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Re: Game Reviews |
Oct 23, 2011, 11:48 |
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My favorite part is when you're in cover behind a window, go to peek out and there's a friendly AI in cover on the opposite side of your window, staring at you with his back to the enemy. You shoot him in the face because he's a danger to yourself and your team, and he doesn't flinch while the game shouts "Hey, that's a friendly!" No, that's an idiot. There's a difference.
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Re: Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad |
Oct 23, 2011, 00:19 |
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Prez wrote on Oct 22, 2011, 23:05:
CONS: Single-player campaigns afflicted with terrible AI;
Has a very steep learning curve for new players.
Two huge impediments to my ability to enjoy a game unfortunately.
"Campaign" is a stretch anyways. Think BF2 single player. It's the MP levels with bots and voice-over intros for stories.
The enemy AI actually really isn't that bad, the friendly AI is the real problem, consistently getting in your way while they all make a B line to whatever window/door/corner you happen to be looking out from so that they can stand in your way.
My favorite part is when you're in cover behind a window, go to peek out and there's a friendly AI in cover on the opposite side of your window, staring at you with his back to the enemy. You shoot him in the face because he's a danger to yourself and your team, and he doesn't flinch while the game shouts "Hey, that's a friendly!" No, that's an idiot. There's a difference.
The MP can be fun, and very atmospheric, but this is a title I should have waited 6 months on before buying. |
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Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad |
Oct 22, 2011, 23:05 |
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CONS: Single-player campaigns afflicted with terrible AI;
Has a very steep learning curve for new players.
Two huge impediments to my ability to enjoy a game unfortunately. |
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