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* DifficultySpike: On Sniper Elite Difficulty, starting with the mission to retrieve documents from a Soviet outpost, the game experiences a sharp spike in difficulty. Enemy sniper teams ambush the player starting the difficulty spike. The enemy snipers have perfect aim, reflexes, and later missions have multiple enemy snipers appearing in various locations to ambush the player. Two sniper shots can kill the player outright and the only way to locate the enemy is to have them shoot at you or get lucky and spot the light glinting off their scope as they take aim at you. Add in that the player has to account for both bullet drop and wind affecting their shot in addition to being wounded by an enemy shot throwing off your aim.
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* CompleteMonster: [[MadScientist Dr. Wolff]] is one of the heads of the V2 rocket program that Karl Fairburne is tasked with assassinating. To start off, he willingly sells out his own country's military secrets to the Soviets, and convinces his colleagues, including his own superior, to try to do the same. When [[TokenGoodTeammate Dr. Efram Schweiger]], one of his colleagues, tries to defect to the Western Allies, he promptly orders his execution without any remorse. His plan to prove his loyalty to the Soviets involves the latter capturing a V2 launch site intact, which includes the Russians having his own country's soldiers executed, something he turns a blind eye to; the plan itself involves launching a V2 rocket loaded with an experimental [[DeadlyGas Tabun warhead]] at London, and them promptly [[FalseFlagOperation blaming the remnants of the Wehrmacht]].

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* CompleteMonster: [[MadScientist Dr. Wolff]] is one of the heads of the V2 rocket program that Karl Fairburne is tasked with assassinating. To start off, he willingly sells out his own country's military secrets to the Soviets, and convinces his colleagues, including his own superior, to try to do the same. When [[TokenGoodTeammate Dr. Efram Schweiger]], one of his colleagues, tries to defect to the Western Allies, he promptly orders his execution without any remorse. His plan to prove his loyalty to the Soviets involves the latter capturing a V2 launch site intact, which includes the Russians having his own country's soldiers executed, something he turns a blind eye to; the plan itself involves launching a V2 rocket loaded with an experimental [[DeadlyGas Tabun warhead]] Tabun]] warhead at London, and them promptly [[FalseFlagOperation blaming the remnants of the Wehrmacht]].

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* CompleteMonster: [[MadScientist Dr. Wolff]], one of the heads of the V2 rocket programme that Karl Fairburne is tasked with assassinating. To start off, he sells out his own country's military secrets to the Soviets willingly, and convinces his colleagues, including his own superior, to try to do the same. When Dr. Efram Schweiger, one of his colleagues, tries to defect to the Western Allies, he promptly orders his execution without any remorse. And finally, his EvilPlan to prove his loyalty to the Soviets involves the latter capturing a V2 launch site intact, which includes the Russians having his own country's soldiers executed, something he turns a blind eye to. As for the plan itself, it involves launching a V2 rocket loaded with an experimental [[DeadlyGas tabun warhead]] at London, and them promptly blaming it on the remnants of the Wehrmacht.

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* CompleteMonster: [[MadScientist Dr. Wolff]], Wolff]] is one of the heads of the V2 rocket programme program that Karl Fairburne is tasked with assassinating. To start off, he willingly sells out his own country's military secrets to the Soviets willingly, Soviets, and convinces his colleagues, including his own superior, to try to do the same. When [[TokenGoodTeammate Dr. Efram Schweiger, Schweiger]], one of his colleagues, tries to defect to the Western Allies, he promptly orders his execution without any remorse. And finally, his EvilPlan His plan to prove his loyalty to the Soviets involves the latter capturing a V2 launch site intact, which includes the Russians having his own country's soldiers executed, something he turns a blind eye to. As for to; the plan itself, it itself involves launching a V2 rocket loaded with an experimental [[DeadlyGas tabun Tabun warhead]] at London, and them promptly [[FalseFlagOperation blaming it on the remnants of the Wehrmacht.Wehrmacht]].
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* CompleteMonster: [[MadScientist Dr. Wolff]], one of the heads of the V2 rocket programme that Karl Fairburne is tasked with assassinating. To start off, he sells out his own country's military secrets to the Soviets willingly, and convinces his colleagues, including his own superior, to try to do the same. When Dr. Efram Schweiger, one of his colleagues, tries to defect to the Western Allies, he promptly orders his execution without any remorse. And finally, his EvilPlan to prove his loyalty to the Soviets involves the latter capturing a V2 launch site intact, which includes the Russians having his own country's soldiers executed, something he turns a blind eye to. As for the plan itself, it involves launching a V2 rocket loaded with an experimental [[DeadlyGas tabun warhead]] at London, and them promptly blaming it on the remnants of the Wehrmacht.
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** Karl's pre-mission voiceovers seem a little too macho sounding to be taken seriously, especially compared to the original game, which gave him a much softer voice that sounded believably like a sniper who habitually speaks quietly.

