capture the Secret German Treasure", manages to get away with murdering the Curator of the salt mine, having chosen to flee rather than confront Patterson.


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* PunchClockVillain: The unnamed Curator of the Merker Salt Mine is stated by Manon to be working against his will, with the SS constantly holding him at gunpoint and coercing him into cooperating. By the final part of the sixth mission, he's clearly had enough, and screams at Patterson to stop the SS fanatics from destroying all the priceless works of art, before getting shot by Sturmbannfuhrer Ratter.


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* TheUnfought: Both Col. Hermann Muller and Sturmbannfuhrer Ratter, the {{Arc Villain}}s of "Attack Impenetrable Fort Schmerzen" and "Capture The Secret German Treasure", respectively, are not encountered nor fought in their respective levels. Both of them instead [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere choose to escape with their lives rather than confront Patterson]].
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: The unnamed Curator of the Merker Salt Mine helped the SS pillage priceless pieces of artwork from the Occupied Countries and gather them in said mine. However, their idea of destroying said artwork to deny it to the Allies causes the Curator to call the SS Commander [[YoureInsanse insane]], and give Patterson some vital info before the Commander shoots the Curator dead.

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* EvenEvilHasStandards: The unnamed Curator of the Merker Salt Mine helped the SS pillage priceless pieces of artwork from the Occupied Countries and gather them in said mine. However, their idea of destroying said artwork to deny it to the Allies causes the Curator to call the SS Commander [[YoureInsanse [[YoureInsane insane]], and give Patterson some vital info before the Commander shoots the Curator dead.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: The unnamed Curator of the Merker Salt Mine helped the SS pillage priceless pieces of artwork from the Occupied Countries and gather them in said mine. However, their idea of destroying said artwork to deny it to the Allies causes the Curator to call the SS Commander [[YoureInsanse insane]], and give Patterson some vital info before the Commander shoots the Curator dead.
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* SecretPolice: The Gestapo, whose members are encountered as a common enemy in earlier levels. During "Search The Town", the second part of the first level, Patterson must eliminate 8 of their Officers, due to them rounding up French Resistance members and sympathizers. In "Sewer Chase", their K9 units attempt to chase after Patterson through French sewers, sending several {{Angry Guard Dog}}s after the player. During the first two parts of "Destroy the Mighty Railgun Greta", their officers and agents are shown guarding the train station near the titular railgun, and will check Patterson's identification papers if approached.

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* SecretPolice: The Gestapo, whose members are encountered as a common enemy in earlier levels. During "Search The Town", the second part of the first level, Patterson must eliminate 8 of their Officers, due to them rounding up French Resistance members and sympathizers. In "Sewer Chase", their K9 units attempt to chase after Patterson through French sewers, sending several {{Angry Guard Dog}}s after the player. During the first two parts of "Destroy the Mighty Railgun Greta", their officers and agents are shown guarding the train station near the titular railgun, and will check Patterson's identification papers if approached.approached, and will open fire and sound the alarm if Patterson's cover is blown.
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* SecretPolice: The Gestapo, whose members are encountered as a common enemy in earlier levels. During "Search The Town", the second part of the first level, Patterson must eliminate 8 of their Officers, due to them rounding up French Resistance members and sympathizers. In "Sewer Chase", their K9 units attempt to chase after Patterson through French sewers, sending several {{Angry Guard Dog}}s after the player. During the first two parts of "Destroy the Mighty Railgun Greta", their officers and agents are shown guarding the train station near the titular railgun, and will check Patterson's identification papers if approached.

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* EliteMooks: Waffen-SS soldiers. Compared to their Heer counterparts, they're more durable, have much better aim, and are equipped with better weapons like additional submachine guns and Panzerschreck rocket launchers.



** SS Demolition Squad soldiers only appear during the second and third parts of "Capture the Secret German Treasure".

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** SS Demolition Squad soldiers only appear during the second and third parts part of "Capture the Secret German Treasure".

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* UniqueEnemy: Attack dogs only appear in the third part of the first level, and never show up again in subsequent levels.

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** SS Demolition Squad soldiers only appear during the second and third parts of "Capture the Secret German Treasure".
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''VideoGame/MedalOfHonorFrontline'', released in 2002, would serve as both a {{Prequel}} and {{Interquel}} to this game, showcasing how Jimmy Patterson got noticed by the OSS, and the missions he undertook between this game's third and fourth missions.

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Followed next year by ''VideoGame/MedalOfHonorUnderground'', which switched the perspective to [[LaResistance Manon Batiste]], and served as a {{Prequel}} to this game. ''VideoGame/MedalOfHonorFrontline'', released in 2002, would serve as both a {{Prequel}} and {{Interquel}} to this game, showcasing how Jimmy Patterson got noticed by the OSS, and the missions he undertook between this game's third and fourth missions.
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* PurposefullyOverpowered: Both the Browning Automatic Rifle and [=M9=] Bazooka are incredibly powerful weapons, with the former able to kill several enemies in a short burst from any range, with the latter being a guaranteed OneHitKill on any enemy unlucky enough to be caught in the rocket's blast. Given that the enemies fought in the late game, where these weapons are provided to player, are themselves each wielding submachine guns and their own rocket launchers in the form of the Panzerschreck, the player is definitely going to need these incredibly powerful weapons in order to advance.

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* ISurrenderSuckers: German scientists, when caught by surprise and held at gunpoint by Patterson, will pull their hands up, only to pull out handguns and attempt to kill him once he looks away.

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* ISurrenderSuckers: German scientists, scientists at the Rjukan Facility, when caught by surprise and held at gunpoint by Patterson, will pull their hands up, only to pull out handguns and attempt to kill him once he looks away.away. The scientists encountered at Nordhausen avert this, opting to straight up attempt to kill Patterson with submachine guns.
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* StupidJetpackHitler: Downplayed. The Germans at the Norsk Hydro facility in Rjukan have already made significant progress in their research on heavy water and atomic weapons compared to the RealLife German atomic program, having produced entire hallways worth of documents and schematics on top of having produced tons of heavy water. Unfortunately for them, Patterson puts an end to their attempts at producing a functioning nuclear weapon for good, destroying all of their research and heavy water in the process.

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* StupidJetpackHitler: Downplayed. While much of the technology and research the Germans have researched is similar to what was done in RealLife, there are quite a few times where it's actually much more advanced and detailed.
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The Germans at the Norsk Hydro facility in Rjukan have already made significant progress in their research on heavy water and atomic weapons compared to the RealLife German atomic program, weapons, having produced entire hallways worth of documents and schematics on top of having produced tons of heavy water. Unfortunately for them, Patterson puts an end to their attempts at producing a functioning nuclear weapon for good, destroying all of their research and heavy water in the process.process.
** As it turns out, the German scientists at the Nordhausen facility had already drawn up schematics and plans for a V2 rocket armed with a nuclear warhead, as detailed in the blueprints that Patterson snatches during the final level. Unfortunately for them, the heavy water shipments that the Germans had intended to use to create such a device was destroyed by Patterson a month prior, rendering the research useless. Instead, the Germans create a conventional V2 rocket warhead with much more explosive power than previous iterations. While not as powerful nor destructive than their first choice, it's still rather impressive, as proven when the sabotaged rocket levels the entire ElaborateUndergroundBase around it.

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