Red Orchestra: The Heroes Of Stalingrad

First-Person coversystem?
UE3?
Realistiskt?
Ordentlig inlärningskurva utan att dumma ner?

Jag har inte spelat det första Red Orchestra, men g'damn, 2:an verkar grym, nu är jag hyped!

Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad

Release Date: Late Q1/Early Q2 – Developer: Tripwire Interactive- Publisher: Tripwire Interactive

Why it’s a winner? Uncompromisingly PC
A shot in the arm for the Call of Duty-fatigued, Red Orchestra 2 is Tripwire Interactive’s gunpowder-perfumed love letter to complexity. We don’t knock shooter-makers releasing their works on multiple platforms, but RO2 is already showing us what a multiplayer FPS can do when it’s locked-in exclusively for the PC: true-to-life ballistics that differentiates between whether my bullet tags an enemy in the liver or the shoulder, a first-person cover and weapon-bracing system and massive, 64-player battlefields that forego the boring bottlenecks we’re used
to in favor of intricate, varied avenues for shooting other men.
Of course, all that realism wouldn’t be worth the ash off Stalin’s cigar if it didn’t control comfortably. But that may be RO2’s greatest feat—building dazzling, detailed systems that reward precision, tactics and teamwork in a WWII setting, without any collateral damage to accessibility. EL

[5:52:40 am] sam reese: You have nothing to worry about .the game is a work of genius.

In conclusion, RO2:HoS is everything RO:OST is and more. It is more accessible, more immersive, more tactical, more realistic, more dangerous, and more rewarding. I felt like I was in a battle, the sights, sounds, and emotions were all there just taken to a new level. I had very high expectations for this game and they were greatly exceeded. I would like to thank everyone at Tripwire Interactive for their dedication, support, and care for the Red Orchestra franchise. Their integrity and commitment has shown through once again.