RO2 Release Date
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for russians, the t-34 tank fully modeled to compete with german vehicles. also, have the zeltbahn, camo smock, gun shroud, foliage, camo netting and others ready. if not, i will make it for free, your artist will then take it, adjust it to skeletons, and coder put into game. thank you. i do it for no charge. only to enrich battlefield atmosphere. real gritty combat, not cleaned up, everyone wearing same thing with camo. thanks
im still hoping for rolled up sleeves . .
On the plus the most naked ro players are coming back
On the plus the most naked ro players are coming back
I gotta say, I really like the full page ad in PC Gamer for Heroes of Stalingrad!
(next to another full page ad for Dwarfs!?)
(next to another full page ad for Dwarfs!?)
I just noticed that RO2 is actually like 2 months before Brothers of Dutyfield: Call of Modern Honour 3!
My money says that so many people are gonna be buying RO2 instead of just waiting. :IS2:
My money says that so many people are gonna be buying RO2 instead of just waiting. :IS2:
I just noticed that RO2 is actually like 2 months before Brothers of Dutyfield: Call of Modern Honour 3!
My money says that so many people are gonna be buying RO2 instead of just waiting. :IS2:
Hopefully, TWI deserves all money they can get, and RO2 all players it can get (as long as they behave)
Dietrich Graf
FNG / Fresh Meat
Don't get me wrong, I'm happy by the release and the price. But I'm not feeling the logo. The font doesn't feel WWIIish no matter how much erase tool you use. I know I'm going to get flamed to hell and back, but the logo has to be awesome and leave you in awe. Some casual gamers make their purchasing decision on packing and branding alone.
I used to intern at a PR back in college in 2005. I can tell you how extremely picky PR/marketing practitioners can be about a logo. They literally will have their graphic artist make 50 variations and then show it off to a focus group for feedback.
I used to intern at a PR back in college in 2005. I can tell you how extremely picky PR/marketing practitioners can be about a logo. They literally will have their graphic artist make 50 variations and then show it off to a focus group for feedback.
