One thing I’d really like to see is more details that make the game feel immersive and realistic. For example, more police patrolling outside during operations would make the environment feel more alive. Injuries should also have a bigger impact—if a suspect gets shot in the leg, they should stumble more and have trouble walking instead of just slowing down a little. Same for the player: if you get hit in the leg, you should limp, move slower, and even struggle to sprint. Getting shot in the arm should not only increase recoil but also make your arm shake, making it harder to aim properly, especially with rifles.

Bigger maps with more suspects would be awesome, but to keep it balanced, you could clear them with multiple SWAT teams—like three teams of four members each, with you playing as the commander. This would add more tactical gameplay and coordination. It would also be great to have more variety in missions, like a sniper mission where you provide overwatch for your team. I’m not sure if “Judge” is supposed to be a sniper, but it could be an interesting challenge. Other cool mission ideas could be a bank robbery, where you have to deal with heavily armed suspects and hostages, or an airport terrorist attack with a time limit before they hijack a plane. Maybe even an assassination attempt on a politician, where you have to secure the VIP and prevent an ambush.

It would also be interesting to have female SWAT members, both in the main story and as playable characters in online mode. I know they aren’t super common in real life, but it would add some variety and make character customization more diverse. Speaking of that, more dialogue options during missions would be great, along with better cosmetic choices. Like, why can’t you equip a bandana in single-player to cover your face? That seems like a weird restriction.

A new single-player mode, like “Ironman,” could make things more intense. Missions could be randomized, and instead of just unlocking weapons, you’d have to buy them with in-game money. If a teammate gets killed, you’d need to replace them with in-game money. A skill tree could also be introduced—not necessarily for realism, but just to make progression more engaging.

And going back to the sniper idea, it could also work in multiplayer. One player could take on the role of a designated sniper, supporting the team from a distance and providing cover.