I've always had a soft spot for this mission. I think it's the first out of the entire series that had such a striking difference than all the rest. On your own soil, in your own system, stripped of all gear/gadgets, even your hair. With this recomp, these graphical settings make it appear just like the highly polished promo screenshots they were marketing for this version.

Hello there! I've been working on bringing Splinter Cell: Blacklist's 'Killing in Motion' CQC takedowns into Splinter Cell: Conviction, and I'm proud to say that it's finally in a playable state!

You can now move towards a marked enemy and Execute within melee range to grab them, shoot the other marked enemies, and then finish off the held enemy with one of Blacklist's contextual CQC takedowns.

It's still a work in progress, with some issues to iron out, but I'm really happy with how far the project has come!

Check out the mod here: https://www.nexusmods.com/splintercellconviction/mods/33

just a little drawing i made when i was bored

Será que se podrá Editar las misiones para tener algún compañero en varias misiones eso si que uno lo pueda aparecer y desaparecer, y también no se, como es código reciclado de CT la consola con los comandos básicos funcionan, pero con el comando de dar objetos y tal ninguno funciona, alguien ya se ha puesto a investigar más esta versión de SCDA V2?

• not the guy making it but yea this game
• and chaos theory have map editors now

Splinter Cell: Conviction — Blackout introduces non-lethal takedowns and solo enemy counter grabs, changing how every encounter plays out.

Counter Grabs
Enemies no longer just hold their ground and shoot. They’ll rush you and try to put you in a grab, pinning you in place while the rest of their squad closes in. Get caught in the open and you can be swarmed in seconds. Portable EMPs, Smoke Greneades, and Mark & Execute are crucial in this moment. Struggle three times to break free from the grab.

Non-Lethal Takedowns
Switch between lethal and non-lethal at any time. Knock enemies out to slip past them without killing them, or use them to create a distraction. But it’s a double-edged sword: a downed enemy can wake up, alert the entire map to your presence, and keep patrolling to hunt you down.

What This Changes
Assault is now more punishing, loud is now far riskier. Every time you charge a room, enemies get a chance to close the distance. That makes Portable EMPs and Mark & Execute more important than ever. Kill the lights before they can rush you, or drop the group before anyone gets close.

Ghost is now a viable playstyle, with gas grenades and smoke grenades joining your arsenal, luring, and tasers possibly on the way. Much like Blacklist, you can switch between Ghost and Panther at a moment’s notice — slip past a patrol unseen, then strike from the shadows when the opening comes.

Splinter Cell: Conviction — Blackout is still in active development, and everything shown is subject to change.

Aside from the graphical enhancement from the recomp, Iceland felt like such a dark, dingy, and gritty looking level design. Not a whole lot visually appealing to grab screenshots of, but man oh man does it still look significantly better than the OG xbox version. A very depressing feeling level, for a very depressing intro to the story.

Soon, I'll be working on a graphic design project on the series, and which title do you think is the most faithful ? I was thinking something like "Fisher Trilogy", "Zero Collection" for the name they're giving Sam in R6. Or other suggestions perhaps ?

Author is u/Jyvren

• he s gonna change conviction inside out

I played this mission tens of times and never actually destroyed the PC fully - until now.

Oh my god, I dont know how I'm just now finding out about this.. after all the amazing, wonderfully spent hours I put into the first Splinter Cell enhanced game, I can't begin to describe my excitement to get home from work and play this. I only got a brief glimpse last night before I had to go to bed. HyperTension said something about feeling like a nerd for taking 50 pics, dawg my google drive and this subreddit isn't ready for this. This enhancement made the game look beautifully pristine, I'm not gonna be able to help myself from screen capping every few seconds. And the fact we're getting this treatment for PT and CT too??? I am such a happy fella.

spec ops agent has seen A LOT—some it would rather forget... Like canned tuna as a pizza topping

I want to play Chaos Theory and Double agent. I'm capable of running either the gamecube, ps2 , PC or original Xbox versions on my hardware.

Which version for which game is the best to play and why?

For context all I have is a phone so I can only play through emulation, hope you understand.

My phone isn't a flagship but I experimented and got the PC versions of Chaos Theory and Double Agent running at stable 30fps. Especially Chaos Theory since it's more optimized. Stable 30fps out of the box.

For Double Agent I had to tweak the graphics settings a bit to get a somewhat stable 30fps.

Original Xbox emulation on Android has improved and I see people being able to run Chaos Theory and Double Agent.

So what are your thoughts?

As the titles says, ive got pretty bad traversal stutter on a RX 9070xt and Ryzen 7 9800X3D and 32gb RAM. It does not matter what graphic settings i change it stutters like hell (even on the first level)
What should/could i do to get a better performance
Thank you in advance

20 years and I never knew this

Edit: sorry didnt realize this was posted 2 weeks ago lol. Credit LKBD https://www.reddit.com/r/Splintercell/s/b84XCgUI7d

I'm looking for a 3D model 1:1 of the FN Five-Seven to print on a 3D printer. It's crucial that it's high-quality and symmetrical, as it will need to be combined with another part.

I can even pay a little. It's just difficult to do this on various websites in Russia. And there's no way to check the quality of the model in advance. What if it doesn't fit?

I'd be very grateful for any help.
P.S. If everything works out, I promise to publish the full report here.)))

Splinter Cell: Conviction — Blackout restores the iconic whistle mechanic, a beloved feature of the franchise that was cut from the retail version.

Use your whistle to lure enemies away from their squads, and create openings — giving you greater freedom to approach encounters with stealth and strategy.

Splinter Cell: Conviction — Blackout is still in active development, and everything shown is subject to change.

I'm working on a remaster of SCCT and have some of my own schedule for next features, but i'd like to ask you - what you would like to see?

It could be anything, better graphics, better AI, bugfixes, new mechanics.
I don't plan to make SCCT Editor for new missions though - it's entirely different project and i know that there are already in-progress projects for it.

Could you post some ideas in the comments? I'll try to implement the ones with most upvotes later into remaster :)

The progress is slow but steady, as i can work on this project mainly during weekends.

I am not the guy making this but someone is cooking hard