Your team mate is highlighted in green and when engaged by the enemy, flashes red. In addition to having a pal in battle, fire teams provide an added benefit of sharing ammo and being able to see your teammate through walls. The demolitions class has a visor that can be lowered for even greater defense, making for a great mobile shield the other player can hide behind. There are tons of different combinations for different situations – a particularly effective combo involved the demolitions class, a walking tank with extra body armor and an automatic shotgun. %Gallery-168105%After a few hours, I had several classes unlocked and was familiar with each, bringing out the true power of the fire team mechanic. For someone like myself who has played tons of shooters and is well-versed in class-based multiplayer, it was an unnecessary stopgap and only served to invalidate the single best feature in multiplayer: fire teams.
The initial barriers to other classes is a very odd design decision, meant to ease you into the experience. (You can sample the multiplayer now in an exclusive Xbox Live beta.) It takes a few hours before you have them all unlocked, as I experienced during a recent private multiplayer event. There are six different classes in total that can pair up to form interesting compliments to each other however, from the first moments of Medal of Honor: Warfighter multiplayer, Danger Close oddly chose to have one class unlocked. At the heart of Medal of Honor: Warfighter is an interesting co-op dynamic, where two players are paired together into a fire team. The US government may tell us all it's an army of one, but Danger Close games is making a good case for the buddy system.
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