Teardown

It's fun, but I feel like the way the quests rely on timers constantly really ruins it for me. It turns into setting up the map so that you are able to do a very precise formulaic solution (As in, if you want to get all the objectives in the mission, you'll basically do the same as everybody else that also got all the objectives), is as if the game was designed for creative destruction, but the missions were designed by someone who hated creativity. Like I remember the first time I got one of those alarm missions I thought "maybe if I cut the electricity they won't activate" nope, they still do, then I got a tool that lets you do precise cuts, so I thought "maybe if I take the chunk of the building with me it won't activate" nope, it still activates, so... what you end up having to do is clear up the way (Maybe you move a vehicle, maybe you cut trees, maybe you blow up a wall or the floor, etc) until the map is set up in a perfect way which will allow you to finish all objectives and... in practice it's very lame.