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There may be achievement-related DLC in the future, but if the sales of the game are lackluster, I can see the developer just moving on. Thee was launch day DLC (kill Hitler), but no achievements were added and it was a fairly boring mission. It took me less than 48h on and off to 1000G this game, as a reference.

Finally, there are some co-op achievements that are easily boostable (since I did them legit in less than 6h with randoms, a boosting session with communication should be able to do them much faster). There are a couple of collectible achievements (again, use guides). There are a number of miscallaneous level-specific achievements that are simple if played on the easiest difficulty and guides are followed. There is the standard achievement for completing the game on the hardest difficulty ('Sniper Elite'), which is only difficult until you master bullet drop and get past a few annoying areas where enemy snipers kill you very fast. The achievements for this game are fairly trivial, and you will unlock about half over the course of a playthrough. This allows you to pick off enemies one by one. One interesting mechanic continued from the first game is the ability to mask your shots by timing them to exploding artillery/bombs, church bells, loudspeakers etc.

#SNIPER ELITE V2 XRAY CRACK#

The rifle sounds are well done - you feel the crack of the shot as it leaves your rifle in slow-mo to shatter some poor German's head, but is otherwise generic. The game comes complete with some fairly generic music, and the voice acting is decent (but not great). You can control the frequency at which it occurs from the options menu, if it is not to your tastes. It is suitable gruesome and very well done (in a macabre sense). This can range from shattering their teeth and spinal base as the bullet passes through their head, to wrecking their eye/heart/lung/kidney/testes, to shattering pretty much any other bone in their body. You are then treated to a slow-mo xray of the target and the path (and damage) the bullet takes/inflicts. The camera follows the bullet and time slows down. This activates when you score a long-range scoped sniper kill on a German/Russian target. The star of the show of course is the x-ray killcam.

But they are more than functional (and will not take away from the experience), and convey the blasted ruin that is 1945 Berlin in good fashion. The relatively budget nature of this title shows here, with some obviously dated textures and sparse character models. There are three difficulty settings (and a custom one where you can mix and match conditions), and as you go higher, the enemies get more aggressive, have more health/do more damage (to the point where enemy snipers kill you in two hits) and bullet physics (drop, windage) become more relevant. Finally, there will be enemy snipers (often revealed by scope glare), that will mainly be in hidden positions. There will be some vehicle enemies that you can destroy by shooting their gas tanks. You will be fighting standard German/Russian troops with rifles/SMG's, who will aggressively move towards you from cover to cover and attempt to either smoke you out with grenades or rush your position (coming up the stairs if you are in a building, etc). This will often consist of you being under fire from a number of enemies, who you can then kill with your array of weapons. Most missions will consist of your moving to a vantage point, sniping a target and then exfiltrating. You also have trip/landmines which you can use to kill any Germans/Russians that might be sneaking up on your position. You carry your rifle, SMG, pistol (one silenced one) and some grenades. Gameplay is fairly standard for a 3rd person shooter. Along the way, a suitable evil plot is discovered that only you and your ability to deliver 500m+ headshots can foil. It mostly succeeded too, as one of the scientists later designed the Saturn V moon rocket for NASA). This game focuses on rocket scientists, as the Allies/America want to prevent the Soviets from jumpstarting their rocketry program (this is somewhat based on the real life Operation Paperclip, where American task groups raced to key German research facilities at the end of the war to nab German scientists before the Soviets could. Like the first Sniper Elite, you play an American OSS (Office of Strategic Services) sniper dropped into Berlin at the tail end of WW2 to stop (read: kill) a number of German officers/scientists before they can defect/surrender to the Soviet Union. The remake/sequel of the last-generation Sniper Elite, Sniper Elite V2 promises more long-range, cinematic Nazi head-shots.

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