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mapping and planning done in the coolest way ever. in wshat you's seen with the X-men war room kinda way. it's called the mission planing sand table.I'd give anything for this installment of R6 to return to its roots and have team selection, mapping and planning. Assuming the AI has advanced significantly enough after 20 years or so, to allow your team to, you know, actually follow your orders.
mapping and planning done in the coolest way ever. in wshat you's seen with the X-men war room kinda way. it's called the mission planing sand table.
Creative director David Sears discusses the various enhancements and additions in this incredible new addition to the Rainbow 6 series.
http://www.gametrailers.com/video/gamep ... w-6/724456
the also be more showing on ep later too
http://www.youtube.com/user/OfficialElecplay?feature=relchannel
Rainbow Six: Patriots
Design Tactics Interview -Learn what's behind some of the incredibly authentic tactics in Rainbow Six: Patriots, in this revealing interview with lead game designer Philip Therien.
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It's rarely good news when there's a bloodletting like that at a studio. But if it *is* about the whole "would you kill a ****load of civilians for the greater good?" scenario, I can understand why Ubi would consider that too big of a line to cross. I mean, what's the point? Is it the "Patriots" (i.e., homegrown terrorists) who are asked to do this to overthrow the US government? Or is it Team Rainbow, facing the proverbial Waco Dilemma? Either side, I think it's a pretty bull**** moral conundrum to throw into any video game.