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The realism of Swat, however, is reflected in the fact that there are many non-lethal weapons and "bloodlessness" is the main gameplay of Swat,

the Swat series, knowing that Swat is the originator of the tactical FPS, combining FPS,

lengthened considerably and taken up by a lot of tactical time. And while tactics are the charm of the game for FPS games

and R6, the tactical complexity is much higher. Especially when ZERO HOUR adds more detail to

3 a niche game. It is important to note that the maps in Armed Assault 3 are large but relatively flat, so the player is mostly engaged in marching missions.

This limits the player's autonomy, again cutting

The long tactical planning time greatly reduces the entertainment of Armed Assault

. make up the entire gameplay experience of the player. So long tactical times inevitably lead to shorter combat times, as in Armed Assault 3 where it is often half an hour of tactical planning and execution and ten minutes of shooting and fighting.

buildings, and the complexity of the terrain highlights the importance of tactics, so both ZERO HOUR and R6 are tactics-based FPS games

High intensity tactics combat, so the game maps are relatively not particularly large and are more three-dimensional rather than flat. For example,

., the game length does not affect the gameplay too much, but for CQB games the game time is also an important factor in the gameplay.

If it's an FPS with large maps and large battlefields with many players

This is why a game of ZERO HOUR must take

more complex gameplay, and complex gameplay takes a long time to get up to speed

but I'm afraid it's hard enough just to understand the terminology. The damage system in Escape from Tarkov, for example, has different effects on different parts of the body, and hand injuries on the left and right arms have different effects.

you'll find that using a sniper rifle requires adjusting the closeness based on distance, and is required to calculate wind and humidity based on a ballistic solver.