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One of my questions was with respect to multiplayer. When playing "randomized with terrorists" many times players would materialize in rooms with one or more terrorists standing right next to you! This would leave you dead .3 seconds after the action started. Randomization has been recalculated and more safe areas have been added for players to be started in on each map.
Players can now take damage in specific body parts. Getting hit in the head will still mean instant death. Getting hit in the leg means dragging it along while you continue the mission, albeit at a much slower rate. Being shot in the arm may mean not being able to shoot with accuracy. More than once I saw a terrorist take a shot in the leg and being forced to drag his bad leg through the snow, searching for the safety of cover.
The storylines and maps have been created with the idea of "this could really happen" in mind. Clearly, this new shooter simulation from Tom Clancy's has cranked up the bar of excitement to the highest levels ever. Release for Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear is September. Do yourself a favor; do not miss Tom Clancy's Rogue Spear.
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747 Takedown was one of the most requested missions.
My choice for E3 Best of Show Shooter: Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear.
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