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About This Game Engage the enemy across vast outdoor environments and expansive indoor environments as you take control of the US Army's elite anti-terrorist unit. Delta Force Land Warrior™ introduces new weapons and characters for both single player and intense online multiplayer via NovaWorld.Select from a team of diverse characters, each with their own special abilities. (Sniper, Demolitions, Close Quarters Battle, Aquatics and Heavey Gunner)Advanced new rifles, systems, machine guns and grenade launcher Developed from the same engine used to train the US ARMY elite Land Warrior Soldiers Wage war on the massive battlefields of NovaWorld with up to 50 players simultaneouslyRank Yourself against your enemies and allies on NovaWorld a09c17d780 Title: Delta Force Land WarriorGenre: ActionDeveloper:NovaLogicPublisher:NovaLogic, THQ NordicFranchise:Delta ForceRelease Date: 7 Nov, 2000 Delta Force Land Warrior Download Without Key delta force land warrior product key. delta force land warrior download iso. delta force land warrior iso download. serial delta force land warrior pc. delta force land warrior pc game download. descargar delta force land warrior full español 1 link. delta force land warrior demo. delta force land warrior download full version free. descargar delta force land warrior para pc gratis en español. delta force land warrior indir. delta force land warrior setup exe. codigos para delta force land warrior pc. delta force land warrior serial number. delta force land warrior weapons. delta force land warrior missions. delta force land warrior mission 3. delta force land warrior 2000 free download. delta force 3 land warrior torrent. delta force land warrior game free download. delta force land warrior pc game Classic throw back first person shooter and cool addition to the Delta Force series!This release was a great step up from the base release and the maps are expansive!Graphically has aged for the worse but it is exactly as one would remember.You are still limited to low resolutions which is a little disappointing but the fact that this works at all is fine for play.I feel that based on it's age this should be $5 USD nomally but you will find these titles on sale often.. Delta Force Land Warrior (just DFLW from now on) is basically Delta Force 3, a slight refinement of their "voxel engine" ground based games (which includes a tank game as well as previous DF games, and the Commanche helo game), with a pretty long campaign, some single mmissions (which includes many of the campaign missions), plus the real reason to play DF... multiplayer mode. I will be mainly discussing SP because I generally don't play MP. Being a 14+ year old game, the poly count on the characters and structures are bad, and buildings are almost always at right angles to each other. However, the ground is gorgeous, with smooth contours that you can jump, slide, crouch, even crawl and sometimes, swim through. (Yes, there's some water levels, like island map or swamp map). You are limited to what you can carry: 2 heavy weapons, 2 long guns, one pistol, some grenades, and optional equipment. Heavy weapons are AT-4 rockets, satchel charges, or claymore antipersonnel mines. Optional equipment would be extra ammo or kevlar vest for a little more protection. Two long guns are plenty, but basically its one for long range work (sniper rifles or LMGs) and one for medium/short range work, such as assault rifles, SMGs and shotguns. There are occasionally supply cabinets where you can requisition extra stuff (i.e. change your loadout) within the mission. There's no scavenging off the enemy or such. If you used up all your ammo, you're done for except for your knife. Anyway, as said before, the beauty is the terrain, as each map is HUGE. MUCH bigger than most MP maps. While the ground is not really textured the contours are such that you don't really feel what's missing. The hills, islands, or little bayou feel "real" (or real enough) and the fun part here is water, as there's more water-related missions such as island (and you can take a dip by swimming underwater) and swamp (lots of little ponds to hide in). The buildings didn't get any upgrades, as remain as they are in previous DF games... Mostly sharp angles much like Castle Wolfenstein, but with true multiple levels, and enemies possible at all levels. AND there are possible underground elvels where you get even more stuff. There is no underground passages map... All you get is this little "radar" which doesn't tell you any levels. And sometimes, you don't get even that (i.e. no satellite coverage for you!)Any way, the game basically boils down to two phases... From long distance, snipe everybody you can see before they shoot you (enemy snipers are rare) preferably with a silenced weapon so they can't find you. Circle the entire enemy camp and repeat (and take out the surrounding patrols). Then go inside the camp and clean it out in CQB with your silenced SMG or silenced pistol. There really is no point playing it any other way, no matter which type of operator you pick, at least in SP. Wind and bullet drop at distance are simulated, so you have to account for wind and measure the distance (read it from the scope), or you can view the bullet impact and adjust manually, if you shoot that far. Hypothetically shots of 1000 meters is possible if you get the sniper rifle with the most powerful scope (14x), the Barrett M82A1 .50 cal sniper rifle, but in practice most shots will be at about 100-300 meter range. The missions will have you travel to various exotic locations, from sands of Egypt (Sphinx and Pyramids) to jungles of Colombia to deserts of Mexico (complete with a ghost town and church) to snowy hills of Europe to little islands of Micronesia. Of course, visually they are roughly the same, albeit with different lighting levels and ground colors. :D (and structures and vegetation)You will encounter dozens, perhaps hundreds of enemies, many of whom are equipped as good as you or better. And they are capable of one shot kills. And sometimes, you'll even run into enemy gunships. Which brings us to some oddities of Novalogic games: the key bindings. Basically Novalogic seems to be allergic to use conventional key bindings. There's no "grenade" key. While they use WASD, everything else is weird. Save key is F11 and Load key is F12 (which of course, conflicts with Steam's screenshot key). And there is no AutoSave or Checkpoint save. If you didn't manual save and you die, you start ALL THE SAY BACK AT THE BEGINNING. And you are only allowed 3 save slots per mission. (and some of these missions can run VERY long, esp. if you do it the slow and careful way)There is that feeling of accomplishment though, when you managed to clear the map and depopulated it of enemies all by yourself, by sneaking left, and right, and sometimes, right under the enemies, and shoot them in the back or the sides, often when your teammate (AI bot in the script) sometimes don't even survive that far. The game sometimes do throw you a curveball or two, such as scripted events when you get to a certain point on the map, like spawn new enemies. There's a mission where I need to lase 6 enemy attack helos. Got that. As I went for extraction, my extraction chopper got shot down (scripted). I ran for the chopper, found the pilots escaped unharmed, tried to lead them to secondary extraction zone, killed a patrol, when 4 paratroopers dropped in front of me (from what? There's no more helos and there's no planes overhead...) As this game is almost before the wheeled mouse, mousewheel adjusts the shot compensation, not zoom level. This is part of the other interface quirks present in almost all Novalogic games. All in all, DFLW is an old classic. It's redone as Delta Force Xtreme a few years back, so you should get THAT instead of this game. This game is NOT recommended except for nostalgia or complete a collection.. This is a great sandbox tactical shooter that you can spend hours on end playing. Though it is fairly old it is still a blast to play.. Enjoyable but not as good as the DeltaForce 1 and 2. Things I don't like about this game:No ironsights when using guns but on some guns you do get a scope to use.You can save at any point on a mission. You have three saves you can use per mission. So bang goes any sense of urgency when completing a mission. The little mini map in the bottom left of the screen that shows you the direction where the enemies areAtleast there's no regenerating healthIt's an enjoyable game but the franchise really started to go downhill from here.. This is the first game ever I played on PC, so much memory I cri evri tim i load this game.