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RON is much more methodical, it has much more restricted movement and attempts to be realistic. The gun play is very deadly, and the game is actually a horror game in disguise.
It can be very challenging.
I'd recommend getting it if you like the whole swat theme and want a harder game.
RB6V2 was great, but it is much more of a blockbuster type thing. With a focus on fun over realism. RON is much more bent on being realistic.
thanks
But as mentioned before, you can't just shoot everyone, you have to rescue/arrest people.
Rsv2 is one of my favorite games, and what i loved to do is to stack the squad npcs on doors and breach the rooms.
Here you can do absolutly the same, but much more and much better. You have 2 people in 2 squads each for that, and of course some tools.
This also means that in certain rooms, you have to be very careful with where you look and move or else you get flanked by a freshly spawned enemy just around the corner, or in worst cases like at least one part of the Convention Center, they even spawn behind your back.
Still love the game though, it takes a special kind of skillset to have fun with it.
Like Plimpus says its inspiration is SWAT 4 not Rainbow Six, its not even close.
I remember playing terrorist hunt and you could just wait at one corner for everyone to come one at the time to get shot lol would have a pile of like 20 bodies after a while