Six Days in Fallujah

Currently, we're planning just one level of difficulty. With that being said, this is subject to change as we undergo much more intensive user testing. I'm fine with having only having one difficulty level; I think it allows for you guys to focus on bringing the experience that all of you are aimin...

Concerning the intelligence of teammates, I don't think Rainbow Six Vegas 2 is the best example. There were countless of times where both of my teammates would stand out in the open while getting shot to pieces by enemies; a lot of these issues come from the teammates not being dynamic enough to swi...

Found some interesting information on how Sony was once developing Six Days in Fallujah. https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/six-days-in-fallujah-was-reportedly-in-development-at-sony-santa-monica-at-one-point/ I've heard about this before, but the recent news seems to have shed some more light...

AmperCamper wrote: ↑Tue Apr 20, 2021 2:09 pm Confirming that health does not regenerate. We are experimenting with the health system and the team has some clever ideas on this, but we still need to lock some of these down before going in-depth.

We appreciate the suggestions!

Thanks for the confirmation!

I found a potentially brand new unseen footage of the original game. Keep in mind, the footage is extremely rough and clearly wasn't meant for the public.

Like Wolfenstein leaning where you have full control of up, down, left, and right or just left and right like Rainbow Six Siege Probably the former. I think a good example would be Ready or Not's leaning mechanic (starting at 5:19). https://youtu.be/JcA7Nwa1L9I?t=319 Though any form of leaning woul...

Is leaning going to be in the game?

From the gameplay reveal, it seems that there will be some type of leaning mechanic, but I'd like to hear more about it and whether it can be done manually.

They word it to cover thier ass. Research the Marine that shot an injured Iraq in a Mosque and was not charged with anything(CNN was there and recorded it). No one was charged with any war crime. If you think we killed 600-800 civilians, do you not think some of us would have been charged with war ...

After looking up some documents and sources concerning Operation Phantom Fury, I found a document from Boston University that claims that Marines had some form of rules of engagement ( https://watson.brown.edu/costsofwar/files/cow/imce/papers/2011/Civilian%20Death%20and%20Injury%20in%20Iraq,%202003-...

I suppose a solution would be having a scoring system (similar to SWAT 4) where engaging a civilian will lead to a deduction at your overall score. This could be done in each scenario that the game will have and allow a level of replayability for players who want to get a perfect score. https://swat...