Mei tip. Blocking a team out of a spot with a wall is great, but even greater is letting one person through and blocking out the rest of the team. Generally leads to an easy kill.
@zukzuk:Crunch is fine when you are running behind schedule. It is the fact that they build crunch into the schedule that is the big problem. So a year or more ahead of time they are planning on making you work 60-80+ hour weeks, but not planning on paying you any more. Then it gets really bad if you actually do get behind schedule, because the schedule already was planned with people working super long hours. So then you have people working even more hours than the already planned long hours.
@mems1224: Exactly. It seems like most of the time Dan's advice is worse than no advise because Dan will say something doesn't work when it totally does.
Worst part in this episode was Dan not realizing that all suppressed weapons that aren't the tranq make a bigger impact noise and is more likely to alert other guards. Also, a guy who gets tranquilized but not taken down won't alert everyone of an intruder somewhere. Dan has no idea how the tranq works and kind of forced Drew into using one because Dan basically said the stun smg is exactly like the tranq but doesn't need to reload; he doesn't know the pros/cons of the tranq/stun smg.
Also how Dan told Drew in one of the first episodes that the number next to development (weapon/buddy/helicopter) was the amount of things that were available to develop at the moment, when it is how many things you haven't looked at yet.
Then in this very episode Drew looks at helicopter development, but because there is no number next to it he goes "nothing there for me to look at," even though he actually does have helicopter upgrade available.
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