Got jumpscared by a super loud shotgun bang.
I panicked and opened fire roughly around the area where the sound was coming from.
Shot 3 civilians and the suspect.
Lost an officer.
Case closed.
Got fired from my job as a SWAT operator.
Went home and played Ready or Not.
Got jumpscared by a super loud shotgun bang.
I panicked and opened fire roughly around the area where the sound was coming from.
Shot 3 civilians and the suspect.
Lost an officer.
Case closed.
Got fired from my job as a SWAT operator.
Went home and played Ready or Not.
The typical human's reaction time is 250 milliseconds. However, the average AI reaction time in this game is 249 milliseconds, which is enough time to allow you to realise that you got 360 no-scoped by an AI on the other side of the map; but not enough time for you to do anything about it.
Before I started playing this game, there was quite the divide between my wife and I. She wasn't a big fan of video games, but I spend a decent amount of time playing them. I always tried to get her to play with me, but she always refused. She'd say, "It's just not fun for me. I'm not good."
But then I downloaded "Ready or Not," and everything immediately changed.
The gameplay is smooth, and the graphics are much better than I expected. The gun mechanics are the most realistic I've ever seen in a game. There is a surprising variety in types of enemies and civilians. It's always a rush when you have to make a split second decision on whether you're about to shoot a person in defense, or take an innocent civilian's life. It has been a long time since I enjoyed a game this much.
My wife and I are getting a divorce
Breached the door with c4 explosives. (2 civillians died painfully)
Saw a suspect with a shotgun.
T-Bagged him.
Lost an officer while T-Bagging the suspect.
Tossed a grenade on childs room.
Shot a civillian to death.
Lost my job.
Went home then played Ready or Not.
This game gave me back the testosterone I lost from playing Rainbow Six Siege.
P.S. Daily reminder Valve promote and allow the sales of games containing things such as rape, pedophilia, sexual gore and so on on their storefront.
Good game... but inaccurate. In real life, SWAT teams do NOT go into active shooter situations because they "might get shot"
Other than that it is dope :)
I love when non-compliant civilians reach for their phone as fast as they can in order not to waste the officer's time.
May or may not result in a mag dump <3
Got jumpscared by a super loud shotgun bang.
I panicked and opened fire roughly around the area where the sound was coming from.
Shot 3 civilians and the suspect.
Lost an officer.
Case closed.
Got fired from my job as a SWAT operator.
Went home and played Ready or Not.
Got jumpscared by a super loud shotgun bang.
I panicked and opened fire roughly around the area where the sound was coming from.
Shot 3 civilians and the suspect.
Lost an officer.
Case closed.
Got fired from my job as a SWAT operator.
Went home and played Ready or Not.
The typical human's reaction time is 250 milliseconds. However, the average AI reaction time in this game is 249 milliseconds, which is enough time to allow you to realise that you got 360 no-scoped by an AI on the other side of the map; but not enough time for you to do anything about it.
Before I started playing this game, there was quite the divide between my wife and I. She wasn't a big fan of video games, but I spend a decent amount of time playing them. I always tried to get her to play with me, but she always refused. She'd say, "It's just not fun for me. I'm not good."
But then I downloaded "Ready or Not," and everything immediately changed.
The gameplay is smooth, and the graphics are much better than I expected. The gun mechanics are the most realistic I've ever seen in a game. There is a surprising variety in types of enemies and civilians. It's always a rush when you have to make a split second decision on whether you're about to shoot a person in defense, or take an innocent civilian's life. It has been a long time since I enjoyed a game this much.
My wife and I are getting a divorce
Breached the door with c4 explosives. (2 civillians died painfully)
Saw a suspect with a shotgun.
T-Bagged him.
Lost an officer while T-Bagging the suspect.
Tossed a grenade on childs room.
Shot a civillian to death.
Lost my job.
Went home then played Ready or Not.
This game gave me back the testosterone I lost from playing Rainbow Six Siege.
P.S. Daily reminder Valve promote and allow the sales of games containing things such as rape, pedophilia, sexual gore and so on on their storefront.
Good game... but inaccurate. In real life, SWAT teams do NOT go into active shooter situations because they "might get shot"
Other than that it is dope :)
I love when non-compliant civilians reach for their phone as fast as they can in order not to waste the officer's time.
May or may not result in a mag dump <3
