Red Orchestra???

[fastfed]

Originally Posted by Raptor1

You were a fan of WWIIOL, yet you say it failed?

Anyway, I think RO is a pretty awesome game, but that question is way too vague; what is it specifically you want to know about the game?

Yes, I was a fan of WW2online and say it failed.. I enjoyed it personally, but it never turned out to be what it was supposed to be.. From day 1, I was the few that started and beta tested as well, with the server issues and all, a bunch of us were up all night waiting and chatting.. It was epic

I guess what I want to know about RO, how is the maps? are they big? what about the tanks, are they modeled as well as WW2online?

And all I can find on it, is its 9.99 to buy it from steam, but is there a monthly fee?

[Raptor1]

Originally Posted by fastfed

Yes, I was a fan of WW2online and say it failed.. I enjoyed it personally, but it never turned out to be what it was supposed to be.. From day 1, I was the few that started and beta tested as well, with the server issues and all, a bunch of us were up all night waiting and chatting.. It was epic

I guess what I want to know about RO, how is the maps? are they big? what about the tanks, are they modeled as well as WW2online?

And all I can find on it, is its 9.99 to buy it from steam, but is there a monthly fee?

The map sizes range anywhere from small to huge, so they are pretty diverse. I can't comment on the tanks, as I barely played them both in WWIIOL and in Red Orchestra.

There isn't a monthly fee; it's a standard multiplayer FPS, not an MMO. I think your best bet is to get a guest pass and try it...

[Dowly]

No, tanks aren't as accurately modeled as in WWIIOL.