Squadmate Revive
Squadmate Revive is a gameplay mechanic that does not exist in the *Medal of Honor* franchise. The entry mistakenly describes a feature from *Call of Duty: WWII*, where the player can restore downed AI squadmates to active combat. In *Call of Duty: WWII*, the player controls Ronald "Red" Daniels, a member of the 1st Infantry Division, whose squadmates can supply extra ammunition, health, or grenades. However, no such revive mechanic is present in any *Medal of Honor* title.
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- Medal of Honor
Lore & Background
No details about the use of a Squadmate Revive mechanic in *Medal of Honor* battles, campaigns, or titles can be confirmed, as the feature does not appear in the franchise. The source material erroneously references *Call of Duty: WWII*, where squadmates provide aid such as health packs, ammunition, grenades, mortar strikes, and enemy spotting, but does not include any ability for the player to revive fallen squadmates.
In Their Own Story
The source does not provide any story or narrative moment involving a Squadmate Revive mechanic. No specific characters, events, or quotes can be referenced.
Reader's Guide
No instructions on button prompts, timing, vulnerability, or squad AI behavior are available.
Did You Know?
- The *Medal of Honor* franchise does not feature a Squadmate Revive mechanic; this entry was incorrectly sourced from *Call of Duty: WWII*.
- The revenue and sales figures originally cited ($500 million in three days, highest-grossing console game of 2017 in North America) belong to *Call of Duty: WWII*, not to any *Medal of Honor* title.
- The *Medal of Honor* series is known for its realistic portrayal of modern and historical warfare, but it has never included a squadmate revival system.
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