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And the same thing applies to the extra big maps, where you can get lost, and if you miss an evidence or a civilian you have to do all the way back and takes forever.
Regarding the headquarters with boxes and papers all over the place... I couldn't care less.
Haha you see right through me
https://www.nexusmods.com/readyornot
Overall I´d suggest adding more customization options or a new gamemode which allows you to change the setting to whatever you like.
After a while it's actually a bit too easy at time, if you ask me.
That is why the game need difficulty options. Just like 99% of games out there have.
It's really such a must have basic feature that would immediatelly solve all the problems ppl have with the AI.
Some ppl want to roleplay, some ppl want to shoot, some ppl want to have a hardcore challenge.
You just cannot have a one-size-fits-all approach to this and think you are going to manage to balance the game for everyone.
It's im_poss_ible
I agree with that. And the more you use different kinds of loadouts the more you learn how to best use them and which works best for you. There definitely is a learning curve to the game (especially with learning how your AI team can help [and hurt] you during missions).