Game Isnt Like ROOST
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I like RO2 and have been playing for some 15-20 hours. However, the bayonet should be detachable. Looks ridiculous when everybody are running around with it attached to their rifles. And besides that, it is very satisfying to engange the enemy after you have been hiding just to attach the bayonet and prepare for some close combat.
Like some of the others posted above, I agree that tripwire need to increase sway. For example, the G41 weighs 5.1 kilos and that made it quite a failure. The sway on that should be increased significantly especially after sprinting.
If it were so easy to hit a target with low stamina in real life then everyone would be a biathlete.
If it were so easy to hit a target with low stamina in real life then everyone would be a biathlete.
I would have likee RO2 to be a bit more like RO1.
Why is that so wrong? I just liked RO1 better. Especially the pace.
I don;t like the small things they've taken away though. Like the bayo's.
I also don;t like some things they've introduced. Like too many SMGs/Semi autos.
Rare and experimental weapons for everyone.
Lack of effects from being wounded,
Double zoom. (zoom while ADS is okay, the double zoom is a bit too much)
Why is that so wrong? I just liked RO1 better. Especially the pace.
I don;t like the small things they've taken away though. Like the bayo's.
I also don;t like some things they've introduced. Like too many SMGs/Semi autos.
Rare and experimental weapons for everyone.
Lack of effects from being wounded,
Double zoom. (zoom while ADS is okay, the double zoom is a bit too much)
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You mean, being able to detatch your bayo? As bayonets are in the game.
Everyone? Since when? It's a limited class.
How's that different from RO1? Which had no effects and no bandaging.
He means the way it was like in RO OST
Actually the MP40/2 and drum mags will be available for everyone who's max level
If you got shot in the leg you couldn't move as fast. Shot in the hand? you couldn't aim as good anymore
Yes I meant the detaching, sorry.
As said by spindle, I think everyone can pick them. And even if only Assault classes could pick them, having such rare weapons available in such quantity between 64 people is just silly.
Got shot in the hand, you drop your weapon, got shot in the leg, you walked slower.
With the pinpoint accuracy, it would be nice to lose some accuracy when I've been shot in the arms twice.
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You couldn't move as fast for a few seconds, before it returned to normal. Just like bandaging - only now you can die from it.
I never really had any problem aiming after getting shot in the hand (in the unlikely event that it happened, and then I managed to pick up the gun I spilled onto the floor).
We weren't argueing what we both think of the features.
I just said I missed them in RO2. Wasn't this the point of this topic?
Why do you have such a problem with that?
I don't care what you or anyone thinks of the missing things from RO1. I just said I miss them in RO2.
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What about being forced to basically hobble (ok, walk really slowly)? Also you would drop your weapon if shot in the hand. Not that I was a big fan of those features, but they were there.
edit: sorry, I'm obviously far too slow to keep up with your posting speed
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Its called nostalgia, and you'll never find a game as good as Ostfront because of it. Feels bad man I know, but that is also why games aren't as fun as they were on the SNES and N64/early PC days. Games will never be as good as when you were younger, because experience makes everyone jaded.
I do hope for the game to become much more like ROOST, and much less like Black Ops.
Yeah, I know, sorry but it does sometimes when some random guy you're aiming at while standing perfectly still just stop sprinting and shoot you in the face in less than 1millisecond.
Or when you get killed by some spraying semi/smg guy who didn't even need any skill to do so.
Yeah, I know, sorry but it does sometimes when some random guy you're aiming at while standing perfectly still just stop sprinting and shoot you in the face in less than 1millisecond.
Or when you get killed by some spraying semi/smg guy who didn't even need any skill to do so.
That's more of a positioning issue than an issue of them not using enough "skill" to kill you. If you place yourself in a position where they can just twitchshot you, then you should consider using cover more effectively.
That should atleast prevent them from "spraying".
If someone is able to aim at you in one millisecond he should win, because his reaction time is most likely unbeatable.
Spraying at you and maybe killing you (even behind cover) is a feature of the bullet penetration system and his ability to judge your position (or maybe luck) while he does not see you.
Both of your cases sound like it's the players ability, which gives him the advantage.
Won't cut it, not one bit.
Sometimes you have to attack or defend an objective, and hipshooting a bolt rifle is actually much harder ingame than it is IRL.
I don't see how anyone could miss a target which is like 10 meters away IRL.
Thus SMG's and Semis have a clear edge they shouldn't have.
LOL.
Sorry but it's just not what I meant or said.
Instant sprint-shoot is more like a bug than an actual mechanic that should be in a realistic game.
IRL the guy would just slip and fall if he suddenly stopped sprinting like he does in RO2, without slowing down a bit and take a second to aim.
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