There's no consistency to the levels the distance between each checkpoint feels like a standalone vignette in a series of unconnected sequences. Or at least, it does when it gives you room to manoeuvre.
That doesn't diminish the pleasure of conceiving and executing a plan: put the effort in and SEV2 rewards you with the feeling of carefully thought-out mischief falling into place. The easiest option in any given situation is simply to camp behind cover and shoot anyone who comes into range, using the third-person perspective to check you aren't being flanked and the regenerating health to stay alive. Snipers, it seems, are the griefers of war. And if someone does spot you, just change position – a ghostly white image will show your last seen point – creating confusion and panic as the enemy fires impotently at nothing. Your target's screams of pain will attract more soldiers to run in front of your crosshair.
30 calibre chaos, it's possible to take someone down with a non-fatal incapacitating shot.
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