Photos of real locations
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Thanks to everyone for posting this stuff, really interesting 
Quite saddening too - looking at the perfect, pristine buildings, and also seeing the devastation that the battles caused. Must have been hell for those soldiers
Quite saddening too - looking at the perfect, pristine buildings, and also seeing the devastation that the battles caused. Must have been hell for those soldiers
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Open console, type:
Code:
togglescreenshotmodeHides HUD and first person weapon. Typing it in the console again restores normal mode.
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If you don't want to hide the weapon model you can navigate to your My Documents/My Games/RedOrchestra2/ROGram/Config/ROGame.ini, and find the bShowHUD=true value and change ti to false.
This also gets rid of the tacical display. Just change it back to true when you're done.
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Damn they really pounded the hell out of that building. Was a interesting story and it's a shame he never found out what happened to the guys he was with whom had tried to escape.
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Yeah, shame they mis-labelled a whole pile of buildings
Including the Univermag, which is pretty unmistakable...
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I'm not sure that he did, at least not the univermag. The old facade is kind of hidden within a new city block that extends up to the edge of the park, where as during the battle the park exceeded the department store.
Google Earth has a 360 panorama of the facade you can check out.
Google Earth has a 360 panorama of the facade you can check out.
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I'm not sure that he did, at least not the univermag. The old facade is kind of hidden within a new city block that extends up to the edge of the park, where as during the battle the park exceeded the department store.
Google Earth has a 360 panorama of the facade you can check out.
Uuuh is it me as the orange rightangle on the picture i posted is on a different building as the piece you post. I did not even have a beer today ?
Google made me end on a website owned by a guy named Gillham. Never heard of him but he
had this nice picture.
A smaller pic
And another
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Previous pic a bit smaller
And another one from Univermag (very similiar to anothers, but well...)
And another one from Univermag (very similiar to anothers, but well...)
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Thank you all guys for the new pictures and thank you, Murphy & Garabaldi, for the screenshot details
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People have things they like and dislike about this game. And things they want fixed.
But even the gripers have to admit, the attention to detail with these maps is awesome!
Not only the map re-creation, but the sounds are incredible. Add in the fact that soldiers cry when they die, and it is almost chilling sometimes.
When I look at the real pictures and remember where I went on that map in-game, I almost feel like I was really there! GREAT WORK!
I always wanted to visit Volvograd, now I reaaaaaaaaaaaally want to visit Volvograd...
But even the gripers have to admit, the attention to detail with these maps is awesome!
Not only the map re-creation, but the sounds are incredible. Add in the fact that soldiers cry when they die, and it is almost chilling sometimes.
When I look at the real pictures and remember where I went on that map in-game, I almost feel like I was really there! GREAT WORK!
I always wanted to visit Volvograd, now I reaaaaaaaaaaaally want to visit Volvograd...
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The maps in the game are definitely masterpieces that's for sure.
One can really understand with these photos why Stalingrad was a "model city," some of that architecture is beautiful. I agree it definitely tugs at your heartstrings seeing the before and after shots.
One can really understand with these photos why Stalingrad was a "model city," some of that architecture is beautiful. I agree it definitely tugs at your heartstrings seeing the before and after shots
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icle... (Urbanus grapje)
Anywho: Fallen Fighters Square anno now:
http://wikimapia.org/115344/Pl-The-fallen-fighters
(Urbanus grapje)Anywho: Fallen Fighters Square anno now:
http://wikimapia.org/115344/Pl-The-fallen-fighters
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You will recognize many locations (especially red oktober factory)
Battle of Stalingrad 42-43 - YouTube[/U]
Battle of Stalingrad 42-43 - YouTube[/U]
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Well, the thread has re-appeared
I had been updating on this topic: http://forums.tripwireinteractive.com/showthread.php?t=57095
Dev mappers must appear and talk us about mapping work
I had been updating on this topic: http://forums.tripwireinteractive.com/showthread.php?t=57095
Dev mappers must appear and talk us about mapping work
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Great pics. That pic at 06:29 must surely be a reenactement?
Lots of PPShs and even a stick mag. Seems like they were much more common among the ranks than the MP40 at the time of the battle.
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Yes, I had seen this photo before and wandered about it's legitimacy. The caption beneath the original I downloaded reads "Sept., 1942. Stalingrad suburb outskirts, holding form" Those are real panzers and it looks like a dust trail behind the one coming off the hill. Those red army soldiers on the ground look pretty deceased. I would think if it was soviet propoganda they wouldn't include there own soldiers "playing dead". It's really hard to say though. Could be a setup photo. Imagine how hard it would to lay there in the open with 2 panzers approaching! Who knows maybe that's why 1/2 million Russians died there
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[sarcasm] All those pictures are staged, obviously. There were not that many SMG's and SVT's in Stalingrad... in fact, only 1 in 2 had a rifle. And they only had one bullet as well...[/sarcasm]
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