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** Karl's pre-mission voiceovers seem a little too macho sounding to be taken seriously, especially compared to the original game, which gave him a much softer voice that sounded believably like a sniper who habitually speaks quietly.quietly.
* SophomoreSlump: Of all the ''Sniper Elite'' titles, ''V2'' has the lowest overall review scores, with the PC version receiving 66/100 on Metacritic, in contrast to the [[VideoGame/SniperElite other]] [[VideoGame/SniperEliteIII three]] [[VideoGame/SniperElite4 titles]] in the series, whose scores were all in the 70s range.

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** Karl's pre-mission voiceovers seem a little too macho sounding to be taken seriously.

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** Karl's pre-mission voiceovers seem a little too macho sounding to be taken seriously.seriously, especially compared to the original game, which gave him a much softer voice that sounded believably like a sniper who habitually speaks quietly.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Why do you get so little ammunition from enemy corpses? Because both the Germans and Russians are running low too! Berlin is surrounded so the Germans aren't going to be getting resupplied any time soon and the Russians are at the end of their supply lines.



** Karl's pre-mission voiceovers seem a little too macho sounding to be taken seriously.

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** Karl's pre-mission voiceovers seem a little too macho sounding to be taken seriously.
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* CatharsisFactor: If the slow motion X-ray kills aren't enough for you, then the DLC mission to ''kill Hitler'' should be.
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** Karl's pre-mission voiceovers seem a little too macho sounding to be taken seriously.
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Considering the long, long, Long antagonism between the West and and the Soviets, the number of Soviets and Westerners who died fighting *against* each other, and Joseph Stalin\'s well recorded Axe Crazy behavior, this is a little bit much. The average Ivan or Boris grunt probably isn\'t subscribing to the idea of an unprovocated attack, but they don\'t have a say in the matter. In contrast, their commanders were monstrous sociopaths who easily could and did plan to do it if they had the chance.


* UnfortunateImplications: As with the previous game, the protagonist and Soviets have no qualms about killing one another, whilst the Soviets themselves plan to [[spoiler: nerve gas London]] in ''V2'' [[DirtyCommunists for no apparent reason]]. Bearing in mind the millions of Soviets who lost their lives fighting ''on the same side'' as the Allies in the real thing, this could easily seem a tad disrespectful.
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* UnfortunateImplications: As with the previous game, the protagonist and Soviets have no qualms about killing one another, whilst the Soviets themselves plan to [[spoiler: nerve gas London]] in ''V2'' [[DirtyCommunists for no apparent reason]]. Bearing in mind the millions of real life Soviets who lost their lives fighting ''on the same side'' as the Allies, this could easily seem a tad disrespectful.

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* UnfortunateImplications: As with the previous game, the protagonist and Soviets have no qualms about killing one another, whilst the Soviets themselves plan to [[spoiler: nerve gas London]] in ''V2'' [[DirtyCommunists for no apparent reason]]. Bearing in mind the millions of real life Soviets who lost their lives fighting ''on the same side'' as the Allies, Allies in the real thing, this could easily seem a tad disrespectful.
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* UnfortunateImplications: As with the previous game, the protagonist and Soviets have no qualms about killing one another, whilst the Soviets themselves plan to [[spoiler: nerve gas London]] in ''V2'' for no apparent reason. Bearing in mind the millions of real life Soviets who lost their lives fighting ''on the same side'' as the Allies, this could easily seem a tad disrespectful.

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* UnfortunateImplications: As with the previous game, the protagonist and Soviets have no qualms about killing one another, whilst the Soviets themselves plan to [[spoiler: nerve gas London]] in ''V2'' [[DirtyCommunists for no apparent reason.reason]]. Bearing in mind the millions of real life Soviets who lost their lives fighting ''on the same side'' as the Allies, this could easily seem a tad disrespectful.
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* ((UnfortunateImplications)): As with the previous game, the protagonist and Soviets have no qualms about killing one another, whilst the Soviets themselves plan to [[spoiler: nerve gas London]] in ''V2'' for no apparent reason. Bearing in mind the millions of real life Soviets who lost their lives fighting ''on the same side'' as the Allies, this could easily seem a tad disrespectful.

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* ((UnfortunateImplications)): UnfortunateImplications: As with the previous game, the protagonist and Soviets have no qualms about killing one another, whilst the Soviets themselves plan to [[spoiler: nerve gas London]] in ''V2'' for no apparent reason. Bearing in mind the millions of real life Soviets who lost their lives fighting ''on the same side'' as the Allies, this could easily seem a tad disrespectful.
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* {{Narm}}: Multiple critics have noted that the x-ray cam shots start to feel a little silly after a while.

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* {{Narm}}: Multiple critics have noted that the x-ray cam shots start to feel a little silly after a while.while.
* ((UnfortunateImplications)): As with the previous game, the protagonist and Soviets have no qualms about killing one another, whilst the Soviets themselves plan to [[spoiler: nerve gas London]] in ''V2'' for no apparent reason. Bearing in mind the millions of real life Soviets who lost their lives fighting ''on the same side'' as the Allies, this could easily seem a tad disrespectful.
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* {{Narm}}: Multiple critics have noted that the x-ray cam shots start to feel a little silly after a while.

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