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"Tom Clancy"

I was playing Rainbow Six 3 this morning when i decided to play the Single player mode for the first time, it was awsome!
I dont know why people say its poor, the amount of team work and demands you can do is great, the game is so realistic and detailed. I know Splinter Cell : Pandora Tommorow is a Tom Clancy game and thats supposed to be good too, can anyone give me a good Tom Clancy site with all the games hes made.

I normally go on Live when playing Rainbow Six 3 but now im addicted to the Single Player modes, i think im on mission 3 (Oil Refinery) but im finding it quite hard as my team keeps getting wiped out leaving me by myself having to kill loads of terrorists.

One more thing, when im choosing my equipment and wepons what is the best gun to use on the Oil Refinery Mission?

The single player is awesome. Equally as impressive as anything released in the past few years. I enjoy all the SAS/SWAT style stuff which could perhaps be he reason behind my almost unhuman like for Rainbow Six 3. On LIVE I was + 1600 kills before I got rid of it but I still managed to complete all the difficulties offline as well as the Terrorist Hunt mode. Never found anyone outside of Tiltawhirl willing to play online CO-OP which he got bored of long before we finished it.

Am hoping I can find someone this time around willing to play through the CO-OP in mission order.

I could be wrong but i think Chicen leg could be one of my friends at school, yesterday he logged onto MSN and straight away he posted a message in this forum.

Ha!
BUSTED!!!!!
Hello, ALEX!

Good good.

You mentioned Live, post your gamertag and Live games in the Live thread.

Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Chicken Leg wrote:
> Is it true that there are Halo books?
>
> As Borat said, but I have the third one, and it is great. Plus it
> gives some hints as to what you can expect in Halo 2. Oh and there
> are a few decent plot twists!
>
> Are you still stuck on the oil refinery mission? If so do you want me
> to post that mission from my as yet unfinished walkthrough?

It doesn't matter now cos i've completed that mission.

Chicken Leg wrote:
> Is it true that there are Halo books?

As Borat said, but I have the third one, and it is great. Plus it gives some hints as to what you can expect in Halo 2. Oh and there are a few decent plot twists!

Are you still stuck on the oil refinery mission? If so do you want me to post that mission from my as yet unfinished walkthrough?

Edgy wrote:
> Auf deutsch wrote:
> He writes the books, then sticks his name on every single game.
>
> Why exactly is his name on Splinter Cell...?
>
> :S
>
> On the classics version of Splinter Cell, the side reads,
> "Splinetr Cell" (or something similar).

Lol, I know. You'd think they'd check it before prining it.

*shakes head in disgust*

the aug is great too yes.

yes there are halo books, if I were you I'd buy 'the fall of reach', and avoid 'the flood', as it's just an exact copy of the game story and adds nothing new. There's a new one out I think, but the second one put me off them for good really. They really aren't that well written.

If you like space marine stories, you can't really get much better than 'the forever war' by Joe Haldeman. It's not halo, but it's pretty damn good.

Auf deutsch wrote:
> He writes the books, then sticks his name on every single game.
>
> Why exactly is his name on Splinter Cell...?
>
> :S

On the classics version of Splinter Cell, the side reads, "Splinetr Cell" (or something similar).

Is it true that there are Halo books?