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KaB No you don't , i bought this game last week and as i started playing the paths were different colors already , seems they made this option on by default
I think the people who bought the game before the colored path gets added have white paths by default. 'wait for alpha' is when a dude is waiting for alpha go code. When you planify your troops path, you can synchronise some actions with the go codes. Just right click a point and select the go code you want, and once you started the run press A B C or D to play the go codes.
Thanks! I still have some missions I've yet to complete (and that I can't because this laptop's crappy GPU is technically incompatible with the game, which results in game-breaking glitches), but as soon as I'm able to finish them I may do a second compilation.
It is possible in real life, but that swat unit must have knowledge of enemy locations, and some lightning fast reflexes and God like aim. Basically a real life hacker.
Cartel Beach Party is super hard for begginers the first time I played it it was nearly impossible and it took me 2 hours to beat 3 stars but later it is just easy and I think it should be moved to the more complex missions
Omg that first one I've tried to beat 100 times and every time at least one guy dies. Very well done. Wish there was an online guide to plans for all missions.
My jaw dropped when i saw takedown on tarmac lol. I always use flashbang so they get unconscious then spray and pray but it gets the job well done (three stars)
thx for good video. I have a question. how to synchronize flashbang - room clearing with one code ? I mean in the first video, when u execute code chalie, guys who dont use flashbangs wait until flashbangs explode and move in. how to do that?
+조민식 just put all the flash bangs into one code like Alpha or Bravo then put all the other that need to wait in Thumb up mode so they will wait for the flash to pop then go in all together :)
How are you throwing grenade's through the door without being in front of it? As i have tried mimicking your tactic and it just bounces of the wall instead of what I see at 00:12 in the video.
the starter shield will not reflect rifle bullets and wont take much. it could be he's using the small assault shield which does stop rifle rounds, or the largest shield, the ironman shield which stops 80% bullets and rifle bullets are included in that. the first 3 shields dont stop rifle rounds.
Do you have any tips for newcomers to the game? I am finding room clearing a little difficult regarding how to safely look past corners and when direction locking in strafes would be a good idea. Since enemies don't spawn in the same area on restarts it's a little tough. I am doing a fair bit of experimentation though.
These are some of the tactics that have helped me the most: 1. *Always spend the skill points you've earned* (upper-right hand corner on the main menu). These make a world of difference in your troopers' overall effectiveness. Spend them on the pistol and assault rifle trees first, as shotguns tend to be more situational. 2. *Use Pointmen for CQB and Assault/Stealth for medium-to-long range.* Pointmen move, react, and shoot very quickly, therefore they can often rush into rooms and kill bad guys before they have a chance to retaliate. Assault and Stealth troopers are great for shooting over long distances. 3. *Order your troopers to face corners as they round them and potential threats as they approach them.* Strafing is the best way to accomplish this. You can order your troopers to strafe by telling them to look in a certain direction (with RMB) while holding CTRL. They'll continue facing that direction while moving along their path until they either encounter an enemy or are told to look in a direction without holding CTRL. 4. *Bang and clear large rooms with lots of hostiles.* Don't use flashbangs too often. Instead, save them for the most dangerous rooms. It's also best to send as many of your men into those rooms as possible once the flashbangs have detonated in order to kill as many enemies as you can while taking as little damage as possible. This is also where Go Codes really come in handy! 5. *Snipe enemies first, then execute your plan.* On missions in which a sniper is available, use him to take out every enemy in sight before sending in your troopers to do the rest of the work. You can easily accomplish this by giving your troopers a Go Code on their start positions, then drawing out their paths. When the mission begins, they won't proceed along those paths until you give them the Go Code. 6. *Reload after lengthy engagements.* If you don't do this, it will come back to haunt you. After your troopers have engaged multiple hostiles--especially if they're equipped with pistols or shotguns--order them to reload just before entering the next dangerous room or area. There's nothing worse than reaching the end of a mission only to have your men rush into a room and get gunned down because they had to reload right in the middle of a firefight. 7. *When possible, open doors from the side instead of the front.* You can do this by drawing a path beside a door. Once the path is close enough, a dotted line will appear leading to the door. Any actions you assign to the door will then be carried out by the trooper once he's at that point on the path. This allows troopers to open doors without being exposed to enemies behind them, which is great for obvious reasons.
