What changed in Thunder Tier One in 2020

Gameplay Preview time frame extended based on user feedback.

Included M9 pistol, Mac-10, AKS74U, G3A3, and Remington 870.

The G3A3 is the first DMR included in Thunder Tier One.

Added AN-PEQ-2 laser pointer and silencers for several weapons, along with new optics attachments.

Added M112 Demolition Charges, M18 Claymore, Fiber Optics camera, M67 Fragmentation grenades, M18 Smoke grenade, and M84 Stun grenade.

Players can choose from various weapons, gadgets, and armor to influence gameplay.

Players can win prizes by recording and submitting their fastest completion times for missions.

Free-to-play Gameplay Preview from December 11 to December 14, allowing players to experience Thunder Tier One.

A new team-based PVP mode where players compete to control points and manage tickets.

Players can engage in two campaign missions, playable solo or with friends.

The Gameplay Preview is extended till 14 Dec 09:00 CET.

Players can participate in a speed run challenge for a chance to win prizes.

New game modes include 'Advance and Secure' and 'Deathmatch'.

Two campaign missions 'Silver Dew' and 'Cold Stone' are introduced.

Team-based mode where teams capture and hold control points with limited respawns.

Includes M9, Remington 870, MAC10, UMP45, AKS74U, G3A3, Optic Cable, M112 Demolition Charge, M18 Claymore, Assault Vest, and 3M Armor.

One campaign mission and deathmatch mode available during the alpha test.

Alpha testing has begun, allowing community members and streamers to experience the game.

Further game content and features will be available in future tests.

Players can now equip flashlights to their weapons to aid visibility during night missions.

Night vision goggles can now be equipped, providing tactical advantages in dark engagements.

Enemies can be alerted by footsteps and other sounds, affecting their behavior and mission difficulty.

Different movement speeds affect the sound radius, influencing enemy detection.

Certain weapons now feature suppressors that reduce sound radius, allowing for stealthy eliminations.

Operators can now approach enemies stealthily to prevent alarms and complete objectives quietly.

The M18 Claymore will enable players to deny enemy approaches from specific flanks.

Wire cutters will provide players with an effective tool to approach enemies unexpectedly.

Players can equip frag, incendiary, smoke, and flashbang grenades to aid in combat.

An optic cable will enable players to peek under doors and gather intel on the other side.

A Lockpick kit will allow players to open locked doors quietly.

An assortment of weapons including pistols, submachine guns, shotguns, assault rifles, DMRs, light machine guns, and sniper rifles will be available.

A Medkit will allow players to patch up wounds and stay in the fight longer.

M112 demolition charges will allow players to create diversions or breach walls.

Gradual addition of animations for reloading, vaulting, climbing, and other actions to enhance realism.

Creating realistic and dynamic mission maps for single and multiplayer campaigns.

AI soldiers will make decisions on the spot, including flanking and ambushing players.

New weapons including pistols, submachine guns, assault rifles, shotguns, DMRs, sniper rifles, and various gear.

Players can search for ammo, weapons, and utility items on the battlefield, and AI will also scavenge for weapons when low on ammo.

Certain objects in the game can be destroyed, affecting their effectiveness as cover during firefights.

Bullets can now shatter, pierce, or destroy cover, impacting enemy positioning and movement.

AI soldiers will now recognize and react to changes in cover, assessing safety and escape routes.

Players can now command enemy combatants to surrender and issue arrest commands, with compliance depending on various factors.

The likelihood of an enemy combatant surrendering is influenced by stealth, weapon positioning, combat status, and morale.

Players can deploy a Tactical Goat once per mission to deliver supplies stealthily.

Introduction of specific armor items: Body Armor Mk2 (Class C) and 6B5-18 Vest (Class D) with unique protection features.

Armor is categorized into Class A, B, C, and D, each offering different levels of protection and mobility trade-offs.

Players must balance gear for protection and inventory space, affecting agility and efficiency.

New gear types including helmets and vests with varying levels of ballistic protection are introduced.