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In the section on the gameplay, the first sentence states that The Sum of All Fears is simplified in relation to the Ghost Recon series. The next sentence remarks that there is no planning phase and that the player executes a preplanned scenario. To my recollection this is no different from Ghost Recon that does not have a planning phase. On the other hand I believe that Rainbow Six includes an opportunity to plan the mission. I guess my question is whether or not Ghost Recon in the first sentence of the gameplay section should be changed to Rainbow Six?--Henry Berthelsen (talk) 08:35, 26 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]
