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Well, Desperados was way cool, but I think since it wasn't as well marketed as Commandos, it didn't get that much publicity or success, and from what I've seen, the general sentiment of the fans has been for Commandos3 rather than Desperados2.
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General Ludd
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Minion of the Dominion
Aug 2001 time: 05:31
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Well, I've played through one mission, and so far it seems good. There are three campaigns: Stalingrad, Normandy, and Central Europe. I don't know how many missions are in each, however. From my limited experience there seems to be more variation in the missions. For instance, the first stalingrad mission had you hunting down an enemy commando-type (a really good sniper), and in the next mission the enemy paradrops into the city after an airstrike and you have to protect a couple of officials. I haven't finished the mission yet so I don't know how it plays out (ie. if you have to kill a certain number of germans, hold out for X amount of time, destroy something, or whatever...), but the enemy seems to take different actions each time you play it. 
My only complaint is that the controls seem kind of awkward, it's been a long time since I played Commandos 2 so I can't remember how it compares to the controls in that game, but I don't remember it being this hard to get used to.
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Adagio

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I don't know about the first Commandos, but the AI in Desperados is much better than the one in Commandos 2
e.g. in C2 the AI doesn't notice if some of their pals are missing, and they take a very long time to realize some of their pals are under attack (I just hit someone who was being watched, I saw the blue line all the time, I tied the other guy up, then I took the guy and walked out of there, as I was gone, the other guy acted as he didn't see anything... and he was pretty close by)
In Desperados if you're being seen for a few seconds, the AI walks towards where you were spotted (Not always though... but it happens)
And if you're careless (Like me ) and leaves the bodies on the ground, there's a high risk lots of enemies runs around the whole map, so you're not always sure about having a "safehouse"
On a side-note:
You can't "walk" inside buildings like in C2, but you can go into a building, though if there's enemies inside the building, you'll slowly lose energy, unless you walk into the building with the Mexican guy... he can take out 3 enemies inside buildings...
But the best of it: This has a story, unlike C2 
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vovan
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Yeah, controls is the one thing that bothers me a lot in this game. On the train mission, I had a bit of trouble when the horde of soldiers comes rushing out, because it took a while to give everyone orders, since I wasn't much used to the controls...
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