Long range missions are mostly locked for long range shooting, however if you're doing a full stealth run it's satisfying. They've increased the amount of missions/challenges, and there's some great replayability for different playstyles.
Works perfect if you mess up your chance on taking one out when separated or in emergencies when your make a mistake or about to get caught. For example, using the sniper turret with the 1000 yard max range and suppressor makes doing synced shots on enemies patrolling together a dream. There's a whole lot of tools and skills for them which can completely change your playstyle or improve your existing one. Some of the complaints for the previous series is how few opportunities there are to really take long range shots, they have missions specifically made for 1100-1500 yard shots which makes stealthing a whole lot more satisfying especially on the harder difficulties with no sniper aids. This is where SGW really shines, the shooting mechanics are relatively realistic. Doesn't make it a bad game, but a different game. I love the Sniper Elite series(Still need to pick up 5) and it does some things better than SGW but the shooting mechanics are extremely exaggerated to the point they feel arcady even on the hardest difficulties. I'm a huge fan of 'sniping' based games or games with pseudo realistic shooting mechanics as I love to do long range/precision shooting in real life.
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