Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter
Ghost Recon 3: Advanced Warfighter shows you the future of military science, today. In 2013, the U.S. Army will implement the Integrated Warfighter System -- combining advanced weapon systems, satellite Communication devices and enhanced survivability into one fully integrated combat system. The first to test this new system on the battlefield are the Ghosts, as they face an insurgence in the heart of Mexico City.
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Pity you cant stick to walls on the PC like in Rainbow six vegas The only real flaw in this game in my opinion is that the AI seems to pick on player 2, and if you are player 2 then expect yourself to be shot as soon as you poke your nose around the corner. I think the reviews are a bit harsh actually. A great game though and it is better than the first one. This game is quite good on the PC but I think you can only enjoy this game if you play it as a LAN Cooperative game.
Also, you can get shot a couple of times and keep going but if it's in the head or a machine gun burst (not rifle) you are dead. Awesome. You can plot out several moves and attack with Recon and Attack modes then execute all and go with your squad. Also, if you don't use cover you won't get through- just like reality, you don't run into the open and stand there firing your weapon, would you. GRAW2 or GR3 is the best because it does NOT allow stupid fantasy crap like jumping into other squad members or controlling other squads- you must fight just you and your squad. There are times when you must have a ZEUS or grenades to get past a section so kit up when you set your squad.
They ruined a few small things that were popular in the original, but overall the game was fun in its own experience. Some cons though: cannot pick up other guns, causes you to run out of ammo quickly with the sniper rifle; checkpoint saving only, which means you have to replay hard areas multiple times. if you like run and gun style games like old school MOHAA, then this is NOT your game. good points though:very challenging, ultra realistic.
To be fair I played this after just having just finished Call of Duty 4 (which is fantastic), but I have found this sim, Ghost Recon Advanced Warfare, nothing but frustration, and I have stopped half way through. The graphics are good, the story line, as far as I got into it is okay, but the controls are difficult to manage and things happen far too fast for the clumsy controls layout to keep up with and the AI enemy is deadlier than the terminator. Avoid avoid, avoid. After having gone through a scenario at least 30 times and still no closer to getting out of the situation I went to build my own great wall of China. I would be slashing my wrists if I'd paid full price. I got an XBOX 360 this Christmas and got this game on the strength of the earlier Ghost Recon games I had played on the PC version. Thank heavens I bought it used for half price. I figured my time would be better spent and and it won't take as long to finish.
My friend and I are playing the missions on CO-OP mode and that is very fun. Missions have long load times also. Once in a while the game crashs to the desk top but it is a good time to hang it up for the night. The graphics are very pretty.
You get to one mission objective and are given another and another. I have been playing Ghost Recon games from the very begining. This incarnation looks very good but is a hard game to play. The old GR games had AI that picked you off with one shot, this one is more accurate in that you get hit and can still keep going.
My only complaint is that the missions go on and on.
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