Firefights can be spectacular, with plenty of cover and hustling for position taking place and the Al teammates making a decent enough fist of things. Objectives range from blowing fl up (or defending) anti-aircraft guns to delivering orders to the front to setting up ambushes for unwary opponents.Įach player has access to the full range of tactical orders for their squad, taking over the next in command if they fall prey to an enemy bullet. That in itself makes a change from just blasting the hell out of everyone, keeping true to the tactical nature of the offline game. There's nothing really wrong with it - two to four players take control of a squad of Al soldiers (one running the assault team, the other the fire team), battling over ten maps, each with specific mission parameters.
