Game worth buying?

[MarioBava]

Oh, I was going to say this, too:

Free weekend is great. But sometimes with RO2 it may not be love at first sight. Despite what detractors might say, a game like this has some depth to it that you might not appreciate in the first couple times playing it.

 

[greenlemonade]

This is still as great a price as you'll get for a GREAT game that WILL get better.
Trust me, if you like FPS with a slower pace and want more realism buy this game right away and be ready for the big update to come

On free weekend, you can get all your friends to join you (please note this game has fairly high system requirements):
http://www.amazon.com/Red-Orchestra...U290/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1334694385&sr=8-1

 

[evilsooty999]

Great game. Kicks the **** out of BF3 and this is coming from a long-time Battlefield fan who spent an obscene amount of money on a new PC to run it

 

[Rak]

Nope.

 

[TrOOper]

yep.

 

[Fafnir_6]

Buy this game .

Fafnir_6

 

[The Commissar]

For $40? I'm sorry, but NO.
At a lower price, maybe.

 

[shadowmoses]

This is a very entertaining game

It's worth more than $40. to us

There isn't a more detailed WWII shooter out there

Things have happened in-game ( we only play multi-player with our 2 copies )
that have thrilled us and others watching us play.
It's amazing how much can happen on the maps in just few minutes.

There is a learning curve to it and you'll die a lot at first is the main worry.
More content (and bigger crowds) will be showing up by the time you get some
decent practice time in.

lol have you played a game called Red Orchestra: Ostfront?
Its a lot more detailed. Graphics aren't everything.

 

[MarioBava]

lol have you played a game called Red Orchestra: Ostfront?
Its a lot more detailed. Graphics aren't everything.

RO:Ost more detailed? Mmm...no.

 

[Massimo92]

I'm still deciding whether or not to purchase this game from steam for $40. I love WW2 and tactical shooters in general, but my main concerns from stuff i've read online are prevelent glitches and a lack of players online, the latter problem probably being more of an issue. So simply put, is the game worth getting for $40?

Dude i just bought the game and all I can say is that it's freaking amazing. I have console background and have played all cod and bf3. But this, this is some real ****. I know that during week days, mainly during day time, its hard to find lots of players and that there are bots. But when you actually play with humans only (which is not hard at evening time) its just so fun. Collaborating, tactics, flanking, EPIC. Furthermore, with the upcoming patch mamayev and so many upgrades are gonna be released and the community is gonna grow larger, hopefully. I even got one of my buddies to buy it

 

[Krobar]

RO:Ost more detailed? Mmm...no.

If you want to count features and about 5 years of content yes, but that can't really count against RO2 yet.

 

[CapitalistDog]

Yes

Yes

Yes, this game is worth every penny as far as I'm concerned. It's one of the few releases in the last year or 2 that has really got me constantly coming back for more.

The atmosphere in R02 is unlike any other first person shooter I've played. Things like the sounds of dying soldiers, the negative visual effects induced by nearby dying team-mate(s), and other touches like that really add to the immersion. To me, RO2 is unlike anything else on the marketplace with regards to realism and immersion.

The core gameplay is pretty solid as well. The maps are huge and you really feel a sense of struggle at times when battling over a key objective.

It is easily the best WW2 online FPS that I've ever played.

 

[Dix_Johnson]

I'm a little bitter at the moment so I'd recommend waiting for the free weekend.

Edit: Not to say you won't have much fun with it right now... But you might not have $40.00 worth of fun.

 

[Mike133]

Setting dollar bills on fire is waaay more fun than Ro2