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SNIPER GHOST WARRIOR 2
SIZE : 1.82GB
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CI Games sequel to the original best-selling sniper game of all time –
Sniper Ghost Warrior 2 is already available now in retail stores
worldwide and places you in the shoes of the deadliest sniper in the
Ghost Warrior Unit. Using stealth and some of the most powerful arsenal
of sniper weaponry at your disposal, you set off on various missions
around the world visiting urban cities such as Sarajevo, the tropical
jungles in Burma and the mountains of Tibet.
Powered by the CryEngine3, the level of visual detail and graphical display is as you would expect highly impressive. The waterfalls, jungle scenery, urban landscapes are rendered strikingly good to give you a really vivid and detailed impression of the world within Sniper Ghost Warrior 2. Once you’ve been wowed and won over by the scenery which portrays a really promising first impression of the game – it then becomes impossible not to compare the very first mission that forms the basis of your tutorial to the in-famous sniper mission from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4; you are taught how to use your weapons, how to stealthily creep around the buildings and foliage before taking down the enemy in a sharp and quick procession with just a single bullet. Not only will you swim under water, risk life and limb, but you will learn to cope with the one primary weapon in this game – a sniper rifle – where precision and accuracy from long range is vitally important.
You role within the Ghost Warrior Unit is to take instructions and react to communicated orders so that infiltration for the units are not as deadly or dangerous. In fact a heavy part of the game involves listening to orders, using binoculars to scout out enemy locations and sniping when is most appropriate. You will have to risk being spotted to move between varied locations, but equipped with a Ghillie Suit and surrounded by the shadows of buildings, long grass, other environmental hiding spots within waterfalls, mountains, jungle scenery – you can often sit and wait it out or go prone to clear the enemies, picking them off one by one as they stand there almost excited for their own deaths. The enemy AI is unfortunately embarrassing, more so because the stealth required from you as a gamer in hiding your position is at times pointless when the AI spot you and then stand there without even so much as running in your direction or even defending themselves. Other times it is very much the opposite, although whilst completely out of enemy view you are always safe from being spotted, the problem seems to be that there is no consistency with the AI. You are either spotted and then freely able to kill them whilst they gawp at your actions, or at other times you cannot move more than a few steps whilst being shot to your death – it’s very random, but there should ideally be a middle ground between the two. If the sole intention was for CI Games to include enemies who are so frightened of death that they are clearly unable to move or defend, then perhaps I have misread the games’ level of realism with enemy fear?
Powered by the CryEngine3, the level of visual detail and graphical display is as you would expect highly impressive. The waterfalls, jungle scenery, urban landscapes are rendered strikingly good to give you a really vivid and detailed impression of the world within Sniper Ghost Warrior 2. Once you’ve been wowed and won over by the scenery which portrays a really promising first impression of the game – it then becomes impossible not to compare the very first mission that forms the basis of your tutorial to the in-famous sniper mission from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4; you are taught how to use your weapons, how to stealthily creep around the buildings and foliage before taking down the enemy in a sharp and quick procession with just a single bullet. Not only will you swim under water, risk life and limb, but you will learn to cope with the one primary weapon in this game – a sniper rifle – where precision and accuracy from long range is vitally important.
You role within the Ghost Warrior Unit is to take instructions and react to communicated orders so that infiltration for the units are not as deadly or dangerous. In fact a heavy part of the game involves listening to orders, using binoculars to scout out enemy locations and sniping when is most appropriate. You will have to risk being spotted to move between varied locations, but equipped with a Ghillie Suit and surrounded by the shadows of buildings, long grass, other environmental hiding spots within waterfalls, mountains, jungle scenery – you can often sit and wait it out or go prone to clear the enemies, picking them off one by one as they stand there almost excited for their own deaths. The enemy AI is unfortunately embarrassing, more so because the stealth required from you as a gamer in hiding your position is at times pointless when the AI spot you and then stand there without even so much as running in your direction or even defending themselves. Other times it is very much the opposite, although whilst completely out of enemy view you are always safe from being spotted, the problem seems to be that there is no consistency with the AI. You are either spotted and then freely able to kill them whilst they gawp at your actions, or at other times you cannot move more than a few steps whilst being shot to your death – it’s very random, but there should ideally be a middle ground between the two. If the sole intention was for CI Games to include enemies who are so frightened of death that they are clearly unable to move or defend, then perhaps I have misread the games’ level of realism with enemy fear?
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