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Description
These are some enemy designs for the operation expendables game.
the ones here are from the test campaign, so they are mainly examples to show the differences between different types of enemy grunts.
the types are, from left to right:

Patrol unit- this type of unit is the kind of unit that will be out in the world searching for the players. They are not equipped with anything to high tech, but have a lot of survival items for long trips into the wilderness. They have decent firepower, but nothing to heavy.

rapid response unit- these units are deployed very quickly to serve as backup. They don't come with much gear, and are the most squishy units, but they usually are accompanied by a vehicle, usually with very large guns attached to them.

security unit: these are the units that stay at home. They are armed with large weapons, a ton of armor, and high tech to help them see the enemy before they get too close.
however, they are not equipped for long-term operations.

more on the way!

Description
These are some enemy designs for the operation expendables game.
the ones here are from the test campaign, so they are mainly examples to show the differences between different types of enemy grunts.
the types are, from left to right:

Patrol unit- this type of unit is the kind of unit that will be out in the world searching for the players. They are not equipped with anything to high tech, but have a lot of survival items for long trips into the wilderness. They have decent firepower, but nothing to heavy.

rapid response unit- these units are deployed very quickly to serve as backup. They don't come with much gear, and are the most squishy units, but they usually are accompanied by a vehicle, usually with very large guns attached to them.

security unit: these are the units that stay at home. They are armed with large weapons, a ton of armor, and high tech to help them see the enemy before they get too close.
however, they are not equipped for long-term operations.

more on the way!