I was SO blown away. THIS (so far, haven't gotten to the silo or the other new mission yet) is what all of the work and effort into this series up to this point has been for, imho. Unbelievable level in terms of play. There's something for everyone (sniper, storm trooper, or silent op) and even better, you can't finish it without all three!

This has now become my favorite level. The siberian base from RS was, but this takes takes everything I loved about that level so much further. And the graphics! That waterfall kicks ass!

Now, there were two things that could have made the level better (sorry Red Storm, you can't ever be *perfect* :)

1) I wish the inside of the plane was a factor/accessible.

2) And you can't really help this, after all users have to be able to run the level and most people (including me) don't have a super or even mini computer :) But, it's still a linear assault. It would have been nice to be able to come at the target area from any direction. Perhaps the same amount of jungle area on the far side of the plane as on the start side of the canyon? I mean, you still have to cross the canyon, but once there you could circle around (ALL the way around, not along the plane).

BUT, semantics notwithstanding. I have a 2.1 GB hard drive. That's it. The machine is 3 years old, so I have an excuse, but you're complaining of running low and here I START at that. :P

If you don't install the training, the game only takes 298MB or so. WITH training it's 600. There's only 3 missions and 5 new training maps. But to actually answer your question, YES, the bolivian jungle map alone is worth all 300MB. :) I did the other two, and as far as missions go they were pretty easy, but they'd make really good multiplayer maps too.

Warthog

At the time of purchase, the drive I'm still using was one of the largest and fastes SCSI drives out there.

I SO hate Moore's Law... :P