The lack of urgency bleeds into other animations, too.
#Sniper ghost warrior contracts 2 guns professional
For a professional sniper, the reloading animation looks more like someone carefully trying not to make a mistake rather than a seasoned soldier of war. But, how about not letting the animations dictate the pace of the game? All animations are sluggish and cumbersome, with no way to interrupt them. I get it – realism is nice, and your team have spent week painstakingly animating every object in the game. Having that replayability in Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts would be great – except there is so much wrong with the game that it’s hard to play it once, let alone return to it. It reminds me of Hitman, a game that I replayed to death. I quite like the large maps, with a wide variety of ways to approach each shot. Sadly, Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts represents a massive step backwards, which when combined with the over-complicated approach to sniping results in a frustrating mess. Despite that, I thoroughly enjoyed immersing myself into Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 and had hoped that some quality of life additions would be implemented into Contracts to make it more approachable. The problem is, realism doesn’t always translate into an enjoyable experience, and the Sniper Ghost Warrior franchise has struggled to get a good balance between real-world physics and, well, fun. Few titles dare to stray more into the world of simulation, but the Sniper Elite and Sniper Ghost Warrior series take this less-beaten path. Most games, even blockbuster hits like Destiny and Call of Duty, strip down the complexity of using a sniper rifle to make it more approachable for players.
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