The aiming and gun control in these sections feels loose and imprecise. Like Call of Duty, you'll storm an oil rig, bust down doors, and find secret laptops. There are a few missions that don't involve sniping or sneaking, but these are forgettable at best. There are a handful of thrilling scenarios that have you sniping fools left and right as you book it to several different positions, but overall, the stealth missions are an exercise in rage control. Even on the easiest difficulty, you'll have to retry some levels dozens of times before you find the right way through. Then they'll gun you down in an instant with pinpoint accuracy, or in some cases, the mission will just end. Enemies will spot your camouflaged commando from across the level, over buildings, and through dense foliage. If you're not creeping through the jungle and taking out the bad guys in the exact order the developers intended, you're screwed. You've got a stealth meter that tells you how visible you are to the enemy, but it doesn't seem to matter. There are several stealth sections in Sniper: Ghost Warrior and not a single one of them is fun. Unfortunately, you don't have access to the realistic sniper controls in the other difficulties, and if you want to keep your sanity, those are the difficulties you'll be playing. Nailing a shot in a windy rainstorm from a mile away is satisfying, especially when you get to see it through the sweet bullet cam - an effect that follows some of your headshots from the barrel of the gun to a bad guy's skull. On the hardest difficulty you'll have to account for wind speed and distance. Those neat elements? They come in the form of the realistic sniper controls.

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