It's good practice to check under every door before entering a room. You can bark orders and provide support or take the lead…your choice. If you chose to enter through just one door, suspects hiding out near the second door could surprise your squad and possibly score a few easy kills. You could order each team to toss a flashbang into the room for maximum coverage. Instead of breaching one door and entering through just one entrance, you could split up the two teams to stack on both doors. Perhaps you've encountered a room with two entrances. The two teams can also be, and in most occasions should be, controlled independently. Ordering a team member to deploy a grenade in the room lacks precision and accuracy the team member will simply deploy the grenade in the room without thought of position. Often you may want to manually toss a grenade so it reaches a particular area. Consistent mission success is often a blending of the two. On the other hand, you could take the point while still ordering team members to perform specific tasks. You could remain behind the action and bark orders.
You could complete a mission by ordering the squad to check every room, clear every area, and apprehend every suspect. You also have a squad-two 2-man teams-at your disposal. Too much negative and you will have to replay the mission. Shooting suspects without provocation results in negative points. Also, you advance through the single-player mode based on a scoring system. Since it's easy to be surprised by a hidden suspect, carelessly entering areas often results in hitting the restart mission button. One accurate shot from an armed suspect and your life and mission are over. For starters, weapon damage is realistic. It isn't run and gun and see how many bad guys you can mow down during a particular mission. It is obvious SWAT 4's career mode isn't tackled like a typical first-person shooter. You'll find tips on using your squad, considering the right equipment for the right situation, and maximizing your score.
This section compiles general strategies for succeeding in SWAT 4's career mode. You'll find coverage of weapons and tactical items as well as walkthroughs for all career missions, multiplayer tips, and some cheat codes. GameSpot's Game Guide to SWAT 4 offers strategies for leading your squad, equipment selection, and details on the career scoring system. Skills such as precise aim and agile movement still apply however, adept command of your team and efficient use of equipment take precedence. Not only could a single bullet end your game but an unauthorized use of force penalty can mean the difference between career advancement and mission failure. SWAT 4 places you in command of a five-man special weapons and tactics team.
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