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US Supreme Court has been asked to overturn same-sex marriage.
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Dwerklesberry
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Why do people like this over Diablo IV?
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ItsRay
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Foundry makes a break every few seconds
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Kage Goomba
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Power
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Magma Dragoon
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lore question start of act 1
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Grumpy
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Playing SWAT 4 & Ready or Not concurrently
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GODSPEED|seven
Completed SWAT 4 this evening, 20 years late.
Expansion is next.

Completed 12 of 13 missions on Hard, a handful of early ones on Elite. But, the last one, only managed a Normal.

I have to admit that my frustration level, especially in the last few missions, was pretty darn high.

I've experienced the same as many reviewers did back in 2005. Ai teammates that get progressively more difficult to rely on as you get near the later missions.

As the maps become slightly more complex in corridors and rooms filled with various clutter, you use them less and less to bang and clear.


Early on, your team seems like an elite. They can bang and clear and have suspects on their knees. The fist half of the game feels like when you see swat/police videos.

The last 1/3 of the game, started feeling like I was dealing with mindless zombies. I can't use them for room clearing anymore, because enemies will literally gun them down. Or, they watch me get gunned-down. I can't count on them for much, other than carrying taser, spray, pepper-gun and wedges.

Near the mid-game, I found that ordering them to throw a gas grenade near the door, waiting 1/2 a second, and opening the door, was effective at subduing everyone. Most rooms weren't big enough that the gas wouldn't affect the ones in the room.

Later missions, though, asking my teammates to gas and clear often meant 1 or 2 went down before gas even had an effect. But, rooms too cluttered of big for flash.



This might sound like I am complaining a lot. In truth, I wouldn't "suffer" through the "frustration" if I didn't enjoy the game.

It really is a game that shines when it comes to the context of the missions. I love that the civilians often have some funny things to say when you are securing them. Perps as well.

RoN feels a little more serious when it comes to shouts and civilian/suspect response. Actually, feels way more realistic.

But, I kinda of really enjoy the subtle tongue-in-cheek humour of the tantrums civilians and suspects dish out when you do secure them (in swat 4).



Some things I would like to see in RoN, that I thought a lot about while playing Swat 4, is some form of Rules of Engagement.

Move quickly/Storm the room, move slow/be quiet, use lethal, use non-lethal.. or some form of measured response to the situation. How quickly to retaliate to situations.
Or forcing the teammates to ignore civilians, or handle civilians.


The amount of times I had to restart missions in Swat 4, because as I'm trying to secure a room, or send them to wedge a very important door, I see 4 teammates yelling non-stop at a civilian to get down, when some suspect enters the room from that door I was trying to get wedged, and guns them down.

I think, my biggest frustration though, was how much the teammates seem to not acknowledge commands during the last 1/4 of the game. Command. No reply. Command. No reply. Command. Acknowledged.


Regardless, it def was a game worth playing.

Onto the expansion!!
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Is there a gameplay way to open all characters if i get standard edition?
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Bon Bon
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Feeling disspointed
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likwidbacon
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US Supreme Court has been asked to overturn same-sex marriage.
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Leonardo Da Pinchi
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Do You Believe In God?
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Not Big Surprise
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good job displaying what i said about infantilization

btw adam and eve did not know good and evil until after eating the fruit; they quite literally could not have known that disobeying god was a bad thing
and before anyone says it, it was not a matter of "lol they should've known the rules", because they were created without the capacity to actually comprehend the concept of rules

and are we supposed to believe hell doesn't exist, now?
Adam and Eve were receiving their education about good and evil from God. That was part of the deal or covenant they had: They could live forever as perfect beings in a perfect world, with everlasting joy and no suffering, and have pretty much everything a human could ever want.... all God asked from them was that they entrusted the knowledge of good and evil to Him and trust His commandments.

God told them plainly, "You are free to eat from any tree in the garden; but you must not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, for when you eat from it you will certainly die.”

This is certainly not the only sentence he spoke about this to them. He definitely went into greater detail with them. There was NO QUESTION that disobeying this one commandment was a bad thing and would lead to bad things, but they listened to God's enemy and believed him over God. The rest is history.
none of this matters if they didn't even know what good and evil were
which, again, they didn't until after eating the fruit

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good job displaying what i said about infantilization
I don't know what you mean by that.
btw adam and eve did not know good and evil until after eating the fruit

Common misconception. The fruit of the tree did not literally impart knowledge of good and evil to them. They already knew what good and evil were. God spoke to Adam and Eve using words and language they understood. They knew that disobeying God was bad. That's why Satan, as the serpent, needed to lie to Eve and plant a seed of doubt in her mind.

and are we supposed to believe hell doesn't exist, now?

Yes, another common misconception.
how convenient
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