Another idea.........
Ok, I was playing the new Splinter Cell. And i think a neat feature to be in the next Inf (if possible) would be to have those tiny cameras that are on thin tubes that people stick under doors to see if there are any enemys in the next room. That would make breaking and entering into rooms much more methodical. When checking the next room, you would see a "scope like" view into the next room from ground level. Or somthin of the sort. Then you could know what oppenents are on the other side waiting, if they are not hidden.
Ok, I was playing the new Splinter Cell. And i think a neat feature to be in the next Inf (if possible) would be to have those tiny cameras that are on thin tubes that people stick under doors to see if there are any enemys in the next room. That would make breaking and entering into rooms much more methodical. When checking the next room, you would see a "scope like" view into the next room from ground level. Or somthin of the sort. Then you could know what oppenents are on the other side waiting, if they are not hidden.
. But I hope that SS finds it in there hearts to listen to the "Solid Snake" players amongst us. Rainbow Six 3 would be the best game ever if it were designed by the SS team. But it's not. So 2.9 is lightyears beyond that game. I hope that the next version of INF not only focuses more on gear like that, but also, gametypes that revolve around scenarios like that. Perhaps like a SEALS team infiltrating a terrorist compound, they only have 8 men, the terrorists have 30. Fun things like that, I believe, are what would make INF bigger and better. If they had gametypes to appeal to all of the gamers out there, it would be pretty popular. For your DC type players, there would be more vehicles/desert maps. For us "silent/stealth" fanatics where would be CQB/warehouse type maps. Thinking about all of the games I've played over the years + the INF aiming system just makes me all giddy.