All acerbic criticism aside, the patch notes of the game Tactical Operations start with the developer TacByte assuring everyone that they are not an exact duplicate. Tactical Operations Brings A New Patch To Steam Following Their Early Access Release.
Coupled with atrocious buy system and crooked UI, the game has a lot to offer the gamers. The UI of the game finds a mention in the patch notes, and it continues to show. There are basically two primary changes that have happened in this patch: players can now choose to interrupt their reloads at the cost of a clip, and there is a movement penalty for some sorts of weapons and armor.
It is only possible to sink so many hours into the game Counter Strike without a few mechanics becoming rooted in the gamer’s brain. Though it is seen everywhere, it is not necessary for Tactical Operations. With the Singapore and Chicago regions getting the ping-treatment that is presently posing a problem for the game, a few more servers are being combined as well. The servers which are scheduled to be added up are going to be active approximately within the next month.
By far the most interesting patch note is that enemies will suffer five damages if you end up jumping on their head. This latest development marks one of the most daring t-bag set plays that can happen in video games ever. Most of the players are expected to lose several lives and rounds in a bid to attempt dropping someone to death from a catwalk to t-bag.
The UI of the game is still not fully developed for usage, and it is expected by the gamers that in a month or so, once the fundamentals are cleared, the game would turn out to be delightful experience.
