Realistic Infantry features for WWII Games

Some of the most interesting gameplay features related with several WWII Games.

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Entertainment

Tags:

• Gameplay
• WWII
• Realistic
• Infantry
• Weapons

[17jododd]

Yes! Brothers in Arms. One of my favorite franchises of all time.

[frankenstrat25]

red orchestra. best game ever made

[1981Badfish]

Perhaps you know the mod for Red Orchestra, called Darkest Hour, and featuring the occidental front. It could be interesting to compare your real Enfield to the one featured in the game.

[matheuscajaty]

@17jododd i love brothers in arms

[mynthon11]

@RunkkaajaApina

Repesin nimees !!!!!!

[RunkkaajaApina]

@stormXquikscope @stormXquikscope But remember, most of the germans you kill in video games are just plain virtual infantrymen...

Just virtual familyfathers who just've happen to wear virtual Wehrmact-uniform and grab virtual Kar98k and go where the virtual nazis told them to go..

[RunkkaajaApina]

@stormXquikscope But remember, most of the germans you kill in video games are just plain infantrymen...

Just virtual familyfathers who just've happen to wear virtual Wehrmact-uniform and grab virtual Kar98k and go where the virtual nazis told them to go..

[captinrapter]

it is know as a tremor not a woble

[Xerxes1688]

Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad will feature adjustable elevation for ironsights and scopes for shooting properly at longer ranges without having to compensate by aiming higher.

What I don't like from the first RO is that submachineguns have an unrealistically strong recoil. In real life a MP-40 is very controllable in full auto thanks its slow rate of fire and the PPSh compensates its high rate of fire with its effective muzzlebrake that vents the muzzleflash upwards and sideways.

[gabeo09]

i miss brothers in arms road to hill 30 wish theyd do a reamake of that like halo anniversary

[alecsaify]

@stormXquikscope I love to here that im russian and i love but my b00t up hitler but

[Crysis482]

The magazine was only removed to assist in clearing a jam, or for unloading the rifle after use.