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Originally Posted by Kiske
How's it compare to RB6 Vegas 2? Blander? More online-focused?
Also is there still couch co-op single player?
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Been a while since I played vegas 2, but from what I remember Vegas 2 you are a little more mobile. And in this R6S you don't go into third person like you did in R6V2
Yes way more online focused but it still has t hunt.
I believe there is single player co op.
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This game is an absolute blast to play, the learning curve is definitely there and the beginning is rough especially when you come from CS;GO. Now, I'm level 22, and I carry almost every game -- ranked and casual. the game is very methodological and technical and if you don't ingrain this in your brain when you play you will be screwed. Slow and steady wins the race, the people who sprint around the whole map and don't check corners are the ones that die first. They give you a lot of time for each round and you should be using it all. It may seem repetitive but every round is different, in a theoretical aspect. The operators you and the other team chooses, the walls that are fortified, the nitrocells, shields, barbed wire laid down all differ from the round before that and it's up to you to notice these differences and adapt accordingly. It might seem repetitive, but it's no more repetitive than League or CS:GO Competitive etc.
I will say however, that there is very little focus on the objectives in this game at least in multiplayer. Most people are just going for the kills and rarely (i think i've only seen it 3 or 4 times) do people go for the objectives.
But damn it is such a great game and I recommend it.