I love working out single plans for the missions but the multi level buildings annoy me, just can't get them to work as single plans.... are they supposed to or do they force you to do each floor separately and redesign the upper floors each time you replay? It also mucks you up when a door is opened by the bad guys and it stays open, because doing a single plan gets stuck there sometimes or it'll skip that step and if it was a A-D then one guy is out of sync.
It's just annoying that you can't do the map as a single plan... it always messess up between floors - and it won't save the plan for the second floor.
If there's an unopened door in the way (just like in that situation), the other trooper(s) will automatically wait for the flashbang to be thrown before moving in. You don't even necessarily need to use Go Codes. It's important to note, however, that the flashbang _must_ be a "door breaching" action in order for this to take effect (i.e. the flashbang icon must be on the door itself). If you just tell a trooper to throw a flashbang at his current position or somewhere else along his path, the others will not wait for him (in these situations, you'll need to resort to Go Codes and precise timing). Again, the action _must_ be on a door!
I play on the phone, it is difficult to program the orders and easy to delete them by accident, I suppose that on PC there is not that problem, is there?
Great video! I have a question, how do you make your stealth troopers shoot on sight? I know you can get an upgrade which makes them go into silent manual pull the trigger, but everytime i try to use them with out that upgrade they always wait to be shot and then sometimes retaliate... Btw, during the actual gameplay, did you pause or are you just really precise and quick on your fingers? Cheers!
As long as you haven't invested in the Go Silent skill, you shouldn't have to do anything special to make Stealth troopers shoot on sight. Reaction speeds depend on the trooper, though, so a rookie will typically be slower to react (and less accurate) than a veteran. Also, be careful not to move your troopers too close to walls, especially when rounding corners, because that causes them to lower their weapons, at which point they'll have to raise them once they're back out in the open to retaliate--something that costs valuable time and can very well result in them being killed. The only real-time commands I performed in this video were the sniper shots. Aside from that, everything was planned out ahead of time on the pause screen. It did require quite a bit of trial-and-error, though. What I like to do is start out with some initial commands for each of the troopers, then if all goes well I extend their routes/commands even further; otherwise, I'll go back and try something different. It's time-consuming, but very rewarding!
Nice indeed, yea I noticed i was trying too level up rookies with the stealthclass... for some reason I thought it would be easy, found out giving them a .44 magnum the biggest shield and the heaviest armor works wonders for leveling up, its slow, but they will hardly die and its easier to issue all map clear orders on larger maps. Anyways thanks for the in depth response in such short notice! Btw, keep making these type of videos! They're awesome and at least I can assure I do find them entertaining, helps us newer players improve! Cheers!
Sub earned! I really hope you will do more Doorkickers sometime! But more to the point, I really hope you don't mind, but I've recorded an analysation of one of your single runs from this video (A View to a kill), trying to see if I could tell what you were planning to do before I watched it. I haven't edited it, or uploaded it, but your performance on this mission was brilliant! I hope I can go ahead with editing and uploading. (My channel is less than 100 subs, with an average of like 20 views for 3 weeks) I'm on a "Doorkickers" trip right now, and think it would make for a great video. I love your plans....it's almost like a window into your way of thinking. And on this one mission, your plan created SO much confusion, you had enemies running into well thought out fields of fire, from guys you set up perfectly. Great video overall! I've looked at your channel, and I can't wait to see some of your "map making" videos! - "Tango Down...Good job, we're done here." [*** + rank ups for all operators] 😆
Thanks! Nah I don't mind at all. Most of these plans were really just created via lots of trial-and-error. I'd basically scope out the level and come up with an idea, and then make my guys go through the level a small bit at a time. If the current bit I was working on was failing then I'd go back and re-design it and test it again, or try a brand new approach all-together. It's a slow and tedious process, but the end result is pretty awesome. It's sort of like the SWAT equivalent of a Rube Goldberg machine.
i just got this game but how do you get themm all to go into the room at the same time, like when one is throwing a flashbang how do you get the other guy/guys to wait
One way is to use Go Codes. Give everyone except the grenade thrower a Go Code, then when the grenade is thrown and the thrower starts to move in, activate the Go Code to make the other guys move in behind him. You can also click individual troopers to make them stop, then click them again to make them continue along their path.
