I'm excited for RO2, but I've never played the first one. I've just heard good things, and seeing videos on RO2 and seeing how different and creative it was got me interested. Should I bother playing the first one now?
Should I buy this?
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Its really an amazing game, I just bought it a couple of months ago and its well worth the money. However, It does have a very steep learning curve so don't be put off by that. Also, its an older game developed by like 5 devs so it does have some quirks like unbreakable actions.
If you find it too steep for you tastes, don't be dissuaded from getting HoS, its supposed to have a more shallow, extended learning curve and will be awesome whether you are new to RO or a mod veteran.
So to answer your question, yes, you should get it.
If you find it too steep for you tastes, don't be dissuaded from getting HoS, its supposed to have a more shallow, extended learning curve and will be awesome whether you are new to RO or a mod veteran.
So to answer your question, yes, you should get it.
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For the infantry combat: YES
For the tank combat: NO. Its unrealistically disappointing.
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Absolutely, buy it! It's only like $10 via Steam now, way way worth it. BTW, Re TANK!'s statement, having never been a WW2 tanker, I have no idea how realistic it is, but I find the tank combat to be fun, actually enjoy it more than plain infantry. My 2 cents, TWB*SlowBull
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Buy it friend, its pure fun! Infantry vs Infantry - Tank vs Infantry - Tank vs Tank its all great fun! If you play with buddies its even better!
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ABSOLUTELY yes.
It's better for infantry, but the tanks are fun too. They are not sim-grade realistic, but considering the overall game (not to mention where things have come since CoDUO)....the tanks are still very very good.
It's better for infantry, but the tanks are fun too. They are not sim-grade realistic, but considering the overall game (not to mention where things have come since CoDUO)....the tanks are still very very good.
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You should definately buy it , because RO is unique in FPS genre. It offers very flexible level of simulation, which is not that hardcore as Arma , but much mroe complicated than call of duty of BF Bad company.
If you like shooters this game will keep you involved for several months minimum.
PS I started in 2004 and stopped active play only after the release of BC 2 in 2010.
If you like shooters this game will keep you involved for several months minimum.
PS I started in 2004 and stopped active play only after the release of BC 2 in 2010.
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I bought it the other day and have enjoyed so far but I find it extremely difficult at times. I favor a bolt but find the sway and the movement of the avatar more challenging than I care for. I hope the new game is a little more easier to play. Does anyone have any suggestions on tweaking my mouse to help out a bit?
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Yeah and trial and error, feel free to tweak and try. I suggest you put windows mouse sensitivity to middle position and turn enhance pointer precision off, also in-game take mouse smoothing off and reduce mouse lag off if you dont need it i.e. your mouse doesnt lag when it is off, those should make aiming easier.
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You do know that standing and aiming down the sights produces sway more quickly and more pronounced than when in crouch and that sway is even less when prone and done to none when your weapon is rested on an object don't you?
Standing = more sway more quickly
Crouch = less sway more slowly
Prone = minimal sway
Rested against something = no sway
If your gun starts to sway in iron sights while standing, drop your weapon from iron sights and then re-aim. Holding it up too long is where the sway comes in.
And you do realize that running to near exhaustion and then trying to aim down the sights while standing produces more sway too?
If your having trouble aiming because of mouse sensitivity, then turn it down. With my particular equipment, my mouse sensitivity in game is 0.75. Do it while on a server and playing or it won't "stick" in the configuration.
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Yes I do realize all this but thanks anyway and thanks for the mouse info. I'm used to firing my bolt on the move and I guess all those years of cod are going to be hard shake . I'm finding the controls very hard to get used to due to the fact that I am having to remap my brain lol. Also I'm new over here and apologize in advance if some of the topics I post have already been discussed on other threads. Thanks again for the reply.
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