If this is a tactical shooter, and you play the team leader, you should be able to give individual commands to your troops. I know we can send all three somewhere, but i wish we could send each person to a different location that would make tactical maneuvers like flanking so much better. I wouldn't be that hard to do either.
The only thing I wish GRAW had that it doesn't is that the controls were meapped slightly differently. I think if you combined the "up against the wall" commands more like R6V than I think you'd have a much easier time navigating the controls. Maybe it's just me but I really fumble with those thumbstick controls.
If this is a tactical shooter, and you play the team leader, you should be able to give individual commands to your troops. I know we can send all three somewhere, but i wish we could send each person to a different location that would make tactical maneuvers like flanking so much better. I wouldn't be that hard to do either. desaimastaflash
They probably chose not to do that in the interest of realism. You don't generally send one person alone to flank enemy forces.
[QUOTE="desaimastaflash"]If this is a tactical shooter, and you play the team leader, you should be able to give individual commands to your troops. I know we can send all three somewhere, but i wish we could send each person to a different location that would make tactical maneuvers like flanking so much better. I wouldn't be that hard to do either. BigJerm1
They probably chose not to do that in the interest of realism. You don't generally send one person alone to flank enemy forces.
Well, it depends on the situation. Even if not alone, but in two's. The ability to distract the enemy with one guy in another position could be a real advantage, and I have to believe that is real.
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