See Tip #3 in this video I made (at about 2m51s): th-cam.com/video/GCql0woLhh4/w-d-xo.html The same technique can be applied when walking backwards, so it isn't just for strafing/rounding corners!
Please ignore my first response (which I deleted). I accidentally misread your question. Unfortunately, Stealth troopers are the only ones who can open doors without kicking them.
Zackary N. If the door is closed, the other team members should wait for the grenade to explode before rushing in. If, on the other hand, it's open (or you're tossing a grenade around a corner, for example), you'll need to either order your men to hold by clicking on them or make use of Go Codes.
Hey, do you ever get a bug where after deploying your plan, your guy flashbangs first, then waits for the gocode? I think this happens when I put the flashbang edit first, then the gocode, or something like that.
That happened to me and it was because I went to put on the go-code but I didn't click exactly on the flashbang symbol so it made a new position like an inch closer to the door
Is that all of them? What does Single Plan mean? Is that where you have to fully plan it all out in one go? Interesting game! Remind me of that Synapse game, if I remember it right.
There are 78 stand-alone missions as well as several campaigns that feature missions of their own, so this doesn't include all of them. There's also a random mission generator and even a level editor! "Single Plan" is an optional challenge that most missions feature in which you must plan out every step ahead of time. There are a couple other challenges as well, like completing missions without pausing (which single plans usually accomplish anyways, so you're nailing two birds with one stone) and completing them with just a single soldier, which is very fun and challenging! It does have numerous similarities to Frozen Synapse, but where it differs the most is that it's a real-time game with the ability to pause at any moment, whereas Frozen Synapse is entirely turn-based.
Chubzdoomer It does look like a very interesting game. Seeing it in action feels very cool too. Though, I think I can see where you took multiple tries and where you just go lucky. Mostly by how you toss flash bombs. :P
Amazing !!! Dude i'm going to do a gameplay on this game, can you give me the name of the policy of character you use to name the maps ( the same as the game's title ) Thanks :)
+theghostinasuit According to Steam, right around 40. I sadly never got to finish the game because the integrated video card in the laptop I was using at the time was not fully compatible with it, therefore some of the levels had strange glitches that made them impossible to finish. I'd love to revisit it one of these days and finish the rest of the levels and perhaps do a "Single Plan Compilation" Part 2!
Chubzdoomer that is some VERY impressive footage and especially for 40 hours play time, i have over 400 and i dont think i could pull some of these single plans off.
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Chub which weapons did you use for your Assault units?
@@alexanderwp9197 that's a DAMN GOOD question! Thanks for asking that one!
hey a few of my single plans were all total accidents and others were unintended single plan mission passed
3:22 that diamond formation though 👍
Oh, i see, it WAS a diamond formation and it CHANGED in to a Y formation
Also called a rolling T, perfect for those situations
Damn it, spent hours and hours and never realized you could give different colors to each operator's path...
what ? aren't they already different colors ?
Not by default, you need to enable it in the parameters.
KaB No you don't , i bought this game last week and as i started playing the paths were different colors already , seems they made this option on by default
+Anon20855 hmmm I have only white paths too.... I must look into the settings... and how do you make certain troops to let's say "wait for alpha"?
I think the people who bought the game before the colored path gets added have white paths by default. 'wait for alpha' is when a dude is waiting for alpha go code. When you planify your troops path, you can synchronise some actions with the go codes. Just right click a point and select the go code you want, and once you started the run press A B C or D to play the go codes.
You should upload more of these, I enjoy watching someone who does it right :)
Thanks! I still have some missions I've yet to complete (and that I can't because this laptop's crappy GPU is technically incompatible with the game, which results in game-breaking glitches), but as soon as I'm able to finish them I may do a second compilation.
Jesus man, your operators are turned into a fishing net. Fix your plans pls
This makes me think i'm doing it wrong.
