Give R6:V a fair shake before giving up on it !!

Steelhead

Shared on Mon, 03/05/2007 - 08:44
I've seen numerous posts about people ready to give up on R6:V. While it is possible that not everyone will like it (I friggin detest GRAW while most like it), make sure you give it an ALL AROUND trial before getting rid of it!!!!! The single player is rough at first, there's no two ways about it. But the last thing you want to do is trade this baby off before giving it a full test drive because EVERYTHING else that the game offers is frickin sweet!! I'm suggesting a method of getting used to the game that REALLY worked well for me. You can try it, or do it differently, but at least try everything before giving up on it. I don't think you'll regret it!!

Play SP for a little while just to get used to the controls, then get the hell out of there for awhile and get together with some friends!!

Start with the Terrorist Hunts. Get three buddies and run around killing some people. It will help you in several different ways. It will give you map knowledge, allow you to try different weapons to see what you like/dislike, allow you to get used to the cover system, and allow you to try all of the things available in MP like rappel lines, fast ropes, ladders, etc. This is the best place to start, imho.

Then go to MP with your fellow adult gamers!! There are people on every single night and everyone is always more than happy to offer advice, answer questions, etc. DO NOT GO INTO RANKED MM before getting some experience. Like every other game, there's allot of spawn killing and other bullshit that goes on in mm, but once you get some experience, you'll be able to counter shit like that. Just get into a few "adult only" rooms and chances are high that you'll end up loving the game.

Lastly, once you're comfortable with the game, try the SP and/or coop. It's not as fast paced as MP, but it's allot of fun once you know what you're doing.

GIVE THE GAME A CHANCE BEFORE GIVING UP ON IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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