I have had a great deal of enjoyment playing Door Kickers 2. It's quick to start up and enjoy random maps or community maps after playing through the official scenarios, just perfect for when you want a challenge though don't intend on playing for hours at a time (That happens anyway). From the beginning I have been learning and adapting, finding solutions both purposefully and accidentally. My play style never being entirely the same.

The biggest thing I feel this game has going is gadgets from the spy cam to the breach charge and grenade types. Banging and entering just never gets old and positioning shooters to directly face enemies with silenced weapons using the spy cam before opening a door is rewarding.

I've recently been playing a stealth set up with an MP5 squad led by a spy cam. This is very satisfying, I've learnt a bit about how the enemy reacts to sound, noticing they move towards their own shooters and at times turn their backs to face a fallen comrade while open to the F key. I discovered a new way of having fun with the AI, by choosing when to make a noise to get their attention and draw them in, by kicking a door, or running. I finally caught on and realised when there is a death funnel of a door with no space at either side I can just toss a flashbang and anyone in that room will open the door and investigate saving my squad from getting too close.

Of course with this style of play I have come up with a couple of suggestions each with purpose and reason based on my experience playing Door Kickers 2.

Using the spy cam as a corner cam, this would be useful while stealth clearing rooms where a door has already been opened and you don't want to rush in towards a bundle of enemies. Or perhaps you wan't to avoid a potential barricaded shooter.

A noise maker grenade/toss-able something more suitable for luring enemies from an area or room that doesn't alert too large of an area. I would prefer if enemies were investigating a strange noise they can't determine rather than an obvious bang.

Gas Grenade, I'm not sure on their use in real scenarios, or how loud they may be, though something that has a chance of incapacitating a heavily crowded room with little noise would be very helpful, this could require a team with gas masks.

I'll keep playing this game for hours yet, the potential is limitless. Recently I had the idea to see if I can use a flashbang to lure a room of enemies out one door while I sneak a squad in the opposite door, not sure where this will be possible, though it's worth experimenting!

As a side note I have noticed the flashbang doesn't effect the squad, not sure if that is intentional or not. Though it seems to me they should all be a bit dazed.