NewsTactical Intervention RevealedSpeaking with IGN tonight, Counter-Strike creator Minh Le revealed that he's working on a new first person shooter called Tactical Intervention, which will include many new features that he wasn't able to put into CS due to community pressure to keep the game "as is". The article details some of these new features, while also touching on Le's departure from Valve and his new Korean-based studio. Here's an interesting bit: One big game play change being introduced in TI is the appearance of hostages. Expect active civilians within the map that run around, react to events happening around them (bullets flying by), getting in the way, and being used by terrorists as human shields. Another element is introducing dogs -- not little Chihuahuas that the civilians carry but big dogs, German Shepherds or Rottweilers that players can command. The demonstration I saw had Minh order a dog to attack a terrorist. The dog quickly ran to the terrorist, jumped up, and attached itself to his arm. A split second later, Minh dropped the terrorist with a few quick shots. Included in the article are a handful of screenshots. So be sure to check them out! CommentsUnregistered users are required to complete an image verification.
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