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Well, seeing that I get a discount for owning RO1, I'm tempted to get a digital version, but then existing only as a mark on my Steam account isn't something RO2 deserves in my mind.
So, I ask you:
Why should/n't I get the Steam version now? What are the goodies I get for buying early compared...
This. Up there.
I've been in the military (light infantry = lots of attacking and counter-attacking) but I doubt I ran like that in full combat gear and carrying an assault rifle.
And yeah, I do run a lot. Long distances though, not sprinting like those running monkeys in the pictures...
Don't worry, I "know" how they will do it:
They will add the MG-42 as an unlockable weapon!
This way they will have Hitler's buzzsaw in the game without making them too common the battlefield.
Please note that this is an educated guess, nothing more.
I have a problem with those running Germans next to the tank... They look like aliens scurrying at USCM infantry.
Who raises their arms that high when running? Try doing a crouching run and see if you can get your elbows that high even if you try.
This has been an issue for me since the first...
A yellow top hat, perhaps?
Nah, all I want to know is where they a... I mean when this game is going to be published.
Any official news, inofficial rumours or educated guesses?
True. You die a lot in cover, but I put that on two things: 1) destructible terrain and 2) 3D spotting. These two are a killer combination.
People can just fire at your marker even when you are out of sight and hit you through the wall. Not very realistic.
In ROHOS cover should, even at its...
BC2 has the blur effect. Also your screen goes red when you are hit and your ears start humming. Furthermore, your cover will slowly disintegrate unless you are behind earthen obstacles or stones (and even some thick trees) and bullets penetrate light and medium cover.
I'd say suppression has...
I had to descend from Valhalla just to take part in this discussion. It's such an important one.
1) A suppression system based on immersion alone isn't a suppression system. A veteran knows not to flinch when he is fired at, while a rookie may not even realise he's being fired at. Only complete...
Hey, let's combine the good ideas here: retreating Soviets will be destroyed by robotic hitl0rs!
"You are entering the fire zone of a robotic Hitl0r. Return immediately!"
...and then the skulls and crossbones would soon follow.
My nick is from an old fiction book featuring a Lieutenant Vonreuter as a minor character. The name sounded cool, and I kind of identified with the character, so when I finally had to choose a nickname for, hmm, the old DoD I think, I chose Vonreuter.
Obviously "von Reuter(s)" is a wonderful...
Yeah, can we have the "m m m m monster kill!" in the voices of Hitler and Stalin for the Germans and Soviets, respectively? That should add to realism!
Think about hearing these pearls in Odessa or Stalingrad Kessel, our very own Deathmatch maps:
BOOM Headshot!
M m m m monster kill...
I'd love to say Kar98k, because I use it the most and I love it, BUT the fact is that the best weapon in the game award goes to...
G-41 feels more solid than the SVT-40 and I am a better shot with it, in both aimed and hip shooting, but the long reloading time is a killer, even when you...
NO!
IRL people are afraid to die, in games it is a common occurrence. Thus, we are far more heroic than people IRL.
Granted, some of that heroism (charging and spraying, holding suicidal positions, etc., etc.) can never be rooted out but we can at least NOT implement those where our lack of...
At the start of their war, the Americans were similarly poorly equipped in infantry AT capabilities. The principle was that tanks would take out enemy tanks. Shermans were no match for the late-war German tanks even in massed numbers, however, but the US air superiority prevailed over the steel...
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