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• gamedeal user

  Oct 31, 2014

  I bought this game the day after it came out, it's one of the best games I ever purchased. It put you on the frontlines of battles that have been fought in countless other games, and in battles that only existed in history books, in photographs, in survivors stories, and in the numbers of lives lost. Some of these battles were never put into a game before. The game itself was a huge achievement, and it went on to inspire many successful and fun mods. What more can I say after all these years and fun? Play this game, that's what.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 15, 2014

  I love this game, alot more that RO2. Ignore how outdated the graphics of this game are, just play it for it's fun, addicting, gameplay. A great game every WWII game lover,like me, can love. Bottom line, one of the top ten WWII shooters out there, gotta be.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 28, 2014

  This game is NOT, I repeat - NOT.. dead. The graphics may be old, no where near Ro2 or any other fps out there - but that's not the important factor. In this game, you can immerse yourself fully, and it has that realistic feel to it that cannot be achieved by other games that are this old - and even first person shooters now. There's something special about this game that makes it unique. It's great for those who love WW2 Realistic shooters. There are also mods, such as Dark hour, which people still play - and in those mods you can parachute from a plane and into german territory, or experience D-day as you charge into enemy fire whilst machine gun fire, smoke, explosions and screams surround you. If you're interested in buying this game - do it while it's still on sale! You're our only hope in making this game come back to it's full potential as a multiplayer game and is nothing without great, enthusiastic players. Tell your friends, family or whoever and get playing! As for players, servers are usually packed around 4pm GMT onwards and it rises significantly from there. We hope to see you soon.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 26, 2015

  Favorite FPS overall. I still prefer it to Red Orchestra 2. I wouldn’t say it’s popular, but it isn’t completely dead either: there’s at least one active European server that gets full every day. There’s one in the U.S. too. Even the development process isn’t entirely dead. Modders from [url=http://store.steampowered.com/app/1280/] The Darkest Hour [/url] team have released a huge update in November 2017 (still in beta). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NC3M--ik25U (video by Joe Smhoe) [h1]Pros[/h1] (compared to RO2) [list] [*][i]Slower pacing[/i]. People don’t tend to run around at breakneck speeds quite as much. Twitch reactions are not as important, and this game is noticeably easier to play for me. [*][i]Weapon balance[/i]. Weapons have a lot more recoil and sway when shooting from standing or crouching position. This means that resting your weapon on random objects for support is very important and players tend to use cover more. Simple bolt-action rifles are incredibly powerful: they do a lot of damage and are significantly more accurate than semi-autos. You can either have good rate of fire or good accuracy (RO2 semi-autos, by contrast, give you both, and an SVT-40 is almost always better than a Mosin). One could argue that this isn’t very realistic, but it makes playing as a rifleman fun, whereas in Red Orchestra 2 it can be very hard and frustrating. Or maybe I’m just hopelessly bad at playing rifleman in RO2. [*][i]No spawning on squad leaders[/i]. You have to actually walk or ride from spawn to the capzone. It increases the value of your life and value of life of your enemies. When you kill someone, he’s not going to respawn in vaguely the same place in 10 seconds. You won’t see him again in at least half a minute (or more for large maps). And it helps to avoid the situation where if you spawn on SL, you're likely to immediately die, but if you don’t, you’re not in the capzone, you’re not helping your team cap, you’re not protecting your SL. Survival in situations like these depends largely on luck: if you happen to spawn behind cover, you’re good, but if you spawn in the open where one of the enemy machine gunners can see you, you’re boned and will have to try again. This can be very annoying in RO2. Darkest Hour (a mod) has one of the best spawning mechanics I’ve seen in this type of game: MDVs (Mobile Deploy Vehicles). Basically, an MDV is an APC with a spawn point inside. You can park it anywhere, but it’s bulky and noisy — hiding it behind enemy lines can be tricky. When you spawn in it, you can have a look around and hop out when you think it’s safe-ish. Or, if it clearly isn’t, you can try moving it to a better position. It’s vulnerable to satchels, panzershrecks and whatnot, so the chance to die immediately after spawning is still there, but at least it’s not random and it’s very rare. [*][i]No stat grinding or unlocks[/i]. When you start playing, your weapon is identical to the ones used by players who have played this game for years. They won’t have faster running speed, faster reloads or resistance to suppression. Joining a winning team won’t make you level up faster, and blatant team stacking is fairly rare. Most matches feel more balanced. [*][i]No UAVs[/i]. You can use vegetation and ruined buildings to hide for a long time and nobody’s going to find you unless they see or hear you. Unfortunately, people can still fly around as spectators when they’re waiting in a spawn queue. There’s a mutator that blacks out the screen when the player is dead, but most servers don’t run it nowadays. [*][i]Plenty of large combined arms maps with open design[/i], including some really huge tank-centric maps. There’s an achievement for destroying a tank at 2000+ meters. And popular servers actually run these: it’s not like Counter-Strike or TF2, where there are thousands of community maps available, but most servers stick to stocks like de_dust2 and cp_dustbowl. [*][i]Huge variety of weapons and vehicles[/i]. You can play as Soviets, Germans, Americans, Brits, Australians, Canadians, Romanians, Italians, Hungarians, Poles and Finns. Some of the vehicles included: BA-64 (aka the clown car), Panzer II Flamm and OT-34 (flamethrower tanks!), ISU-152 (152 mm self-propelled gun), Sturmtiger, Sturer Emil, Marder III Ausf. M, SdKfz 234/2 “Puma”, BMW R71 motorcycle (with or without sidecar), ZiS-3 truck, Willys and Volkswagen Kübelwagen, STZ-5 (although it’s used as an infantry transport) and even a farming tractor. Not to mention a good number of Italian and Hungarian tanks (even World of Tanks doesn’t have these). There are AT and FlaK guns, boats, planes you can paradrop from, mortars you carry around and setup wherever you like. You can also use tanks to transport infantry. [*][i]Tank crewmen can get out of their vehicles and get back in[/i]. It adds immersion, allows you to park your tank in a safe place, get out and gather intel with your binoculars (silhouette of a person with binocs is nowhere near as noticeable as a tank on the horizon). It also makes it possible to bail out and continue fighting on foot or join a different crew when your tank is damaged. Tank crew frantically getting out of a burning tank is something you’ll never see in RO2. [*][i]Team-tanking is fun and useful[/i], whereas in Heroes of Stalingrad you’re often better off with bots even if you use voip. It’s just faster to press W and have your tank move forward immediately. In RO:Ost, it is faster to switch to driver and press W too, but you won’t be able to reload the gun at the same time. Or keep an eye on the enemy. So, a fully crewed tank with voice comms is likely to outmaneuver a solo tanker, which isn’t true in RO2. [*]I love the way you have to turn the tank turrets using keyboard, not mouse. Having to control each axis separately is more immersive than just pointing at the target with a mouse cursor. It feels more like turning two separate cranks. [*]Your character won’t give away your position by making random loud remarks while you’re trying to sneak. [*]There are doors you can open and close. Even Wolfenstein 3D had this feature, but RO2 doesn’t. [/list] [h1]Cons[/h1] (compared to RO2) [list] [*]Low population. [*]Automatic weapons arguably have too much recoil and are hard to use. [*]Weaker physics. Bullets and shells don’t penetrate objects. Vehicles can occasionally get stuck on flimsy obstacles like picket fences. [*]Nonadjustable sniper rifle scopes. [*]No squads, no fireteams, no tactical view. You can’t mark enemies on the map. [*]Many of the really cool features are only available in [url=http://store.steampowered.com/app/1280/] DH[/url], and most popular servers for this mod are in the U.S. (high pings for players from Asia). [*]Tank interiors are not as detailed, there’s no animation for individual crewmen. [*]No way to kick people out of your tank if you don’t trust them. [*]No Japanese, no maps set in the Pacific, no jungle. No flamethrowers for infantry, swords, booby traps. [*]Every character on your team has the same voice, and the number of lines they can say is very limited. [/list] [i]P.S.[/i] I’m not saying Red Orchestra 2 is a bad game, it’s definitely worth getting too.
• gamedeal user

