There's no question about it--the gunplay in the Red Orchestra series has always been phenomenal and visceral. Unlike almost anything else on the market, the weapons feel real. Even other titles in the tactical shooter genre often suffer from rifles or submachine guns that feel somewhat electronic, but RO2's weapons have punch, power, kick, and weight to them, not to mention beautiful in-game models that are chipped, scratched, dull, and stamped with manufacturers' marks.
So what's your favorite weapon to fire in-game? I don't mean your favorite role or weapon choice, now. I'm asking which weapon you enjoy most from, er, a kind of aesthetic perspective... Which weapon just feels great to you?
For me, I'd have to say that I'm a huge fan of the TT-33 in-game. Having taken a Chinese clone of the pistol to the range several times before, I can say that Red Orchestra 2's TT-33 is near-perfect in terms of how accurately they were able to replicate its bark, its kick. That thing hits like a sledgehammer, and you feel it in-game, no question about it.
On the Rising Storm side of things, I'd have to go with the standard infantry M1903 Springfield. Again, that's what a .30-06 cartridge feels like. Hot damn.
So what's your favorite weapon to fire in-game? I don't mean your favorite role or weapon choice, now. I'm asking which weapon you enjoy most from, er, a kind of aesthetic perspective... Which weapon just feels great to you?
For me, I'd have to say that I'm a huge fan of the TT-33 in-game. Having taken a Chinese clone of the pistol to the range several times before, I can say that Red Orchestra 2's TT-33 is near-perfect in terms of how accurately they were able to replicate its bark, its kick. That thing hits like a sledgehammer, and you feel it in-game, no question about it.
On the Rising Storm side of things, I'd have to go with the standard infantry M1903 Springfield. Again, that's what a .30-06 cartridge feels like. Hot damn.
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