Vegas 2 will begin chronologically before the events of the first game, specifically five years back, when you will experience an episode with one of the traitors in your team and through it you will understand his motives. Then the storyline of the second game will run parallel to the first game, when Logan and his team were in Mexico: in the meantime, you will see the futile struggle of the police to conquer the occupied casinos in the city and the declining morale of the unsuccessful NSA agents. How is that? You will take the lead of another team, which was also mentioned in the first game, and this time you will actually see the story through to the end (i.e. you will also see the events at the Nevada dam, which culminated in the first game). Instead of Logan, you will take on the hero Bishop, neutrally named for a simple reason - you will create him yourself, i.e. including the choice of gender, clothing and characteristic facial features. Character creation will probably proceed in the same way as when creating a multiplayer identity in the first game, i.e. within the framework of PEC (Persistent Elite Creation). In the game you will meet again with old familiar colleagues, demolition specialist Michael Walter and explorer Jung Park. However, the authors want to take you out of the interiors of casinos more often, not only to night bars, but also to open spaces (streets) or even beyond the city limits. During these missions you will experience, for example, sunrise and sunset. The artificial intelligence of the opponents will also undergo changes. Each level in the campaign will have several entry points, thanks to which enemies will sometimes appear behind your back. In addition, the terrorists will essentially cover each other's backs and use defensive shields, so you will have to aim at their legs or use grenades directly.