And above all, they can use grenades as booby traps, by planting them in soil. For starters, they have little automatic rifles, and when they they put a bayonet. The basis is the same, with the capture points and a relatively hardcore gameplay, but the Japanese are played differently from Germans of RO2. Here are my graphic settings btw ( ) everything looks so good with the SMAA injector, SMAA takes care of the jaggies without making you feel shortsigthed, I highly recommend this tweak ! spent over 90hrs so far and have no thoughts of bailing anytime soon, especially since the developers themselves actively support mappers and modders The game is only going to get better with time, once the epic sized maps and the halftracks come into play it will officially be my favorite WW2 shooter. You can dive by pressing Z while sprinting, blind fire with pretty much every weapon in the game, peek above a sandbag without bringing out your rifle, shoot a poor bastard in the stomach and then watch him unload his clip all over the place while his eyes are slowly closing, hear his death cries and feel a little bit of "guilt" I don't know about the american player base but if you live in Europe you can easily find a dozen of populated servers, even on working days. Nearby enemy fire makes your gun shake, there's extra ADS sway now when your soldier is fatigued and/or supressed, bandaging takes twice as long compared to action mode etc.Ĭlassic mode is indeed more faithfull to RO1 than realism but i pretty much like all the gameplay enchancements now ( lockdown - bandage system - zoom view - spawn on SL ) I prefer realism mode now, action is meant for new comers and most of the servers have barely any players left, classic is not that popular as well, i don't like it either since the realism mode has been much improved now. Most rounds have a time limit of 20 mins and can end much earlier if the defenders take advantage of the lockdown feature.
I recently got some morning hours off so rohos is my #1 choice for spending my precious free time.
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