(Ps2) Socom: 3/Combined Assault - Tracers

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Published on October 24, 2010 7:55:21 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_aObDXEkpU

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SOCOM II U.S. Navy SEALs (2003)

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Uzi, Model 18, F90, HK5, M14, IW-80, IW-80 silenced (no tracers), M16, and the ATK-74 with Bipod and Thermal scope. And the 552 is the last gun.

Maps are Devil's Road, Frostfire, and Blizzard.

This Socom is the last PS2 Socom and is really the forth Socom. (Socom: 1, 2, 3, Combined Assault). Devil's Road is a Socom 3 map. Combined Assault shares the same multiplayer servers, so I may have been playing with players on the Socom 3 game disc.

I have posted a 2 part video about Socom 2 tracers. They are better in my opinion. Check that out. This game has more of an (?) 'arcade shooter' look to its tracers, being lines and all, which is ok I guess and would of been cool if this wasn't a Socom game, but it is. Socom 2 was more of a chunk of fire (hot round) tracer. More 'realistic' looking and aided in learning the weapons handling/firing characteristics. Soco 3/CA is sort of a spray and pray game (no disrespect to those that are very good -campers- and insane quick snipers) but Soco 1 & 2 played a little more "on target." I sort of blame the silencers for the tracers not being so important in S3, but it may be the new soco 3 software design issue regarding tracer lines and not chunks.

I actually had the dis-pleasure of playing Combined Assault single player again not to long ago and could not get many kills because of the spray of guns. I literally fired 2 to 3 clips at a enemy squating 20 yeards away. 2-3, 30, 60, 90 bullets. Insane! Such a scope of a game to be replayable and it is dead cause of its weapon handling. Soco 1, 2, bang, bang, bang dead AKS-74 was deadly, here is link.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGOzldtAJY0

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