Takedown on Tarmac (2:00) was awesome
1:04 that spin on bottom right was nice
aimbot
Yes fuck bro that was so good
Am I the only one who tries to get all the officers home healthy with a single plan?
Same lol
Yeh Stephen yep same hare XD
Same hahaha
why would you not? It's the point of the game
I mean i try but....
This was very satisfying to watch
I know SWAT teams are good, but I never knew they could spin around and shoot like that lol! 1:05
Lmao
It is possible in real life, but that swat unit must have knowledge of enemy locations, and some lightning fast reflexes and God like aim.
Basically a real life hacker.
Aimbot
Ever wondered why the postal guy is the one giving the orders? :D
Jani Molnár I'm wondering why they have Solid Snake as a sniper.
I missed your stuff, man. glad you're still around.
Always so satisfying, isn't it? Nothing like a textbook plan!
Cartel Beach Party is super hard for begginers the first time I played it it was nearly impossible and it took me 2 hours to beat 3 stars but later it is just easy and I think it should be moved to the more complex missions
Sad thing is on my channel, i posted the cartel beach party and im suposed to beat 1:40 but i went to 1:41
That plane takedown was awesome! Great vid for door kickers.
Omg that first one I've tried to beat 100 times and every time at least one guy dies. Very well done. Wish there was an online guide to plans for all missions.
me too
My jaw dropped when i saw takedown on tarmac lol. I always use flashbang so they get unconscious then spray and pray but it gets the job well done (three stars)
thx for good video. I have a question. how to synchronize flashbang - room clearing with one code ? I mean in the first video, when u execute code chalie, guys who dont use flashbangs wait until flashbangs explode and move in. how to do that?
+조민식 just put all the flash bangs into one code like Alpha or Bravo then put all the other that need to wait in Thumb up mode so they will wait for the flash to pop then go in all together :)
man that was awesome, good job!
How u get dem coloured walkng Line things?
It's a Colored Paths feature that can be enabled in the Options menu.
ok thank you
How are you throwing grenade's through the door without being in front of it? As i have tried mimicking your tactic and it just bounces of the wall instead of what I see at 00:12 in the video.
+Daniel Burton Try this method: imgur.com/a/6dsiy
1:02 how are those shield standing that much damage every time I use one bullets go through it like it is made out of paper
Interesting... maybe they patched it or something?
the starter shield will not reflect rifle bullets and wont take much. it could be he's using the small assault shield which does stop rifle rounds, or the largest shield, the ironman shield which stops 80% bullets and rifle bullets are included in that. the first 3 shields dont stop rifle rounds.
That's some clean play. Good job.
This is soo satisfying man thanks!
This is incredible!
Do you have any tips for newcomers to the game? I am finding room clearing a little difficult regarding how to safely look past corners and when direction locking in strafes would be a good idea. Since enemies don't spawn in the same area on restarts it's a little tough. I am doing a fair bit of experimentation though.
These are some of the tactics that have helped me the most:
1. *Always spend the skill points you've earned* (upper-right hand corner on the main menu). These make a world of difference in your troopers' overall effectiveness. Spend them on the pistol and assault rifle trees first, as shotguns tend to be more situational.
2. *Use Pointmen for CQB and Assault/Stealth for medium-to-long range.* Pointmen move, react, and shoot very quickly, therefore they can often rush into rooms and kill bad guys before they have a chance to retaliate. Assault and Stealth troopers are great for shooting over long distances.
3. *Order your troopers to face corners as they round them and potential threats as they approach them.* Strafing is the best way to accomplish this. You can order your troopers to strafe by telling them to look in a certain direction (with RMB) while holding CTRL. They'll continue facing that direction while moving along their path until they either encounter an enemy or are told to look in a direction without holding CTRL.
4. *Bang and clear large rooms with lots of hostiles.* Don't use flashbangs too often. Instead, save them for the most dangerous rooms. It's also best to send as many of your men into those rooms as possible once the flashbangs have detonated in order to kill as many enemies as you can while taking as little damage as possible. This is also where Go Codes really come in handy!
