"It needs to be a one-shot kill." If ONLY you had some sort of sniper rifle handy to hit (head)shots with nigh-perfect accuracy over vast distances... like the crossbow with its zoom-in function (secondary fire). 4:45 Marines have an endless amount of frags. In fact, all your enemies have infinite ammo. "Why am I going so fast?" Well, it's a steep incline, so... gravity! "Maybe I'm supposed to fall?" This game doesn’t make you fall without something to break the fall and make it non-lethal for progression. Every time you have to fall, it’s either from a small height, or there’s water or some object to land on to soften the drop. "How did you guys get up here?" Well... maybe they got dropped off by a chopper. They are the military, after all! 19:25 YES!!! The ideal weapon for this occasion! 21:54 Well, that’s certainly one way to "scale" that cliffside... though not the correct way. What baffles me more is why you kept throwing yourself off that great height instead of finding a safe ledge to drop onto just a little further back. Even at 100% HP, you would’ve died from that slide down the pipe. 24:44 "How did I do that?" Kudos! Let me explain. You unknowingly stepped onto the cable of the bridge-that’s actually the correct and safe way to cross the gap. You should have arrived there after carefully dropping down the ledges, rather than recklessly sliding down the pipe. 26:25 Since you destroyed the chopper by luck with the Rocket Launcher, here’s how it actually works: Primary fire launches a rocket. The secondary fire toggles the guidance system, indicated by the red laser dot at the center of your crosshair. If the dot is active, the rockets are guided-you just need to keep the crosshair on the target. Without the laser dot, the rockets are unguided and fly straight. You toggle the system with the right mouse button. Recap: Red laser dot = guided rocket (keep your crosshair on target). No dot = unguided, straight flight. Max ammo: 5. 32:30 Good on you for taking out the tank! For a moment, I thought you considered it a prop (since this was your first tank encounter) and would walk right in front of its gun. Genuinely, pleasantly surprised! 33:44 "Oh gosh. The turret can turn." Well… duh. It’s a tank! Lol. 37:14 You DO have a melee attack. It’s the crowbar. ;) 41:38 Yes, you did. Friendly reminder: explosives in this game have a pretty generous AoE range. So take care with your distance when using or encountering them. 45:45 Yeah, the positioning of that sniper is a pain. You’ll want to throw your frag so that it doesn’t go too deep into the nest-keep the arc minimal. 50:12 That… or a jump crouch. ;) May I give you a little spoiler? Do not shoot that laser mine or any others you come across in that building. Trust me. But, of course, you can find out for yourself if you do! :)
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"It needs to be a one-shot kill." If ONLY you had some sort of sniper rifle handy to hit (head)shots with nigh-perfect accuracy over vast distances... like the crossbow with its zoom-in function (secondary fire).
4:45 Marines have an endless amount of frags. In fact, all your enemies have infinite ammo.
"Why am I going so fast?" Well, it's a steep incline, so... gravity!
"Maybe I'm supposed to fall?" This game doesn’t make you fall without something to break the fall and make it non-lethal for progression. Every time you have to fall, it’s either from a small height, or there’s water or some object to land on to soften the drop.
"How did you guys get up here?" Well... maybe they got dropped off by a chopper. They are the military, after all!
19:25 YES!!! The ideal weapon for this occasion!
21:54 Well, that’s certainly one way to "scale" that cliffside... though not the correct way. What baffles me more is why you kept throwing yourself off that great height instead of finding a safe ledge to drop onto just a little further back. Even at 100% HP, you would’ve died from that slide down the pipe.
24:44 "How did I do that?" Kudos! Let me explain. You unknowingly stepped onto the cable of the bridge-that’s actually the correct and safe way to cross the gap. You should have arrived there after carefully dropping down the ledges, rather than recklessly sliding down the pipe.
26:25 Since you destroyed the chopper by luck with the Rocket Launcher, here’s how it actually works: Primary fire launches a rocket. The secondary fire toggles the guidance system, indicated by the red laser dot at the center of your crosshair. If the dot is active, the rockets are guided-you just need to keep the crosshair on the target. Without the laser dot, the rockets are unguided and fly straight. You toggle the system with the right mouse button.
Recap: Red laser dot = guided rocket (keep your crosshair on target). No dot = unguided, straight flight. Max ammo: 5.
32:30 Good on you for taking out the tank! For a moment, I thought you considered it a prop (since this was your first tank encounter) and would walk right in front of its gun. Genuinely, pleasantly surprised!
33:44 "Oh gosh. The turret can turn." Well… duh. It’s a tank! Lol.
37:14 You DO have a melee attack. It’s the crowbar. ;)
41:38 Yes, you did. Friendly reminder: explosives in this game have a pretty generous AoE range. So take care with your distance when using or encountering them.
45:45 Yeah, the positioning of that sniper is a pain. You’ll want to throw your frag so that it doesn’t go too deep into the nest-keep the arc minimal.
50:12 That… or a jump crouch. ;)
May I give you a little spoiler? Do not shoot that laser mine or any others you come across in that building. Trust me. But, of course, you can find out for yourself if you do! :)