Your allies move up or down in preset fast or slow sequences, and they usually stop just above a window when they have the option to breach in (through the window). When rappelling, you can only go up or down - although you can move faster going down (context jump). You can even press Duck and invert your soldier while rappelling to shoot enemies using the handgun. However, rappelling allows you to control your ascent or descent. Fast rope will simply drop your character down (supposedly) with guns blazing (you cannot fire during 'fast rope'). Note this is rappeling and not fast rope.
Your character can rappel off certain hooks in the game. Some weapons do not have extra functions. Right will turn the laser sight on or off (don't bother). Up will toggle or cycle through all the fire modes (single, auto, and burst). Left will toggle the shot suppressor (if available for that weapon). Use the D-Pad or Arrow Keys to select the function you wish to change (PC gamers may be able to bind more shortcuts).įor all weapons, the modes available are similar across the board. Straight from Advanced Warfighter, the mode change for weapons is available when you depress the Reload key. That is pretty much the basics you need to know about cover. While using cover, the cursor that appears (at the edge of cover only) will appear and allow you to direct your A.I. You keep your zoom level when using cover - be aware of that or you might get thrown off when you pop-out to shoot. You can blind fire (as hinted from the loading screen) by pressing Fire but don't expect to hit anything unless a terrorist is literally right next to where you are hiding. When using cover, ducking and leaning out will present a far smaller target than standing and leaning out. Therefore, you need to be dynamic and flexible in your action to remain in cover or simply positioned next to it. It should be noted that you cannot move away from cover while using it - if an enemy walks up to you and fires point blank, you cannot retreat until you release Cover and move away. While using cover, your point of view will shift from first to third person and your character will be locked on that cover's facing until you release your Cover key.Moving the Joystick while using cover will result in the character moving along the facing, or popping up (or to the side) to fire, as illustrated. Under more ideal infiltration circumstances, you will want to use the Cover key to "duck and cover" (just like American grade school children are taught to survive a communist nuclear attack in the 50s). Sometimes, you want to be simply ducking behind some cover (like a box or crate) and simply train your targeting reticle at the corner and hose down enemies as they round the corner.
While you can play just like you did from previous Rainbow Six games, you'll be extremely exposed (no leaning unless you are under or behind cover) and vulnerable to "being brained". You could say that UbiSoft took a page from its latest Ghost Recon game and made some really keen improvements to have a smooth, near intuitive cover and fire system for Vegas. Rainbow Six Vegas plays much differently than previous installments.
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