1, you need to have a much higher reputation than other versions when buying an agent.

2, the need for prestige, which is equal to the game money given in each game.

3. If it is recharged, it is no different from other versions. The difference in purchase is only reflected in the proportion of the game.

There is no difference except the agent.

Rainbow Six: China Strike Force is also a first-person perspective action game with high fidelity. In the game, players will command an elite anti-terrorism special force to fight to the death with various international terrorists.

Because of the particularity of anti-terrorism action, players in the game must make their subordinates follow the principle of "one shot, one kill" in their actions and complete the most difficult task at the least cost. Otherwise, I am afraid that players will meet God every time, and players will be incompetent as commanders (in this respect, former Israeli Prime Minister Barak is successful).

Because of this, players must be in a state of high tension at any time during the game, listen to even the slightest noise with their ears, and make correct judgments keenly, so players are likely to feel that they are not just playing games, but are really in that dangerous environment.