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  1. If there is one thing that terrifies me about the original Ghost Recon, it's the prospect of having to sweep interiors. The lack of chemical agents or flashbangs makes CQB harder than most games especially since enemies are likely to one-shot you if you aren't careful. Pieing corners and using the lean function works well enough in most regards, though I found out the hard way that if you aren't quick to react to a threat you'll die within seconds. This is especially aggravating when interiors in later levels are relatively large and have patrolling guards on walkways. CQB systems such as High Threat's surprisingly works well enough in Ghost Recon as doorways provide good cover against immediate threats. Using this system makes clearing small buildings a breeze and is generally much better than moving in quickly to engage threats. Especially when you're not playing coop.
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  2. I normally make sure all options are covered, in most cases, maybe not Ghost Recon, but I always make sure a marksman is covering the entr from outside the building, not necessarily for shooting purposes, but for intel too, if there's a target behind the door that the CQB team can't see but I can, as the marksman, I can relay that information to them, the people in the building would only be concerned with the immediate and direct threat to them, meaning that a CQB team can go in, and I can use well aimed, well timed fire to take down visible targets. generally though, I myself tend to avoid CQB situations, if I've got no choice, I stack up, stop, look, listen: check my front check my side, check my rear, then listen, try to derive the approximate position of the assailant, then I attack. in a team situation, I make sure the one with the highest probability of surviving a shot is the first to enter a room. We stack up on them, then move swiftly to clear a room. Like blame, I take preference to silenced weapons, especially in larger buildings with more than one point of contact. At close range a suppressed 9mm is still pretty deadly.
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  3. I always used silenced MP5 or a silenced pistol in cqb
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  4. New hero 'James Logan' and some unused guards and officers with a new order 1946 theme.
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  5. You don't really need much at all, but if you want something extra so you can play pretty much everything, then: MSI Z97 PC MATE - around 90 dollars. i5-4570 @ 3,2GHz 6MB - around 170 dollars. 8GB RAM - around 70 dollars. MSI/Gigabyte/Asus GTX 750 2GB - comes around 130 dollars. Samsung SSD 840 EVO 120GB - 80 dollars (better than a HDD) 650w PSU 80+ - around 75 dollars. Now I took the average prices from a computer hardware store near my home, so I don't know the prices in Alabama. If 600+ dollars is too much then someone else here might give you a better option or you could ask for help from a PC/hardware store near your home.
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  7. thank you i do play other games i swear...
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