Red orchestra vietnam weapons series#

Hopefully that means a best of both worlds game - i.e. Oh - also worth mentioning that devs Tripwire Interactive (who you'll also know from Killing Floor) are working with the leading lights of the RO modding community on this one. I don't doubt that veteran multiplayer FPS players will be glad of something fairly hardcore but blessed with modern visuals. Quite impressed with the engine, though, and the surfeit of wide-open spaces would seem to suggest some frantic and large-scale fighting.

Apologies for the lack of commentary in this post, but I really haven't seen anything of the game outside of this lot myself. The additional mystic ritual of clicking on these blighters will enlarge and uncrop them - worth it, certainly, as they're a pretty-lookin' bunch, regardless of their browniness and, I suspect, posiness.ДЄnd here's some word-based info-splat too. The ancient legends do tell of another way to access them, but you could never hope to work it out.Д«ugger. To see them, you must dance widdershins around Ludlow Cathedral at 4am on the first night of the summer solstice. While the game itself wasn't playable at the event, and the only video footage was a slideshow of screenshots, I do have in my possession a clutch of new screens and facts.

Red orchestra vietnam weapons series#

The series began life as a multiplayer title, but this one, sometimes referred to as RO2, will feature a solo mode. Anyway.) at the 1C event during which I cooed at Men of War: Vietnam the other week, I was also privy to a few more details on 2011's long-awaited sequel to mod-gone-pricetaggy FPS Red Orchestra. Anyway (I lose track of how many posts I've written whose second sentences begin with 'anyway'. YOU DENY US OUR PUNS, YOU BABBLING SWINE.