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AFTER THE DISAPPOINTING ending of the original Rainbow Six: Vegas, we were as happy as Tom Clancy's accountant when we heard that the developers were making a return trip to the glitzy, gambling capital of the world for a sequel.

After tracking down the team in Canada using sophisticated satellite GPS technology (and a phone), we shoved a snake cam under the door of the Ubisoft Montreal studio to listen in on lead multiplayer game designer Jean-Pascal Cambiotti and game designer Philippe Therien discuss how they avoided massive copyright lawsuits from Vegas hotels, what happens when terrorists become over-friendly, and getting professionals to fit into tight spandex and crouch and crawl around on the floor.

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Cambiotti: 'We really weren't done with the Vegas storyline and so we still had a lot of things that we wanted to do, both in the sense of location and in the sense of the story. So we wanted to go to Vegas' old town to show what the terrorists had been up to while we were going around quickly in Mexico. So it's really about filling in all the gaps and making sure that there was closure to the original's story. Therien: 'The first game had a bit of an odd ending (a slightly rubbish 'to be continued' affair -Ed), and we knew that, but at some point you just have to ship the game, right? If we had done that without the notion that we would do a second one, I would have felt terrible about it. But in a very, very vicious way I was kind of glad that people were disappointed with the ending because a lot of people wanted more, and that was kind of cool.'

Strip Show:

Therien: 'Making sure the locations were different enough from Vegos was really about art direction. In the first one we had a lot of the Strip, with the bright lights, blit we didn't want l/egos 2 to look exactly like the first one. So we decided to look more into the seedy back areas and locations when yon go off the Strip, and a whole lot of the Nevada desert. It was really just 'What else in Vegas can we show?' and it was a logical choice to move off the Strip - the nightclubs for example, the refinery, all that stuff is about exploring different locales while still being about Las Vegas.

'During the day, it's all grey, I it's not that glitzy, its not that impressive, so we wanted to explore that unknown part of the city that people might not be familiar with and that's what has allowed us to keep the game fresh.'

Viva Las Vegas:

Therien: 'Well, the thing is with Vegas is that we can't recreate it per se because everything is copyrighted - only the general look of the city from the outside is not copyrighted. So what we tried to do was tap the general feel of the city with an amazing Strip in the middle and all that but we recreated everything for our purposes - we didn't want to have the real buildings anyway, because they're not great for gameplay. So going off the Strip was a lot more interesting. The trick is to make it feel like Vegas, look like Vegas, but not be obviously legally liable for anything.'

Cambiotti: 'There are a lot of buildings and landmarks in Las Vegas that are actually copyrighted - for example, for one of the missions we had a light show, but the actual light show at one of the hotels we wanted was copyrighted so we couldn't use it!'

Swat Tactics:

Cambiotti: 'We've done many, many outings and meetings with the professional SWAT guys. We're making a game that aims to cross that gap between a simulator and making a fun, entertainment product, and our challenge is to take all those really cool real-world tactics and complex rules and make them into something that's consumable for most people.

'We've met with Russian special forces, American special forces, people that had been in Iraq, guys who have l)een to Afghanistan, police officers, firemen, a guy from the Montreal SWAT team. We take all of what they are telling us, and we ask them also what are the really unusual things that people may not know, and then we take all that and try to make it into a game.'

Squad Mentality:

Cambiotti: 'Making the squad look and feel realistic means ensuring the Al is aware of the environment, but without cheating, so they have to know where the threats are and react believably. The Al programmers also put a lot of effort on the heuristics - for example, do the squad engage the threat, do they take cover, do they retreat, do they reload? So there's a bunch of algorithms that are set in place to make it feel like this is a real SWAT mission and the challenging part is to make sure that the squad actually works as a team. They need to be tactically aware of one another, so the Al knows when to take cover or provide covering fire for example.'

Therien: 'We had a hilarious bug though, where our Al would wave! We weren't sure what was going on, but the bad guys would be holding their weapons and yelling at us, but also happily waving...'

Cover Story:

Therien: 'The cover in Vegas was just too slow, and sometimes the camera angles were frustrating, so we looked at fixing all that for the second one. The cover system has become one of the staples of our games and we're really satisfied with the way it turned out. We have people who come up to us and say, 'I was playing this other shooter and I wish I could take cover like you do in Vegas 2 and we're kind of the same way now.'

Cambiotti: 'We feel like we stepped up the cover system in Vegas 2 because we now have a bullet penetration system which really makes you think about what you're trying to take cover behind, like with a cardboard box you're going to be pretty vulnerable.'

Smokin' Aces:

Therien: 'With the Advanced Combat EnhancementSpecialisation (ACES) system (weapon unlocks for specific in-game achievements and playing styles) the rewards are given for doing certain things in the game, but on a deeper level, it allows you to understand and appreciate the actual gameplay that you're doing. So people now are able to understand what CQC (Close Quarters Combat) is, what a marksman is - and this is something that we're happy about. Now they know what the game is, why they're doing these actions and they can put a name to it One of our big objectives was to give everybody a taste of really cool SWAT tactics, while giving those rewards out and we think that we managed it'.

Cambiotti: 'Well, right from the start we put a lot of effort into improving the multiplayer, taking what worked in Vegas and building on that, and at the same time changing some of the key modes like Total Conquest. We reworked the game rules so that it would be more intense but still have the same gameplay. 'One of the areas we put a lot of effort into was to try and reduce the amount of time that the player waits before he plays a multiplayer match, so he can join a game in progress. We also reduced the loading times and reworked some of the game modes that were problematic.'

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Bullet Points:

Therien: 'We actually have the technical knowledge and the programming skills to make the weapons very realistic. If there was dirt in your barrel, we could make the gun shoot differently, we could calculate if it was raining, with wind pressure... We could make a life-like simulator that would be extremely accurate. However, is that fun? God, no.

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'We look at each weapon and see what makes this weapon unique, then emphasise these features to give them more of a cinematic feel, but only in the sense of bringing out their personality.

'For example, the AK-47 is a weapon that people are familiar with and it has a very distinctive sound, so we've amplified that. We cheat the values because if we didn't, the game just wouldn't work, but as far as how the weapons look and how they sound, that's perfectly accurate. We didn't compromise, right down to the screws on the handle of the weapon.'

Mo-Cap Mo-Fos:

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Therien: 'All of the animation is motion-captured. The guys do clean it up a little bit when it comes back from the studio, but every single animation in the game was mo-capped in our own broadcast studio here in Montreal. We do put on the gear ourselves when we're in pre-production or we're talking about what we are going to do, but with us not being the most in-shape people in the world, we get professionals to come in. They put on the nice little tight spandex number and go around crouched for a while...'