wall charge the bathroom, fight from a two pronged assault, working angles on the courtyard, while locking down courtyard fighters and fighting from the gate with a SAW gunner and a grenadier two-man. There are no 'civilians' in this place. people that are here are associated with the insurgents. If they don't have weapons, round em up. otherwise, put em in the dirt with the others.

Nope I assumed based upon typical DK2 stuff. The sandbags were hardened emplacements without civvies. Blew a hole in the wall to kill anyone in the first one and fragged the rest.

i went though the toilet smelled terrible blowing up all that shit but it worked

I went hard with explosives through the bottom of the map. Figured the top would be a WW1 no man’s land.

@JB Ong i'm still kill a man on toilet sir but i respect your committment

I don't think that grated door should ever be considered a viable entry to the courtyard... CP used camera and smokes and it still looked like an insanely bad position to be and stay in.

Tbh I just thought you couldn't go explosive through that big ass wall

@@ControlledPairsGaming I try to go explosive as much as I can, it fits my play style of ‘loud and proud’ very well, especially since I give all my operators Mk17’s for that .308 powah.

@@lightbenderga2017 yo same! I even back them up with the G22 cuz I don't see anything better balance wise (the 45s are powerful but have too little capacity for my liking)

I did the same thing

Honestly I stopped playing bc they didn’t have this, thanks for letting me know. will play it RFN

@@thenoob7728 how often are you going quiet with those?!

@@BisexualPlagueDoctor you don't understand the effectiveness of laying down suppressive fire with a suppressed 200 round MG.

@@nosnibormailliw7226 I feel like they’d hear the impacts though lmao

@@BisexualPlagueDoctor they kind of do they'll go to investigate and just walk out into the open and die

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QRF= quick reaction force i.e. a group of armed individuals who show up quickly when called on

the acronyms definition would actually be a great thing. +1

I am 99% sure that the only reason we have a mechanic for off-map reinforcements coming in is because of Pairs

Haha love it!

I agree! They'd need to add bullet penetration to the game. Many factors to consider: frame walls vs mass walls, deflection off shallow angles, the effectiveness of different rounds, etc. I think each soldier should be able to do suppressive fire, but I'd allow you can set the rate of fire (sustained, rapid, or cyclic), and the shooter will always prefer to shoot at presented targets, and additionally making machine gunners scary by shooting long bursts at area targets. 2 240 gunners in a SBF, put on rapid, talking the guns, would be terrifying for the enemy. Especially since those larger 7.62 rounds would be punching through cover that was stopping 5.56.

It might just make spy cam a bit too powerful

@@half.blight Would be good if the enemy were able to notice the camera and shoot through the door themselves.

@@brlbrlbrlbrl see a tiny ass dot you most likely won't see if you aren't looking for it? Yea it should be a very low chance for them to see that

@@civilprotectionunit8145 well let's say that just like the enemies sometimes start supressing a door that just opened, now they would also have a chance to start supressing a closed door if they heard fighting in the room behind it and since their shots will pierce said door well, no spy cam for you

Surely you mean underrated :D, right?

@@elanaibaKHG damn I’m dumb

As a Door Kickers dev, you had me worried there a bit :) Phew!

@@elanaibaKHG I LOVE door kickers. Great game, keep up the amazing work.

@@Musingfornoreason Thank you! :)

Ayye! Appreciate your support!!!

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If it's recorded in solid quality I'd be happy to review some

100% - two issues in this video where dudes took really risky shots.

You can do that in coop

@@Someone-lr6gu really that's pretty cool. But I've never played coop

For sure. This was recorded before the update I think

This was a feature in the first Door Kickers (assuming you didn't already know). The only problem was once you played a map, the FoW didn't matter. It was an interesting concept at the very least, but only "effective" when you did a randomly generated map. Even then you could still see the walls and doors, just not the furniture and interior. Worst of all, as you drew paths you'd be stopped by invisible objects within the FoW, which unfortunately gave you a form of sonar-esque scouting. The game seems built around the idea of building and running a plan, either piece by piece or one massive coordination. That at least requires you to know information about the floor plan. Although they've embraced the "Real Time" playstyle through their inclusion of achievements that require you to not pause, I'm not sure a full FoW works in a game like this. After all, how do you draw paths for your operators if you don't know where you can step? It'd be a constant pause-fest as you are blocked, forced to redraw, and blocked again by things that appear from the fog. It'd be realistic given you were able to react in a more 1-to-1 movement system (think a typical FPS), but abhorrently clunky with predetermined maps and predrawn pathing. Just my two cents.

@@Toothless150 thanks mate, didn't know it was in the last one, nor the obvious encounters that you mentioned. Thanks for the reply, all the best 👍

@@Toothless150 they could've just had it so that you could only draw a path where an operator has looked to reveal the map. The game would need to be played in slow motion with L to keep operators moving all the time around corners. Either that or you'd have to pie every door first so you could see into the room and have a sense of where to go.

Easy modification to game files. Worth a Google.

@@ControlledPairsGaming Copy, thanks.

Hold shift

I really read that as "Holy Shit".

Concur

Like 90 mins of recording and a similar amount of time to edit. And double that to render.