5. *Snipe enemies first, then execute your plan.* On missions in which a sniper is available, use him to take out every enemy in sight before sending in your troopers to do the rest of the work. You can easily accomplish this by giving your troopers a Go Code on their start positions, then drawing out their paths. When the mission begins, they won't proceed along those paths until you give them the Go Code.
6. *Reload after lengthy engagements.* If you don't do this, it will come back to haunt you. After your troopers have engaged multiple hostiles--especially if they're equipped with pistols or shotguns--order them to reload just before entering the next dangerous room or area. There's nothing worse than reaching the end of a mission only to have your men rush into a room and get gunned down because they had to reload right in the middle of a firefight.
7. *When possible, open doors from the side instead of the front.* You can do this by drawing a path beside a door. Once the path is close enough, a dotted line will appear leading to the door. Any actions you assign to the door will then be carried out by the trooper once he's at that point on the path. This allows troopers to open doors without being exposed to enemies behind them, which is great for obvious reasons.
Chubzdoomer Great advice. Much appreciated!
Adénome ! You are the best players of the world with this game 😂
GOAT of DKs❤
Are you swat?!!!!
Very perfect.. fast and perfect cover... WOW
You're a legend!
I love working out single plans for the missions but the multi level buildings annoy me, just can't get them to work as single plans.... are they supposed to or do they force you to do each floor separately and redesign the upper floors each time you replay? It also mucks you up when a door is opened by the bad guys and it stays open, because doing a single plan gets stuck there sometimes or it'll skip that step and if it was a A-D then one guy is out of sync.
You are supposed to do each floor separately.
It's just annoying that you can't do the map as a single plan... it always messess up between floors - and it won't save the plan for the second floor.
These are so satisfying to watch. I hope I get as good haha. I bet timing so that they move in sync CONSISTENTLY took a while to get down right
All of these plans looks like some pro police scene in a top down prospective
Good job! We're done here!
3:29 genius
This was awesome!
I've been playing this game all WRONG
the first one is the beach party, yeah I know the feeling. this level is almost always a nightmare.
Man I love this game, especially the golden sunrise level, i like to speedrun that one with a single pointman
Hey how do you get a squad member to wait on another member's flashbang before moving like at 0:38 ?
If there's an unopened door in the way (just like in that situation), the other trooper(s) will automatically wait for the flashbang to be thrown before moving in. You don't even necessarily need to use Go Codes. It's important to note, however, that the flashbang _must_ be a "door breaching" action in order for this to take effect (i.e. the flashbang icon must be on the door itself). If you just tell a trooper to throw a flashbang at his current position or somewhere else along his path, the others will not wait for him (in these situations, you'll need to resort to Go Codes and precise timing). Again, the action _must_ be on a door!
0:53, the other one should have cleared his left side (bottom guys)
indeed nice plans
+Leo Casillas Agreed! That one could've been better.
1:59 how you are making them to hold fire till the order?
It's a stealth class thing, also you have to unlock it in the skill tree
@@chesssoul5511 thank you
Nice very nice this game awesome. You are very beautiful game playing. nice plan, nice organization and nice tactics with processing.
sooo satisfying
How do you get the gameplay not squished. cause mine are kinda squished so it looks wierd.
It sounds like you need to change the screen resolution (in the Options menu) to match your desktop.
SATISFYING AF
255th precint was nuts
nice collection 10/10. Piper:D
this is epic!
I play on the phone, it is difficult to program the orders and easy to delete them by accident, I suppose that on PC there is not that problem, is there?
Nah, it handles really well on PC. I can't even imagine trying to lay out precise plans with touch-screen controls. I know it has to be a nightmare.
dude you make this game look easy lol
Great video! I have a question, how do you make your stealth troopers shoot on sight? I know you can get an upgrade which makes them go into silent manual pull the trigger, but everytime i try to use them with out that upgrade they always wait to be shot and then sometimes retaliate... Btw, during the actual gameplay, did you pause or are you just really precise and quick on your fingers? Cheers!
