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the discreet approach is risky, sometimes it works, but generally they have a kind of sixth sense and can even shoot at you without the animation where they turn around...
The problem is that between the random sounds (I hear they have a specialized sound designer 🤔), the bots' random invincibility, the aim bot's response op, your protection that only seems to cover your navel, the bots' sixth sense when you're on a silent approach, and helicopters that are too often unavailable... The game is disappointing if you're starting to get the hang of it: the wow effect eventually wears off, and that's when you notice the mechanics of the game itself! And that's not to mention the server problems: crashes, loss of equipment due to the host, in-game rollbacks, etc.