This didn’t happen all the time and all of these new equipment options are definitely a welcome addition. The only issue I noticed with the equipment screen is that sometimes the new gun models wouldn’t display but they do appear during the mission which is the most important thing. You can also decide how many magazines each squad member will bring with them. I found that you can mix and match most weapons and gear without having to worry about weight or bulk but you still need to be aware if you’re equipping your guys with a heavy load. If one of your guys is carrying a ton of heavy shit, you won’t be able to start until you reduce their load. Your movement speed depends on your weight and the more bulk you carry, the slower you’ll interact with things. On the equipment screen is two new meters representing weight and bulk. You need to be careful of what exactly your equipping your team with because too much shit and the game will warn you that one of your guys is encumbered. The new weapon models look fantastic and fit in great with the rest of the arsenal. You can now wear no armor, light armor, or heavy armor, and they do affect how much damage you can take. There’s new assault rifles, marksman rifles, submachine guns, light machine guns, machine pistols, new ammo types, and even new protection gear including new helmets and armor. Now there’s all kinds of new weapons and gear.
You’ll notice even more changes when you get to the equipment menu. If you have permadeath turned on for your squad members, and they die, they’re out for the rest of the campaign.
Basically if you turn on permadeath and you die, you’ll have to start a new career. You can decide if you want permadeath turned on for you or your squad members. There’s even career stat tracking and while it’s a small thing, I love that it was included. Of course I chose all missions because one of the coolest things about it is that it will pull all custom missions you have installed and combine them with the standard missions into one campaign. You can decide to play through just the SWAT 4 and the expansion missions combined, extra missions, or all missions. When starting a career, you now have three options. Needless to say, I was already impressed and I hadn’t even played the game yet. Other new options include the ability to use speech recognition which I didn’t try and you can even disable mission dispatches. There’s now more resolutions available and you can also change the field of view. In the vanilla game, you normally have to set the widescreen resolution in the game’s configuration file but this mod allows you to set it in-game. The intro sequence is skipped and it throws you right into the main menu. So after installing it I fired it up and immediately noticed several improvements. Nothing is overwritten and it basically acts like an expansion. You just place a folder in the SWAT 4 root directory and done. But it also attempts to make the gameplay more realistic and tactical.įirst of all, installing Elite Force is extremely easy. Apparently, there were several cut features and one of the goals of SWAT: Elite Force is to restore these features. It almost feels like it was rushed out the door. If you’ve played SWAT 4, you probably know the game is very buggy. Shortly after we released our SWAT 4 review, the game was released on GOG so it’s now it’s much easier to obtain. To play this mod, you will need the SWAT 4: Gold Edition, meaning you need the base game and it’s expansion The Stetchkov Syndicate.
Swat 4 mod for more team mods#
Apparently, we missed one of the most popular mods ever released for SWAT 4 – the SWAT: Elite Force mod. I still don’t think it’s as good as SWAT 3, but it’s still an amazing game and it seems to be the more popular of the two. In our SWAT 4 review I covered the SWAT 4: Gold Edition along with some mods including the H.S.M.E. SWAT 4 is one of the last great tactical shooters.
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