I have also seen a german soldier gets shot in his stumich, falling to the ground and just cry. He was crying for a half a minute. Then my squad Leader shouted:"Show no mercy tovarisch!" and i shot him in the head. That was way too realstic in my opinion. Good job o that one TWI!
Your favorite line so far
- Thread starter Raneman
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Looks like you disobeyed your squad leader!
A man who doesn't know mercy would have left him bleeding and crying.
I've got some that I like and some I don't so much. One thing that strikes me is that although both sides have both, the russian lines tend to be more gung ho while many of the german lines are a bit more existential and depressed.
For example on the german side:
"All it takes is one mistake...." The soldier dosen't shout this he mutters it quietly to nobody in particular. He isn't so much warning himself as just contemplating that he is going to get it at some point.
and
"Come on, just kill us, I don't care anymore." Again, by the time the soldier finishes this line he is basically drifting off.
Taking the current level of chatty-ness options one step further, It would be cool if you could choose a personality for your soldier. This would change not only how often you spoke but also weight your comments either towards the more gung ho or existential lines etc.
The only line I could for sure do with less of is "they must be ****ting their beds." mainly because it seemingly gets played every 30 seconds.
For example on the german side:
"All it takes is one mistake...." The soldier dosen't shout this he mutters it quietly to nobody in particular. He isn't so much warning himself as just contemplating that he is going to get it at some point.
and
"Come on, just kill us, I don't care anymore." Again, by the time the soldier finishes this line he is basically drifting off.
Taking the current level of chatty-ness options one step further, It would be cool if you could choose a personality for your soldier. This would change not only how often you spoke but also weight your comments either towards the more gung ho or existential lines etc.
The only line I could for sure do with less of is "they must be ****ting their beds." mainly because it seemingly gets played every 30 seconds.
I was playing as a Russian in Apartments a few days ago. I was in the 2nd floor of the center building between the Propaganda House and the other area when I got shot by a German rifleman.
As the screen darkened, my guy stumbled around a little while mumbling something along the lines of "Why....why did you come here...? Why did you invade our home...?" before collapsing.
I felt so bad after hearing that. I just froze up for a few moments and had to tell some friends over Skype about what had just happened. It was just so tragic...
As the screen darkened, my guy stumbled around a little while mumbling something along the lines of "Why....why did you come here...? Why did you invade our home...?" before collapsing.
I felt so bad after hearing that. I just froze up for a few moments and had to tell some friends over Skype about what had just happened. It was just so tragic...
As german with real lang on, kill somone in CQB " HAHA, ICH MACHT IHR TOT!" ( I make you dead ). I Lol'd, Germans, so simplistic...
"Btw commie bro, just thought I'd tell you your dead, do not pass go, do not collect 200...."
"Btw commie bro, just thought I'd tell you your dead, do not pass go, do not collect 200...."
"Just kill me, I don't care anymore"
by German troops lol...but yet I was killing people with a mp40 like crazy when my char. said that line..
oh! and "You want an Iron Cross?! We have plenty crosses for you!!! HAHAHA"
said by Russian Troops..
by German troops lol...but yet I was killing people with a mp40 like crazy when my char. said that line..
oh! and "You want an Iron Cross?! We have plenty crosses for you!!! HAHAHA"
said by Russian Troops..
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"TRAITOR! Look what you are doing! Stop firing!"
That line is even funnier when my character yells from fall damage
That line is even funnier when my character yells from fall damage
Have you guys heard the Russian line:
"I don't understand, why am I doing this?"
Kinda threw me for a loop as I tried thinking why he would say that. I guess he was just conscripted and thrown into battle. But I found it interesting as it could be taken two ways.
1) He's afraid of dying.
2) He feels bad shooting other people.
Probably afraid of dying I suppose.
"I don't understand, why am I doing this?"
Kinda threw me for a loop as I tried thinking why he would say that. I guess he was just conscripted and thrown into battle. But I found it interesting as it could be taken two ways.
1) He's afraid of dying.
2) He feels bad shooting other people.
Probably afraid of dying I suppose.
I was playing as a Russian in Apartments a few days ago. I was in the 2nd floor of the center building between the Propaganda House and the other area when I got shot by a German rifleman.
As the screen darkened, my guy stumbled around a little while mumbling something along the lines of "Why....why did you come here...? Why did you invade our home...?" before collapsing.
I felt so bad after hearing that. I just froze up for a few moments and had to tell some friends over Skype about what had just happened. It was just so tragic...
Do you skype your friends every time you get your period?
During the beta I heard something that did something to me no other FPS has ever done. I could have been imagining it, but I swear that I heard someone say something along the lines of "Ilya are you alright? Ilya?.... Ilya?..." after a nearby team mate got killed.
The name isn't right, but I swear it was something like that. It made me feel like someone was trying to wake up my recently killed comrade, and starting to cry when he wouldn't.
My smile disappeared and I actually felt a little tug on my heart strings. That has NEVER happened to me in a game before. Even if it was just my imagination, it sure as hell felt like that was what someone should have been saying at that moment, based on what had just happened to us.
Nothing puts the smile back like "Tick tock, Fritz! Tick Tock!" I'm not sure about this, but the lines don't seem to be random, I only notice the tick tock one after I have just been on a rampage and killed several enemies within moments of each other. Maybe I only notice it when it makes sense given the situation, which makes it seem intentional, but when you get that moment when the line makes sense given the situation, it's incredibly immersive.
As I said that sort of thing usually doesn't affect me at all. In RO2 it does. Whether it's the lines themselves, or the whole package, this game immerses me in a war like no other ever has, and I've been playing FPS since Wolf3D.
In other games, a kill is just a kill. I get so many of them, none of them really matter. In this game, every kill is like a war of it's own. It may be over in under a second, but that second was the most intense I've ever had in a game. When I was running around BF1942, the unrealism around me prevented any immersion from happening. It was a game, nothing more. This really is more like a movie. You are actually experiencing the war through the words of the people around you as much as from the images.
Sometimes I just stop somewhere and watch the battle unfold. I never used to bother with screenshots, because once the kill is over, it's forgotten. But now, I'm taking trophy screenshots so I can look back on past glories.
This really is the best game I have ever played, period. Not FPS, GAME. I haven't played them all, but I am the happiest camper in the park, that's for sure. This game was worth 80 or even 120 dollars to me, and I only paid 40, it was a bargain of monumental proportions.
Axis playing commander something about "if you kill that mg supressing us ill give you a promotion "
Russian commander saying " no mercy " when a rocket strike devastates a large percentage of players
Russian commander saying " no mercy " when a rocket strike devastates a large percentage of players
