A conflict that is merely 40 years old that happened pretty much just between the US and North veitnam isn't the reason why its not going to see the light of day lol. Not everyone is 65 years old and america ist the only country in the world. Maybe in a few more years as the memories fade, and maybe if the 'players' understand the actual events it may resurface, but till then totally DEAD.
Wow we had all those weapons available, and I never saw them, how could that be, and the battles were 'balanced', and only lasted 40minutes, really. Excepting the cries of get on the point, we don’t talk much about gun balance or game systems, but of hillsides and LZs and flanks. Vídeos Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad. What Red Orchestra and Rising Storm remain great at is getting players to approach battles in physical terms. Vídeos Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad - Counterattack Map Pack Trailer.
Imagine a veteran of Stalingrad German or Soviet looking at RO2 and what their opinion of that fantasy game would be as well. Noticia Tripwire toca con su orquesta roja. And many vets who worked on it lost interest as the developers wanted the standard fantasy arcade type shooter over anything resembling what really happened. Red Orchestra places you in the most realistic WWII first-person multi-player combat to date on the PC, allowing the player to fight. Battle alongside your compatriots on some of the most inhospitable environments of the Eastern Front in Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45. There is even enough variety in the role types that you can have a completely different gameplay. The realism is not as arcade-like as Call of Duty, and its not a hardcore simulation like Arma II. The gameplay is fast-paced without being too hectic and confusing. For some can accept it, but for others not so much. Fight in the theatre of war that changed the world forever. Red Orchestra 2 hits a sweet spot for me. As many such as myself are Vietnam veterans and still play these type games and hope for some reality as this is our adreniline rush as we grow older. The main reason is it is still too close to home for many. Originally posted by Starshina Patapov:The Vietnam game is dead for many reasons.
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