Herd of Cats plays Rainbow Six Vegas 2

And let me tell you, what a terribly rushed game that one was (I played the PS3 version, on split screen co-op). A list of things that sucked about it:

1) The background scenery, unlike the first one, looked like it came from N64. Come on, when I fly over Vegas I would like to see at least a couple cars on the streets.

2) The audio was glitchy as all hell.

3) Dialog between characters was ... well shit, I would actually prefer listening to Kayne & Lynch dialog anyday.

4) The game crashed 3 times.

5) The time it took to beat the game was 6 hours.

6) Oh, and there is a stupid experience system they added, which means you don't have access to any good weapons. Which is retarded as hell since you are Rainbows, and should be given choice of any weapons from the start.

7) Of course there are your usually loads of texture errors and glitches.

8) The menu interfaces were not really any better then the first one, which were very confusing.

Final Verdict:

Well I had payed $70 for this game I would have murdered someone. It would have been sent back to Ubisoft with a big F*ck You note written inside. The fact that it is getting 8-8.5 out of 10 reviews at the top review sites makes me extreme worried. Sure you can move and shoot guys, like any other FPS, but the graphics blow, audio sucks, story line was made by a 5 year old, and the game was really really buggy. I don't understand how that equals a 8/10.

I give this piece of game a 5/10. Stick with the first one.

As I tumbled towards my death, falling down the collapsed elevator shaft in R6V1 last night, several thoughts went through my head simultaneously. 1) I probably should have waited for the other bickering idiots before scaling the elevator shaft. 2) I should not have taunted the aforementioned idiots by stating that I was going to get the first kill because I was so far ahead of them. 3) I perhaps should have heeded Blackwalt's warning that there may indeed be more than one bad guy at the top of the shaft and, 4) the bastard was referring to me in that freaking cartoon!!!

That we are no longer automaticaly tied off when we hit the 'A' button to repel down? We have to play a mini game that will have us tie off a half inch sailors not with a double mint twist, then throw the rope over the edge? I think they are getting to far into realism. I mean c'mon. Don't all terrorist that take over a building expect to have repel lines for the counter attack pre-installed by the swat goffers?

I don't get it ...