What changed in Thunder Tier One in 2019

Carrying more equipment slows down movement speed and affects stamina, making players more vulnerable.

Increased loadout weight leads to faster fatigue, impacting movement, agility, and aiming.

Arcade mode features tracer bullets for easier tracking, while Realism mode distributes tracer bullets based on real-life practices.

Upcoming introduction of various ammunition types (AP, HP, etc.) to adapt to mission requirements.

Bullet penetration and deflection depend on material density, thickness, and impact angle, affecting damage and trajectory.

The game features Pistols, Shotguns, Submachineguns, Assault Rifles, and DMRs, each with unique characteristics.

Different types of cover provide varying levels of protection, affecting tactical movements and bullet interactions.

Squadmates can be patched up after non-fatal wounds, allowing them to continue fighting.

Players can assign specific tasks to individual squadmates and manually control their positioning.

Players can issue general orders to squad members, including movement commands and hold fire instructions.

AI will engage targets based on threat assessment and apply real-life tactics, including flanking maneuvers.

Focus on developing the Campaign structure for multiplayer and AI squad play.

Introduction of an inventory management system for interacting with weapons, ammunition, and items.

Improvements to squad and enemy AI for realistic decision-making based on battlefield perception.