I also believe the reviewer was stating he did not like the bright red beret, therefore alluding to something less likely to give away his position.

It does get increadibly trite also hearing more complaints about the representation of women in war games. We get it, you’re female, so are the rest of us.

>He comes with a bright red and I’d like something a bit darker red.

Fucking christ, how about something that doesn’t give away your position when you’re hiding in the bushes? Yes, the lack of customization is a valid complaint, this is not.

It all varies in match to match though, sometimes I’ve played on teams where everyone is out for themselves and you tend to die quickly because people rush out to find kills. Other times I’ve been on teams where every squad sticks together, medics revive the fallen, Assault re-supply, engineers fix things and recon maintains situational awareness. The point system and balance between classes is why I’d say the game itsself is more co-op than competitive though. I’d compare it to Team Fortress 2 in that respect.

I’ve finished the single player game with a friend and it was a great experience. Would you say the online elements are quite competitive, or more cooperative in nature?

Dune fan perhaps?