These sad little monkeys don't have a chance. They don't bother being careful, they just run through the door one at a time to their deaths. Unfortunately, most of your gunfight problems can be solved by holing up in a corner by a doorway and waiting for all of the idiots to walk into your line of sight. As I said before, the AI is an incredibly good shot, but this doesn't mean that they're the smartest blokes in the world. They'll run around until one of them finds you and then it's on. This means all enemies in the vicinity, including those in the guard houses that you would like to stay in the guard houses, will come pouring to the commotion looking for some action. I tried not to use these weapons because of the noise, but occasionally, there is no help for it and to get out of a jam, you're going to have to make with the bang stick.
So if all else fails, an alarm goes off, someone finds a body, you go into a berserker rage, it's time to break out the big guns, which you can find in the hands of most enemies, or even your own at the beginning of a level. How hard would it have been? Thief was release five years ago, it should have been in there. Leaving bodies where enemies can find them is bad business for covert ops it seems to me. Crap, even the non-sneaky Red Faction has it. The one thing that I really am sad wasn't put into the game was a move body function. Otherwise, you had better clean them out fast because the sound will clue the rest of the baddies to your location and the amazingly accurate fire will soon be giving you an unwanted makeover. The poor bastards never have a chance if you have a silencer on your snipe. Watching a group of enemies on patrol suddenly stop drop to a knee and raise their weapons as one of their comrades' falls to the ground is fun. Sniping enemies is also a fun and frolicky way to get things done. Then you have the silenced guns that can be used for quick takedowns, but if guards are nearby, there's a chance they'll hear the commotion and come running. Next comes the knife which takes less time and also is nearly silent. A quick yank and snap goes the neck with barely a grunt. The quietest and cleanest way to do away with an enemy is to sneak up behind an enemy and use the action button. Once you make your target, killing them off needs to be as silent as possible. Simply hit Q and move the mouse around and you've got your view of the surroundings. In order to combat this, there is an extra peak function that allows you to peek around and over obstacles like walls and boxes while remaining hidden. Enemies will temporarily blink out of view when walking under tree canopies or awnings, so be careful what you do. The one thing you have to be careful about when using this system is that it is a satellite meaning you can not see inside of buildings or under cover. Watching patrol patterns, picking out the weak points and choosing where you need to either make a move towards a kill or move past guards is pretty fun. You can zoom in up close to each enemy and camera to get a picture of what direction they're looking to plan your advancement through a level. Not only will it show you building, terrain, and cover positions, but also any cameras and enemies. With this satellite positioning map, you can zoom in, out, down, up, over, and around pretty much anywhere outside. The first and foremost of these is the GPS map, a welcome return from Project IGI. After that, you're dropped into place with your wits a couple of handy dandy toys to help you on your way. You'll begin missions with a quick cutscene outlining why you're in the area and what you'll be doing. This is how the game was designed to be played and it works well in most cases. So in order to get through most of the missions, you'll need to resort to stealth and planning. Enemy AI are incredible shots (marking my first AI complaint) and can hit you from a few hundred feet with an Uzi. While it's possible to complete most levels by running through shooting everything that you see, it's insanely difficult. You can mark it somewhere in between Splinter Cell and an action shooter. The mix of action and stealth in IGI is a pretty good one. Time for some good old fashioned killing for vengeance and a little bit of fun. As the game progresses, you'll realize things are quite a bit trickier than originally thought.
At the beginning of IGI 2, you find yourself infiltrating a mountain base in order to recover EMP technology that could be extraordinarily bad in the wrong hands. One adept at killing quietly and completing very tricky assignments efficiently with as little mess as can be helped. Missions are completed covertly when possible, with force when necessary. From whatever angle may come, whether that be from other nations or independent terrorists. IGI is an organization created to make sure that the western world is protected.
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