  May 8, 2015

  This is the most realistic ww2 game ive ever played until now and its fun too.this game is different with others like CoD or Battlefield.If you love ww2,you need to give this game a try.this is an old game,but it hasnt dead yet.Cmon join us play this game.
• gamedeal user

  May 20, 2015

  Very good game. You get 3 games: Red Orchestra, Darkest Hour, and Mare Nostrum just in one purchase. Nice. I had good fun playing it, although I always lose... haha. I recommend 100%.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 28, 2015

  The Red Orchestra series is the Best WWII games on the market and Ostfront 41-45 is no exception. You play as a nazi or Russian soldier using authentic weapons and fighting in historic WWII Russian/Polish warzones. If you are new to the series there is a practice mode that helps you get use to the controls and feel for the game, But if you are feeling brave feel free to hop right into multiplayer. The Servers are good though you may have issues finding a good game to join. Overall, A really good FPS. Hope to see you in the warzone. 10/10
• gamedeal user

  Nov 23, 2015

  *Me playing Russian Commander on Lyes Krovy* Me and another russian soldier stormed the headquarters, random soldier mows down 2 german soldiers with a ppsh and I follow him onward. We go to the central room where there are atleast 6 german soldiers beating their meat. Random soldier runs into the room and fires his ppsh from the hip like Rambo. I unload a full pps43 clip into a german standing behind him. I then pull out my tt33 and randomly fire. Random russian kills all the germans. I am preparing to promote him, but a stray bullet hits him in the head and he dies. I live to tell the tale.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 26, 2015

  Slow-paced realistic tactical shooter with heavily depressive atmosphere and predominantly bolt-action which makes it unique experience. Shooting is the hardest in genre because there is no magic eye with built-in zoom and sway making aiming without stabilizing gun very tricky which is not very realistic but serves the gameplay right. There won't be new RO.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 11, 2016

  Late review I had played this since release, met alot of people, made alot of friends along the way on servers, even formed a clan with a close friend, and then a realism unit, been to tournaments, realism campaigns, many matches, training, and skirmishes, done alot of editing, even done my own maps, this is a very fun game when it was in its prime, and still is good if your new to it. i would reccomend it, coordinating your efforts on a team is fun, and really adds to the experience. As for the gameplay itself, it has a ton of maps to play on, even alot of custom maps, you can even download maps from here: http://www.red.orchestra.pl/archiwum/plug.php?e=maps&game=redorchestra they have maps for RO, DH, MN, and CC - Carpathian Crosses. The game is not limited to RO, the are total conversion mods for it, one being very popular and i think still updated is Darkest Hour, its based on the Western theater of the war, so you can expect USA, and British there. MN is Mare Nostrum thats based on the Africa theater, adn Capathian Crosses is the Romanian front. The gameplay overall is fairly realistic, its arcadish in some respects but for realism its first person, there is no crosshairs, the rifles are manual rebolt, and many other things. Alot of fun, I played this game to death and tbh idk I dont have over a 1,000 hrs as much as I played, dont matter, there are some active servers, you can play against the bots, even in practice mode, but server activity against other players vary on time of day so dont expect full servers or active servers 24/7 they are there.