Dynamic automatic sound,e.g. when enemy shouts "Gerenade!" when it land near?can be very helpful. I remember it helped a lot in BC 2 , especially when playing against Russian team.
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Three new videos (German/Russian and mutliplayer).
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what is up with the running in red orc 2 ?
what is up with the running in red orc 2 ?
well i have watched the latest videos and the running or how your player runs has instantly put me off
http://www.gametrailers.com/video/multiplayer-gameplay-red-orchestra/717223
watch straight away its like hes doing a monty python sketch or a wide boy run
will this be changed seems a little like hes leaning back limbo style
what is up with the running in red orc 2 ?
well i have watched the latest videos and the running or how your player runs has instantly put me off
http://www.gametrailers.com/video/multiplayer-gameplay-red-orchestra/717223
watch straight away its like hes doing a monty python sketch or a wide boy run
will this be changed seems a little like hes leaning back limbo style
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Going to have to agree with nebsif
Edit: I really don't see anything wrong with the running, it's how the germans were trained to run in ww2, the russians were trained differently.
I definitely can't see what you are seeing and by the sounds of your description, thank god.
Edit: I really don't see anything wrong with the running, it's how the germans were trained to run in ww2, the russians were trained differently.
I definitely can't see what you are seeing and by the sounds of your description, thank god.
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what ? lol so they were trained to run like that
Hmm I don't know... and Russians were trained to use both hands when running - it is implemented in the game.
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It depends on where you get hit, what kind of bullet hits, you, etc. There's a video of a fairly large (shirtless) man getting shot by a SWAT team with a submachine gun and it shows a noticeable but not utterly prevalent mist of blood. Might be different if you get shot in a major artery.
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Shirtless being the key here. Those dang clothes tend to get in the way blood. I'm shocked at the gore lust some are displaying.
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True, but if a bullet passes directly through someone I doubt clothing will make much of a difference in the exit wound, unless they have body armor on.
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Yeah, that looks really weird when they go up- and downstairs with the speed of lightning
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Why? Many people simply want realism and authenticity. For that, you need to show what weapons can do to the human body.
Without it it becomes less immersive. It's not like we get a hard-on from seeing gore. I don't see what's so shocking, and tbh saying stuff like that is too self-righteous, like we are all sick in the head except for you.
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Could someone from TWI tell me/us, if this is the final AI or - like the game build - also a alpha or beta AI?
I have seen some nice reactions from AI so far, but they still attack too rambo styled (running into the enemy, hipshooting) or pass each other, not reacting on the enemy running right next to him or when taking fire sticking to cover of the wrong direction (so you can still easily shoot them)
I know this is mainly a MP game, but imho these features should be part of an regular AI
Overall, great videos!
I have seen some nice reactions from AI so far, but they still attack too rambo styled (running into the enemy, hipshooting) or pass each other, not reacting on the enemy running right next to him or when taking fire sticking to cover of the wrong direction (so you can still easily shoot them)
I know this is mainly a MP game, but imho these features should be part of an regular AI
Overall, great videos!
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I think the blood (or lack thereof) is very realistic. I do love the site of extreme blood spatter, but the dust makes it seem realistic, whether it actually is realistic or not is beside the point for me
Reminds me of saving private ryan, seeing mainly dust (but maybe that was for the rating...)
Reminds me of saving private ryan, seeing mainly dust (but maybe that was for the rating...)
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Blood from a wound is good and all, and losing limbs from explosives is great too, but demanding MORE GORE, is just a little silly. This isn't a horror game, even though war is horrible.
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I think the dust is great, as well as rounds that miss the target hitting surrounding areas. I've shot enough shirtless elk to know that there generally isn't a lot of blood on impact. If you blow something off maybe.....
I think the level of gore is Ok, maybe a teeny bit high from a realism point of view.
I think the level of gore is Ok, maybe a teeny bit high from a realism point of view.
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When You play WW2 air simulator You want to see enemy planes losing parts and going down with realistic smoke/explosions etc etc.
In RO2 I want to play as realistic as possible infantry/tank simulation. Geting hit in realistic way is very important part of overal experience.
Gore in RO1 was almost perfect, I hope TWI improve it a little bit in RO2 and I'll be very happy.
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I for one find excessive gore disgusting, and that's why I like it.
Gore is supposed to be disgusting. You shouldn't kid-glove the subject. Rainbows don't shoot out of people when you hit them with a bullet. Death is brutal, horrible, and war is an unconscionable and awful thing.
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And yet here we are in our leisure time playing games that portray it for nothing more than poops and giggles.
No one wants a 1-1 re-enactment of what war is like (and if you do...you know where you can go...), the gore in RO2 is better than RO1 as we've clearly seen from the screenies/footage (visible bullet holes in playermodels) and it is imo - just right. It's ugly when it needs to be, but it's not slapping you in the face with it - it's very similar to RO1 in that respect.
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Maybe when we get to the point where technology makes video games undeniably realistic looking and characters react 100% life-like it will be a jarring thing, but until then video-games are still video-games. It simply won't have the same effect on me as reality would for obvious reasons. Which is why I have fun with them.
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