Just use your teammates as bait better them then you. The teammates that help you are complete fools, and they die before the end of the mission sometimes. Also the mission briefings were cut short. Unlike the gamecube version you cannot play as Dieter Weber and clear the area for the rainbow team. Some of the cons would be stuff that is not present in the pc version but was in the gamecube version. Some include going thought a bank, a parking garage, middle eastern mission, caves, shooting range just about any were. This is a tactical shooter that involves team-based mission. You have a large arsenal of weapons to pick through From Assault rifles to lmgs and smgs there is a gun for everyone. There is a black ops uniform, desert uniform, olive drab uniform and urban uniform. You can change what uniforms you and your team uses. The pc version has all the weapons available from the start of the game. In the gamecube version you had to unlock most of the weapons. Also it has x-ray vision which was not present in the gamecube version. This gives the weapons a clearer and shiny look. One advantage of the pc version would be that you can turn on AA and AF. I would say the pc version is about equal to the gamecube version. I owned both the gamecube and the pc version of this. +Different types of uniforms to pick from
+Supports anisotropic filtering(AF) and anti-aliasing(AA) A new single-player mode lets player take the role of Ding Chavez, returning leader of Team Rainbow, or Dieter Weber, a sniper who must provide cover from afar for his teammates as they execute their orders in enemy installations. Gameplay follows the format of earlier Rainbow Six games, as players choose a three-soldier team from an international selection of crack operatives, then plan and execute their operation. The Rainbow Six games are known for allowing players to target sophisticated objectives with surgical strike styled operations, and featuring characters and squads that become more skillful with successful missions.Lockdown turns the tables, challenging Team Rainbow with vengeful enemies that become more deadly as the game progresses. This fourth full release in the series that first brought the techno-thriller fiction of author Tom Clancy to the forefront of gamer consciousness, Rainbow Six: Lockdown deploys its counter-terrorism challenges on PC and all three 128-bit generation consoles.
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