Is anybody here playing it? I played the first one and loved it. I'm busy with pandora tomorrow at the moment. I'm enjoying it, but it's def lost some of it's shine, not enough added to it to make it worth the money imo. Just wondering if Chaos Theory is better and if it has a bit more added to it than pandora?
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Splinter Cell Chaos Theory
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Hi
Pandora Tomorrow gets a lot better after the first few missions. Even the graphics seem to improve. I just got CT but haven't loaded it cause i'm waiting to play it on my x850xt pe.
I'll get back too you once I've played CT but having played the demo it seems a huge improvement on PT.
Pandora Tomorrow gets a lot better after the first few missions. Even the graphics seem to improve. I just got CT but haven't loaded it cause i'm waiting to play it on my x850xt pe.
I'll get back too you once I've played CT but having played the demo it seems a huge improvement on PT.
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diabolus
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I played Chaos Theory, i can't think of something "major" other than graphical enhancements and a few new "tools" over previous versions. (maybe a few new moves too, but nothing that'll change how you play the game).
Game plays exactly the same, i'd say if you're bored with Splinter Cell in general then you'll probably remain bored with Chaos Theory. It looks awesome yes, but i'm not one of those that fall for graphics over gameplay.
It still remains one of the best sneakers out there [other than the Thief Series] though. I'm not even aware of any other game, so i'll probably always take a shot at it until something else comes out.
So i'd probably say Chaos Theory is to Pandora as Pandora is to Splinter Cell I in terms of improvements. ALot of small things, maybe cooler AI here and there, some more interesting settings [climbing up a lighthouse with that huge light ... etc], a few extra "bonus" stuff to do during missions [mostly collecting stuff] and a few more ways to incapacitate enemies [hanging upside down from the roof, breaking a guy's neck]
.....but yea i would the say the "novelty" wore off , still a great game to play though.
There is the multiplayer part too though to squeeze out your money's worth.
Game plays exactly the same, i'd say if you're bored with Splinter Cell in general then you'll probably remain bored with Chaos Theory. It looks awesome yes, but i'm not one of those that fall for graphics over gameplay.
It still remains one of the best sneakers out there [other than the Thief Series] though. I'm not even aware of any other game, so i'll probably always take a shot at it until something else comes out.
So i'd probably say Chaos Theory is to Pandora as Pandora is to Splinter Cell I in terms of improvements. ALot of small things, maybe cooler AI here and there, some more interesting settings [climbing up a lighthouse with that huge light ... etc], a few extra "bonus" stuff to do during missions [mostly collecting stuff] and a few more ways to incapacitate enemies [hanging upside down from the roof, breaking a guy's neck]
.....but yea i would the say the "novelty" wore off , still a great game to play though.
There is the multiplayer part too though to squeeze out your money's worth.
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