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Alright. Okay.

Hear me out.

This game's got some flaws. The movement is kinda clunky and the hit detection is a bit off.
BUT
What I'm trying to say here is that there's been a little bit of unfair criticism goin' on here. The brunt of it has been on this game's AI. People say it's "bad." But ask yourself this before you count yourself among them. What if this game just features the most advanced enemy morality system ever devised in a video game?
What if, that time an enemy shot your teammate then stared at you doing nothing, what if he was simply, at that moment, being overwhelmed with the crushing reality of the fact that he'd just killed a human being? And you shot him in the face, didn't you? You didn't even think about it. You chalked it up to "bad AI."

That terrorist had a name, it was Tom. Tom got up this morning, just like you did, put on his beret, kissed his wife and kids, and left for work. His oldest daughter had just gotten into college. It hadn't been the school she'd wanted but it was closer to home and that made her father happy. Tom's son had show-and-tell that day. He was bringing his dad's fatigues in to show off to his friends. He was 8 years old.
The terrorist drove to work, just like he had every other day. He said his good mornings to his colleagues, clapping Jim on the back. He knew the man had just become a father. Jim's wife had asked him to come home a little early to take care of their baby girl that day. His mind kept wandering to his two favorite ladies back at home waiting for him.
The sun was already bright outside, not a cloud in the sky. Tom was the one who always took care of the plants around the office. He didn't mind; it brought a smile to his face. Just a normal Thursday.
They grabbed their bombs and headed out to their routine day of terrorism. Jim and Tom sat around playing cards. Tom couldn't ever seem to win; but he liked the companionable silence.

He couldn't know what horror would soon break that silence forever.

A green, egg-shaped object landed on Jim's lap.

"Jim, what-?"

A flash of light and a deafening boom. Jim's arms flung apart, the playing cards flying from his splayed fingers. Tom felt a spray of something warm spatter across his face. He stared into the space where Jim's torso had been, now a mass of ground meat. As he turned, mouth agape, the SWAT team was already entering the room, Jim's other colleagues crumpled at their feet by the door. There had been no screams, no chance to cry out. A gunshot erupted from somewhere, startling Tom. The sudden impact of the recoil from the gun in his hands surprised him. He hadn't even remembered picking the thing up. One of the SWAT officers jerked and toppled to the floor in a heap, one last monosyllable escaping his lips. Tom stood there over the man, mouth slightly open. He'd done this. He'd killed this person. Just moments earlier he had been playing cards. He hadn't meant to shoot the man. He looked down at the rifle in his hands. So heavy. So ugly. Tom dropped the weapon to the floor with a metallic clatter. He turned toward the other officers, raising his hands. "No, I didn't mean to, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to, it just-"
He would have said these things. He would have been pushed to the floor and been handcuffed and gone quietly. He would have sat in his prison cell thinking about his family's smiling faces, haunted by the memories of his friends, gone in the blink of an eye one Thursday. He would have done a great many things. But the chance never came.

Tom never heard the shots that killed him. He felt the first few rounds, but not the ones after. Everything that he'd ever known slowly drained out of the holes in the back of his head and onto the floor. The scent of his mother's perfume. His baptism. The feeling of his wife's hair against his face. Tom lay half headless on the floor on that sunny Thursday afternoon, surrounded by the twisted figures of his friends, the faint smell of smoke gradually fading from his failing brain.

Overall 9/10 game, odd that there's no prone mechanic.

The reviews are more fun and interesting than the game.

如果你讨厌谁，就把这款神(la)作(ji)送给他吧。
If you don't like someone , just gift this game(sh*t) to him.

I bought it because it was $0.99 and it seemed terrible.

I was not disappointed. The awfulness is great. If you want a poorly made game to have a few laughs at and have fun with, try this one out.

10/10

Its still better than COD

Do you like FPS tactical games? Are you looking for a game that...

- Has good grapics
- Wide range of weapons, grenades & more
- Tactical shooter, not a 'run & gun'
- Gives proper experience being part of a SWAT team
- Has single-player, co-op and multiplayer
- Great maps, and a wide variety

Well there is a perfect game, waiting to be played by you! It's called Counter Stike: Global Offensive, and you can find that game in the link here!

http://store.steampowered.com/app/730

I hope I helped!

This game is an absolute Masterpiece, no matter what people say.

It does not state it openly but this is one of the best horror games ever made. Bullets make almost no noise but the reloads can be heard from mars, some say the reload are loud enough to communicate with aliens since the decibels are almost 1025x louder than the Krakatoa volcanic eruption of 1883.

Just like real life the bullets of any gun do, not only the same damage but kill on a single shot no matter where they hit. The hitbox of all models become a single head hitbox even if the bullet hits a toe.

Not only that but the walking and running sounds don't exist and are replaced with, what i can only imagine, the sound of a cat walking on top of a pillow.

The AI are super soldiers with late stage autism. They won't be able to see you even if you stand within arms length, but can snipe you with an AK from half a kilometer away.

Once again, similar to real life, skill is not a factor in this game. With pure luck your jelly like atrophied arms will carry the recoil of your pistol to a loose thread hanging off of the enemies bullet proof vest and kill them instantly.

The game developers understood that if they added ragdoll physics to the game it would carry this game from a 9.9/10 to a "number incomprehensible to the human brain"/10.

I would go as far as to say that this game created the original big bang jump starting the universe transcending space and time itself.

Infinity / 10

Rainbow Six Siege, but instead of actual special warfare operators you are special education operators who can't lean and walk at the same time. 10/10 best VBSS simulator.