hello quick question was wondering if it could fly planes in RO2 sorry if I have errors because of Google translator
I have a question about the aircrafts of RO2
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Already confirmed they'll be patched in post-release
And as for the OP - no, you can't fly aircraft in RO2. It's a realistic mechanized infantry and tank only game.
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Bottom line: This isn't battlefield where every soldier knows how to fire all of the guns on the battlefield, drive every tank, and fly every aircraft. Besides, who would want to fly a recon plane?
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skynet germans/russians?
Hehe, Terminator's with bolt-actions would be pretty epic.
But no, mechanised as in light-armoured vehicles + infantry.
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Actually, because its a 1st Person Shooter game, there shouldn't even be Recon Planes or Call-In Heavy Arty ( Mortar Barrage is ok ), as stuff like this takes place before a battle begins...Sigh TWI.
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I don't think it's particularly unrealistic to have those elements. Battle itself changes the battlefield. The need for ongoing recon and softening the target ahead of the advancing line is very real, in my estimation.
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I think you underestimate the amount of airpower and artillery there was at the battle of Stalingrad.
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Did they really have recon planes flying in Stalingrad ? and how did they inform what they saw to the troops in the battle ?
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The Henschel Hs 123 recon/dive-bomber bi-plane took part in the battle of Stalingrad. It was a two-seater, so it allowed for a pilot and a radio-man. The Hs 123 is actually going to be in the game as the reconaissance plane for the Germans.
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I believe there were cases in which the recon planes relayed information via flying low and slow with megaphones. Certainly the tactic was used by the Russians to encourage the surrender of the Germans.
I'd also assume that either visual or radio signals were used and relayed to observers or radio operators.
I'd also assume that either visual or radio signals were used and relayed to observers or radio operators.
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Yeah they did throw/drop propaganda flyers, i think the recon information they gathered was brought back to Airport from where they used radio to inform the area they need to, between radio operators from where there was messangers who delivered the notes to officers in the battlefield.
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