What is especially remarkable is that Red Storm have not merely upgraded the single player game or just added a few new multiplayer parts, they have created missions and options for both the single player and that devoted multiplayer LAN or Internet player. I swiped that sucker out and flew it into my hard drive and began the install. My cousin Robbie was in town from Alaska and we rotated turns playing the first mission which is stationed on the test site of the Russian Space Shuttle Buran. Terrorists that see other terrorists get shot, or walk past their dead bodies, now react. The AI has indeed been tweaked quite a bit and the work really shows.
Terrorists now react more like real humans and RUN when shot at and injured.
The game was totally stable and ran flawlessly. Many new options are available now for Eagle Watch multiplayer. Not only can you now split up into teams but you can elect to have terrorists intermix into the areas around you. The game can start all team members together or separated, making friendly fire a serious issue to be addressed for each player before he pulls the trigger. We found that playing Killhouse2 and the new re-designed Street Hunt was simply outstanding.