Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3 Gold reviews

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® 3 Gold, available for €4.99am I've been playing the Game for longer than just the 6 Hours given by Steam. Had bought it in a Game magazine at the time And only acquired it again much later on Steam. From the Concept I like the Game very much, there are varied Missions and Nice Ragdoll and Blues effects. I would give the Game 6.5/10 Points. Here is a short List of what I think is good and what I think is bad. Positive Ragdoll Bloodwork Effects Varied Missions Very large Weapon selection Many Cards Many Camouflage patterns for the Unit Good Story You can switch Between units Negative Hitboxing Target Help, ingame Aimbot. Bad AI Bad Animations Because of the fair Purchase Price, I'll give you a Buy recommendation.

I liked to play the first two Parts "Rainbow Six" and "Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear." So I expected the same Fare As in my Predecessors-and got it. I didn't play the Game on Steam, hence the short Game time. In fact, I played about 12 Hours to complete the 15 Missions. With the Add-On "Athena Sword" you get 8 more Main Missions, which tell the Story further. For The Positive thing: If you're looking for uncompromising tactics shooters, you've come to the right place. You can plan your Mission down to the Last detail yourself or you can take a prefabricated Deployment plan. When Used, the most accurate Follow-up to the Plan is important, otherwise the End comes sooner than you might think. You have the Choice between Specialists for different Tasks and you have Everything you need to Do with the tactics heart. To The Negative: The Story is really lame and the Presentation is anything but engaging. Even the Opponents remain absolutely Faceless. If you are looking for Excitement here, you are wrong. This results solely from the Mission and its Difficulty. Graphics and Music now seem very old baked and somehow colourblos/arbitrary. Even in 4k and all the Details, it couldn't excite me anymore. With the Add-On "Athena Sword" the Whole thing improved a bit. However, it remains as mau in story terms as it is in the Main Game. After all, there are a few more Videos to watch. In Return, however, the Voiceover in the Briefings was omitted. That's pretty incomprehensible. The Sound itself is quite ok, but nothing extraordinary. What robbed me of the last Nerve, however, was the really stupid K.I in places. Again and again one dies because the Comrades Do not manage to do a simple Task, like "go through The door." This produces Frustration. Again, the Add-On seems a little better. For frust-tolerant, hard-edged Tacticians, I can recommend the Game, especially since it is also really demanding. For People entitled to Story, elaborated Characters and with low Frustration tolerance: Keep looking for a better Game!