As long as you haven't invested in the Go Silent skill, you shouldn't have to do anything special to make Stealth troopers shoot on sight. Reaction speeds depend on the trooper, though, so a rookie will typically be slower to react (and less accurate) than a veteran. Also, be careful not to move your troopers too close to walls, especially when rounding corners, because that causes them to lower their weapons, at which point they'll have to raise them once they're back out in the open to retaliate--something that costs valuable time and can very well result in them being killed.
The only real-time commands I performed in this video were the sniper shots. Aside from that, everything was planned out ahead of time on the pause screen. It did require quite a bit of trial-and-error, though. What I like to do is start out with some initial commands for each of the troopers, then if all goes well I extend their routes/commands even further; otherwise, I'll go back and try something different. It's time-consuming, but very rewarding!
Nice indeed, yea I noticed i was trying too level up rookies with the stealthclass... for some reason I thought it would be easy, found out giving them a .44 magnum the biggest shield and the heaviest armor works wonders for leveling up, its slow, but they will hardly die and its easier to issue all map clear orders on larger maps. Anyways thanks for the in depth response in such short notice! Btw, keep making these type of videos! They're awesome and at least I can assure I do find them entertaining, helps us newer players improve! Cheers!
I like this video too much. Which guns u used for each class?
It's been so long now, I honestly can't even remember. 😞
So amazing!
Sub earned! I really hope you will do more Doorkickers sometime! But more to the point, I really hope you don't mind, but I've recorded an analysation of one of your single runs from this video (A View to a kill), trying to see if I could tell what you were planning to do before I watched it. I haven't edited it, or uploaded it, but your performance on this mission was brilliant! I hope I can go ahead with editing and uploading. (My channel is less than 100 subs, with an average of like 20 views for 3 weeks) I'm on a "Doorkickers" trip right now, and think it would make for a great video. I love your plans....it's almost like a window into your way of thinking. And on this one mission, your plan created SO much confusion, you had enemies running into well thought out fields of fire, from guys you set up perfectly. Great video overall! I've looked at your channel, and I can't wait to see some of your "map making" videos!
- "Tango Down...Good job, we're done here." [*** + rank ups for all operators] 😆
Thanks! Nah I don't mind at all. Most of these plans were really just created via lots of trial-and-error. I'd basically scope out the level and come up with an idea, and then make my guys go through the level a small bit at a time. If the current bit I was working on was failing then I'd go back and re-design it and test it again, or try a brand new approach all-together. It's a slow and tedious process, but the end result is pretty awesome. It's sort of like the SWAT equivalent of a Rube Goldberg machine.
AH man! THANK YOU! That's shows that you have character, not only to read my comment, but to reply so fast! I really appreciate you! "Tango Down" o7!
good job! very nice
its so satisfying!!
very impressive
how you stop one man while other one throwing flashbang. and enter room after explode it. as you done at 0:10 with on left most side two men
Vaibhav Patel Make them "going through the door", and then choose flashbang
i just got this game but how do you get themm all to go into the room at the same time, like when one is throwing a flashbang how do you get the other guy/guys to wait
One way is to use Go Codes. Give everyone except the grenade thrower a Go Code, then when the grenade is thrown and the thrower starts to move in, activate the Go Code to make the other guys move in behind him.
You can also click individual troopers to make them stop, then click them again to make them continue along their path.
Chubzdoomer ok thanks, gonna try that
what are your class loadouts mister?
I just throw my guys into the fray and hope for the best
11:2 how the men shoot enemies without button fire?
stealth units will start firing instantly if their cover is blown.
How do your walk while aiming backwards
See Tip #3 in this video I made (at about 2m51s): th-cam.com/video/GCql0woLhh4/w-d-xo.html
The same technique can be applied when walking backwards, so it isn't just for strafing/rounding corners!
How much time do you spend planning these?
How did you simultaneously blow all the door charges? I thought you could only click each one individually.
You have to map them all to the same Go Code, then either click that Go Code or press its corresponding key.
how do you open doors without kicking them down? I can only do it with stealth squad
Please ignore my first response (which I deleted). I accidentally misread your question. Unfortunately, Stealth troopers are the only ones who can open doors without kicking them.
