Especially, when you're trying to duck for run into an alley and you end up hugging the wall instead of rounding the corner. In some situations, automatic wall hugging when you don't need it to really becomes annoying. Just one slight but annoying problem, they should've assigned a button for wall hugging. Oh and then they just might line up for two-for-the-price-of-one shot. And then a healthy AI just might come out to help his wounded buddy. A shot like that will down the AI but not kill it. One strategy that seem to work sometimes, instead of one shot kill to an enemy, take a stomach, leg or arm shot. For one small group of elite soldiers, the war has already begun. Or they will hide and watch until they get a good shot at you. It was later made for PS2, Xbox, and Mac in 2002 and for. Like real enemies, the AI will hear you and hone in. Word of advice, unless you're well over 100 yards away from a sniper kill and/or you've masked the sound of your shot to an explosion, you better shoot and vamoose outta your spot. Like some of the history books I've read, this is exactly what it's like. It will take lots of strategy, great reflexes and relocation to be effective. All too often, there's a game where you take down the enemy and the AI buddy nearby would come over to the dead guy and bang, you take them out too. If you shoot down an enemy with one shot to the head, others will be alerted and they will hide. The enemy is not going to simply be around for you to knock off one by one. But guess what, this is why this simulation is so close to being real. They either find you and kill you too quickly or they just hide forever. At first, I thought the AI was not believable at all. They will run for cover, they will hide, they will wait and they will end your game quick if you're not good enough.

By boubacar | Review Date: OctoA great game all around.

Sniper elite ps2 buy