It would be good to see at least the bodies fly into the air when you shoot the fuel cap of a truck right next to a dead body. Its like their glued to the floor

Sincerely.
SEV2 has a lot of imperfections (all listed here and in all this forum) but it is really funny and addictive.
This is the truth.
Everybody has played the demo at least 5 times.
No, i think this is not enough, at least 10 times.
Find all the strange things can happens is the game in the game, try all possible approaches is the game in the game, do the longest shot, make the higher score for one shot, all this is the game in the game.
Anyway i hope for some corrections in the final version of the game, and TDM for consoles.
Sorry for my bad english.

BYE

Potholes, good idea. :D

Thanks again for all your thoughts and dedicated feedback.

To confirm - 505Games and Rebellion will definitely continue to support the game after release, so keep it coming!

Cheers

SEV2

The thing i agree with the most is how low you crouch

1. Leg shots do nothing, they literally go right through enemies, alerting them but not injuring them whatsoever.

2. Ability to undo traps please, surely this is patchable?

3. Shooting range DLC would be good (preferably free) to practice against wind etc.

4. Enemy A.I spots and immediately starts shooting at you as if psychic, even if your barely visible and haven't shot yet

5. Its a bit linear, i know this one is probably un-changeable, mind

6. Enemies very often get stuck on lamp-posts and glitch running on the spot, definitely needs a fix

I can't believe I read this whole thing, LOL. I'm running the demo on a PS3 for whatever difference that may or may not make in the demo.

The shooting range or in general, a short course in sniper training is a good idea. There was some training for WW2 sniper's but not a whole lot like these days.

The Welrod pistols were either an 8 shot .32 or a 6 shot 9mm. In my demo its a single shot gun.

Some of the comments on here about the enemy sniper or soldiers finding my character - I don't agree with. The old WW2 ammo made a lot of smoke. Once you make a non-silenced rifle shot anybody within hearing and sight would know your general location and start laying down fire. Either you duck, relocate to escape detection or get shot.

The Mauser's shot ok but not quite the range of the Springfield. The MP38-40's shot 9 mil's and that is a 100 meter weapon and not very accurate past 50 meters. I don't know for sure if the game has the accuracy range of these guns right or not.

Every GI that went into the field was issued a knife, generally a Ka Bar. I presume there will be a knife although it is a last resort stealth weapon and obviously up close. I don't see much application for a knife in the demo of the game but I'm sure they will come in handy somewhere else.

If I were a WW2 sniper I would not be lugging around my kill weapon with ammo, binoc's, other field gear and a Thompson with ammo. That is way too heavy a load. The game(so far) doesn't seem to factor any weight limitations on how fast my sniper can move. If it did I would drop the Thompson and pick up an MP40 immediately.

A more appropriate bug for our sniper would have been the grease gun. The OSS started using M3A1's in 1944 and 45 before the end of the war. The greaser's could be had with an integral suppressor. It would have been a better stealth weapon than the Welrod and also replace the heavy Thompson at the same time. However, since every sniper has their favorite weapons I guess maybe it has to be left up to the individual. It also depends on which mission you are being sent on. Pick the wrong weapons and you may not complete your mission.

In addition to the 1903, the Garand was also scoped and used as a sniper rifle. Not sure how significant this would be to include except for historical accuracy.

Being a sniper was a very outcast profession in WW2 among American GI's. The game doesn't really reflect this in any way and perhaps it should if only in the sniper's conversations with himself. Snipers, being loners, have a tendency to talk to themselves(mutter perhaps) and our sniper runs around, shoots people and says nothing even to himself. He really needs an internal dialogue.

Since all the missions are structured it would be a relief to have a free form S & D in there occasionally. A sniper versus sniper at the same levels - stalking, moving, taking shots ,,, might be fun.

Sorry for all this but you asked.

I have a few concerns (mostly in line with previously mentioned), but one is confusing to me.

A member mentioned the 'focus zoom' and the red diamond that appears with 'tactical assistance' on. While I agree with member about being able to use some 'tactical assistance' while turning off red diamond during R2(focus/empty lung) needs to be available. What really concerns me is the fact that 'focus time' changes the ballistics (aim point) from regular and 'empty lung' shots. While zoomed in w/'focus time' the target appears closer, but you have aim higher. Why the change in aim point? Was using the red diamond to master my mildot ranges when I noticed it wasn't going to be that easy. I'm guessing the 'focus zoom' is essentially bumping up your optics, and adjusting the mildot values.

My 5c

Be nice if the custom difficulty was broken up into parts instead of groupings so I can turn bits on and off at will (no wind with grav and realistic reloads for example).

Something to make the health regen harder so you can't soak up fire forever, like no regen when enemies are active or something or just the old medkit system as an option.

Have the crosshair not zoom in when focus aiming so the aim marks can still be used.

Permanent moment and aiming penalties for enemies hit in the arms and legs so they don't just shrug off all but the final shot.

More death animations, seeing the same animation 3 times in a row because I'm hitting the same place is a bit distracting.

Maybe some more blood on the clothes of casualties and the ground.

A special ricochet bullet cam?

Make it able to shoot the gun out off a guys hand!