While the Rainbow Six Red Storm Entertainment series often gets all the credit to establish the kind of tactical shooting games like the long series of NovaLogic DeltaLife they deserve some credit as well. By focusing on real weapons, long-range shooting fast and quick killings, the first Delta Force games helped create a new level of realism in shooters. However, the Delta Force series was left limping along the road of the game, surpassed by the best launchers of SWAT 3 tactical Operation Flashpoint and Ghost Recon. The latest version of NovaLogic, Delta Force: Task Force Dagger, simply can not compare with these games and mark a real setback for the Delta Force series.Many weapons are not much.Many weapons are not much.This may seem doblespeak, but NovaLogic is forcing Daga billing as a "stand-alone mission pack" for 2000, once decent, but now Delta Force: Land Warrior.This apparent
contradiction means that you get the same basic game engine Which appears in Land Warrior, but with 25 new missions and a handful of new weapons, unfortunately none of them are particularly entertaining.In Task Force Dagger, you will go to Afghanistan to fight in missions inspired by Operation Enduring Freedom, which may suggest to some that NovaLogic is simply trying to take advantage of the tragic events of the real world. NovaLogic touted the game as a tribute to the heroes of the conflict, but the Dagger of the Task Force simply treats the subject with a cold and boring sterility. As for history and landscape, it is one of the most discreet in long tactical shooters.In the Daga Working Group, you will head to places like Kandahar, where to destroy SAM sites. In Mazar-e Sharif, you will try to capture an enemy commander. In Bagh-e Daud, you will try to save a journalist. Despite this apparent diversity, many missions play the same: When approaching a compound, catch a bunch of guys who stand, move, explode a few other guys who are standing, and grab documents or blow up something. The fact that most
do these things without co-AI is boring and unrealistic. As for the multiplayer mode, it's pretty decent for a short time, but in the end, the same kind of stuff you've played several times before: capturing the flag, king of the hill, deathmatch, and the like.Delta Force: Land Warrior is probably best known for its atrocious enemy AI. Total nonsense of your opponents often makes the game feel more like a glorified shooting gallery than a real tactical shooter. The Working Group Dagger offers little or no improvement to the AI. If the enemy strikes you, it is only because you pass roughly. They are fools who cry for no reason, just call attention to them, or stand while shooting a friend in the same room.You will get "fight" these enemies as one of 10 different groups of special forces like Green Berets US or British SAS. Each force has special abilities, such as enhanced swimming (not exactly demand in the mountains of Afghanistan) or the ability to withstand more damage (apparently the Marines have thicker skin). Each
group has its favorite weapons, although the precision of these preferences affect the game is never clear because it is fairly easy to hit targets with a weapon.The general selection of Task Force Dagger weapons is enough to make a fan of fast fire weapons - at first. You will receive an alphabet soup of killing machines, including the launch of rifle grenade assault combination OICW. Then there are the M24 sniper and PSG-1 rifles, the M249 SAW and M16A2 assault rifle with 40mm grenade launcher, among others. You will also have a lot of secondary weapons like HK MP5SD6 machine gun, SOCOM gun and antitank RIGHT weapon. Even if you just call air strikes in some missions. An interesting non-lethal tool at your disposal is live aerial images of the Drones mission area.With an admirable nod to realism and
player preference, the Dagger of the Task Force provides scales for targeted dispersion, range drift, recoil, and even the effect of wind on ballistics. Unfortunately, the way the game handles weapons are not so admirable. The Dagger of the Task Force gives you so many guns that is difficult, even make the difference between them. Probably it would have been better to offer less weapons and stress more fuer
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