One Shot, One Kill: Difference between revisions

*The name One Shot, One Kill maybe came from the US Sniper School motto of the same name. Also, in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, a flashback mission of the protagonist's squad leader, Captain Price has also the name One Shot, One Kill and also had the same objective: to kill someone important; but in the GTA version, it is an informant of FIB, while in Call of Duty, it is to kill a weapons dealer whom sell weapons to mercenaries so that the dealer could get the mercenaries to his Ultranationalist party. Both of the missions requires the player to shot at a distance and to escape. The differences are that in the GTA version, it utilizes a simple sniper rifle, as in Call of Duty, an M82A1 SASR, an incredibly powerful weapon that can be shot from far away and can easily rip off a body part is used; in the GTA version of the mission, the target is killed upon being shot while in Call of Duty, the target survives with the arm ripped off by the bullet.( In Call of Duty 4, doesn't matter where you shot the target, even in the head, the target always have his right arm ripped off.) In the Call of Duty version of the mission, it is a 2 man black op mission while in the GTA version it is a normal assassination mission.