If you are nervous and do not want to knock out your partner, send one spy down, then call the cradle back up. Head back to the empty silo and use the switch to call up the missile cradle. Rappel down the launch tube with the missile and locate a red switch at the bottom. To get down the empty silo, a switch at the bottom of the adjacent (armed) launch tube must be pressed. The best method is to knock out the enemy from the top of the ladder before heading down.

Although there is only one to begin with, triggering any alarm will cause more to spawn out - a good reason to stay unnoticed. The only enemies in this exterior part of the battery are in the missile launch pits. Red Spy Load Out SC-20K (90 Rounds) SC Pistol (60 Rounds) Sticky Camera x1 Frag Grenade x2 Flash Grenade x2 Only the SC-20K and SC pistol cannot be swapped.īlue Spy Load Out SC-20K (90 Rounds) SC Pistol (60 Rounds) Sticky Camera x4 Sticky Shocker x3 Airfoil Round x3 Swapping equipment is done just like in multiplayer. Each spy gets a different set of gear at each mission (depending on if the spy is the host or guest).

Co-op spies can swap equipment but not choose their starting equipment.

This means no remote hacking, but this also means you need to rely on the SC-20K to look ahead.

Co-op spies do not have the scope or rangefinder.

Any interruption (someone in the way, running out of OCP energy, missing) will cause the device to flare up again. It needs to be constantly trained on a device to stop it. All team moves are discussed in training, so play the training stage if you want to know more. Sometimes spies are given the option to split up, but that is only in one small area. Both spies move together into new areas or not at all.

Team moves are vital to the completion of the missions.

This gives you greater lee-way with messing around. Each spy has a revival drug that can be used once (on each other or taken from the downed spy).

Spies can die up to two times without consequence.

Some differences in Co-op Mode from Solo Mode: Most of the training exercises are non-fatal, so you can experiment as much as you want without serious consequences. Play training (on split-screen) with a friend (or you can play alone using both controllers). Talk with your buddy about what to do, where to go, or you might as well keep playing solo mode in your illegally zoned backwoods cabin built out of stolen construction materials. Unlock solo mode, you need to be aware what your buddy is doing and how fast - many puzzles (with lethal consequences) require good teamwork and communication, so being the 'strong, silent type' of spy will only get you a quick and messy retirement (with no pension benefits).

Four missions are created specifically for two players to double team the enemy AI. The most exciting part of Chaos Theory is the co-operative mode.

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