if you rearrange the letters Marine Sharpshooter, which eventually reaches the word "repeat" and "wannabe". I'm tempted to end the review at this point and just leave it there. However, as these images on the right is very lonely without much text beside them, I will try to expand my disappointment a bit.First things first. At CTU Marine sniper, who assumes the role of, you guessed it, a sniper of the Navy. A group of terrorists held the possibility of building a nuclear weapon and you and your partner have been taken to find out what is
happening and put a stop to this. Along the way, will visit these "exotic places" such as Afghanistan, Chechnya and jungles of the Pacific Islands. Thus, the mission sniper, with a single Marine partner to support you.Thus progress through each of the small and fairly linear levels of the game try to shoot almost anything moving. When you are outdoors, it is relatively easy to carry out his opponents before they even know they are there. This is what it means to be a sniper is, after all. When you are in tunnels or warehouses, still just as easy to take out enemies, but snipers only thirty yards seems a bit silly. You have a weapon in these
situations, but it is much less powerful than the sniper rifle, they almost never use it.Marina shooter has spectacularly useless observer. I have no idea how this albatross that you have loaded with basic education never approved and adopted a position of responsibility in the marina, but if this is the kind of education that give the Marines, then I would not even bet termination Society female voters. Let's start with their inability to actually hit anything. I have been to with laughter as a weak root canal, and has been downloaded two loaded magazines of machine gun against an opponent just twenty kilometers away. The law of averages seems to indicate that even my dog could be hit at least once, but my marine spotter should not have studied
the probability University. Assuming even went to college. Fortunately, the enemies seem to have the same power as a moment to hit him, so I guess it's a wash.Most often it is not really the one to kill his partner. Sometimes it does this deliberately simple and pure frustration of the horrible pathfinding. Sometimes you push beyond your coverage if you feel the need to push in the back is very big. Then there are times walk right in front of you while you try to shoot your enemies. Pulling the trigger, as silly walks in front of your target is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, you get what you deserve; On the other hand, killing him
means that you have to load the task again.His assistant also has a nice feel IA and seems to ignore their demands for him to "standby" or "Continue". I would be tempted to say that it comes along or stay behind some prior knowledge of the facts. But when he falls short and shot to hell by their enemies behind you or comes rushing forward in an area that has not been discharged and shot in hell for those enemies, one wonders if the game could not have CTU better title Marina nanny.The observer is a kind of utility to mark
enemies on your compass. A small bar rolling at the top of the screen is oriented in the directions of the compass and small triangles indicate the direction of the enemy was discovered by his partner. This can be quite useful to the most open level, but the game plays very linear so be of much help. In any case, most of the enemies start screaming in Arabic once you get close to them, so he needs help to find your own.To be fair, his companion occasionally tell you what path to take in some of the higher levels of the game. But simply saying, "We need EVAC" does not really tell me much. It would be better if the observer actually could be pointing in the direction of the next objective of the mission, but maybe I'm just used to play games that emphasize fun.
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