Thanks for the quick repsonse love your vids :D
any class with a supressed gun(you have to equip the supressed gun though)
Who wanted to play this but didn't have money for it *"hides card that doesn't have money in it"*
How do you make them wait for the flash to go off before entering the room?
Zackary N. If the door is closed, the other team members should wait for the grenade to explode before rushing in.
If, on the other hand, it's open (or you're tossing a grenade around a corner, for example), you'll need to either order your men to hold by clicking on them or make use of Go Codes.
I appreciate the hasty response. Have a nice day, and good luck on TH-cam.
Does anyone know which primary weapons his Assault units had?
which stealth weapon are u using? it's over powered as fuck
Buen Video Amigo Pero Tengo Una Pregunta Soy Nuevo En El Juego Y Quisiera Saber Que Pistola O Arma Utilizas En Las Misiones ? Like Y Un Nuevo Sub :)
TIL hostages can take like 3 shots to the body without flinching
If you do make another one you should try using the mobile version.
what guns do you use
how do you assign throw flash bang and then move with the same person who throw it. it cancels my thow and he walks away
See this little guide: imgur.com/a/6dsiy
Chubzdoomer thxs man will try this later on
Hey, do you ever get a bug where after deploying your plan, your guy flashbangs first, then waits for the gocode? I think this happens when I put the flashbang edit first, then the gocode, or something like that.
That happened to me and it was because I went to put on the go-code but I didn't click exactly on the flashbang symbol so it made a new position like an inch closer to the door
You have to set the go code to the flashbang not to the guy
How to make them wait for their teammates flashes top pop like that?
+Edward70891 use the thumb up sign on the people waiting and dont make them point or theyll look for enemy then go in before the pop
Is that all of them? What does Single Plan mean? Is that where you have to fully plan it all out in one go?
Interesting game! Remind me of that Synapse game, if I remember it right.
There are 78 stand-alone missions as well as several campaigns that feature missions of their own, so this doesn't include all of them. There's also a random mission generator and even a level editor!
"Single Plan" is an optional challenge that most missions feature in which you must plan out every step ahead of time. There are a couple other challenges as well, like completing missions without pausing (which single plans usually accomplish anyways, so you're nailing two birds with one stone) and completing them with just a single soldier, which is very fun and challenging!
It does have numerous similarities to Frozen Synapse, but where it differs the most is that it's a real-time game with the ability to pause at any moment, whereas Frozen Synapse is entirely turn-based.
Chubzdoomer It does look like a very interesting game. Seeing it in action feels very cool too. Though, I think I can see where you took multiple tries and where you just go lucky.
Mostly by how you toss flash bombs. :P
Can you give the equipment of your operators?
It's been so long, I honestly can't even remember. :-(
Okay np
Amazing !!! Dude i'm going to do a gameplay on this game, can you give me the name of the policy of character you use to name the maps ( the same as the game's title ) Thanks :)
I can't even remember what the font was. Sorry. :-(
this is like stick rpg
Tip for yall on mobile dont forget to upgrade your squads weapons and gear
That's awesome
Y por qué van con pistolitas ?
Oh wtf that lost in bog clip that plan looks like my plan by using breachers but all of you're SWAT members had no stingers. What coincedence
Wow I have not been playing this right at all. (1st day)
Is this DoorKickers 1?
Yep!
Top down raven shield?
Yep, pretty much!
3:12 good thing he bought kit
just epic !!
1911 or HK45?
Mods
Perfect
the game a bit scuff but i still like it a lot.
MY BRAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIN!
*CLEAR*
door kickers 2 ❤❤
What pistols are you using for pointmans?
It's been so long, I honestly don't even remember.
Damn :/
3:30 so cool
excellent work! how many hours have you spent in-game?
+theghostinasuit According to Steam, right around 40. I sadly never got to finish the game because the integrated video card in the laptop I was using at the time was not fully compatible with it, therefore some of the levels had strange glitches that made them impossible to finish. I'd love to revisit it one of these days and finish the rest of the levels and perhaps do a "Single Plan Compilation" Part 2!
Chubzdoomer that is some VERY impressive footage and especially for 40 hours play time, i have over 400 and i dont think i could pull some of these single plans off.
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