The poor helicopter controls make you think twice about using the attack helicopters but unfortunately they're the lead in some missions. Once in the helicopter you can take control of different crew functions such as pilot, passenger, or even door gunner. Just keeping the helicopter stable requires so much work you barely get any time to complete the mission. In all my years of gaming never before had I seen such horrendous helicopter controls.
Arguably one of the more poorly made features in the game is the helicopter flight control. It's pointless to have soldiers carry an M203 grenade launcher if they can't use it.īattlefield 2: Modern Combat allows gamers to take control of more than 30 land, sea, and air vehicles, including tanks, helicopters, amphibious craft and fast attack vehicles such as the HMMWV. For example, during the first mission you have an M4/M203 rifle combo but you can't use the M203 until later missions. You have to reach certain missions to have a weapon unlocked which is very frustrating. The use of grenades, which is vital in any combat game, is not available right away in this title. You get a wide array of weapons (over 50 state-of-the-art weapons in total) to use in order to battle the opposition but some key items are not available. Multiple soldier classes are included so you get to use soldiers with different specialties such as Assault, Combat Engineers, and Snipers. Objectives range from holding a position, to clearing out enemy positions. So in one mission you would play as American forces, and two missions later you would play as Chinese forces.Įach mission consists of specific objectives which have to be met in order to complete the mission. You'll switch between the Multinational peacekeepers and Chinese forces throughout each campaign. This obviously sparks conflict which leads you through 20 grueling missions. The Chinese government is suspicious of the deployment and decides to move Chinese troops near the Kazakhstan border to maintain their own interests in the region.
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