With class-based combat, you have the medic, the grunt, the sniper, the spy, etc.
It would have made more sense to fold this into the Stealth skill and divide the Shooting skill instead. But Lock Picking simply isn't used enough (hardly at all, actually) to justify giving it a stat of its own. Your stats are divided into Health, Strength, Endurance, Shooting, Stealth, First Aid, and Lock Picking. This RPG-like element, however, is a little confusing. As you successfully complete missions, your surviving officers will gain ranks, earn medals, and receive small increases to their abilities. You will take up to four men to different hotspots throughout the world during WWII, from Norway to Africa to Burma and elsewhere, dealing with Italian fascists and the Japanese as well as good old-fashioned Nazis. These are elite fighters trained for countless types of weapons and stealth combat. HD2 tells the story of a crack team of officers from the British SAS (Special Air Service), an airborne insertion team whose job was (and is) to go deep behind enemy lines and make surgical strikes involving assassination, supply line disruption, espionage, and more. While HD2 makes some significant improvements over its predecessor, it has much higher hurdles to overcome this time around, and knocks a couple over along the way. In short, this gaming segment is now a tough nut to crack. Plus we have all the vaunted WWII shooters like MOHAA, BF1942, and now Call of Duty. Since that time, the tactical shooter genre has matured with the Rainbow Six and SWAT franchises. After a few patches, though, most fans of that genre recalled the game favorably, recalling with nostalgia scenarios like the sinking battleship and the derailed train. The original Hidden and Dangerous was generally regarded as a good game weighed down by bugs and poor AI upon its release a few years ago.
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