Whats the in-game explanation for why this nifty optical camo thing gets disabled whenever you pull a trigger or knife someone (as seems to be the case from the video review)?  Obviously the reason it was implemented was that the game would be super easy mode otherwise. But from the in-game universe point of view, it seems a bit silly that some really smart scientists were able to design an awesome optical camo device, but whenever you squeeze a trigger (ie. move your index finger a few inches backwards), the camo stops working. In real life, scientists would probably have to do a lot of EXTRA work in order to make this disable camo function actually work.  Crysis's suit also behaved the same way, but Crysis is set in a far more fantasy type universe where loads of things don't have good explanations.

And since Tom Clancy/Ghost Recon games always seem to be based in reality (but with some cool gadgets thrown in), it doesn't seem to make too much sense.  Just something I noticed from the review in what seems like an otherwise pretty cool game.

As much as I love gamespot, I gotta say that they really take their time coming out with reviews. They are always among the last review sites to come out with reviews for most games while IGN, their main competition, is always among the first. IGN's Bad Company 2 review is already out, and I'm willing to bet that it will be another week at least before the Gamespot Bad Company 2 review comes out. I think the lateness of their reviews is really going to effect their relevance to gamers when making a game buying decision. I mean, it doesn't matter if their review is the most thorough and high quality, few people who are gonna wait an extra week to read their review before making their purchase decision, when there are already 10 other review sites out their that have already offered their opinion.

Just something to think about...

[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"][QUOTE="masiisam"]

I run an acog on the mp5...with stopping power and steady aim...IMO strongest weapon in the game...

95% of the time i shoot from the hip and i found that the acog gives me some addtional range while doing so...but on some larger maps.."where i cant shoot from the hip" the cog gives me what i need..

masiisam

hmmmm i wouldnt dare use the ACOG on the MP5, but thats just me

Ohhh i agree..seems dumb to use/try it...but... i was just playing around one match with it and it clicked really well for me.....In one match i might pull up to the sight maybe 3-4 times..

With the additional range the cog gives me i can headshot from the hip much further away..

That is total bullsh*t because the ACOG has been confirmed to NOT give any additional range for any guns...you are just dreaming buddy