Funny, I like this kind of videos. Wanted to watch one about RO1 because I love the animations. Didn't find any. Edited and uploaded one myself, and five months later. Here you post a clean edit :)
You're that guy who made the "reload animation" video. I personally don't like it. That's why I had to make one myself. I am planning to make more Red Orchestra videos down the road. But I appreciate that you like my better vid than yours.
@@Ramlin1210 Yeah, that was sloppy and mainly for me to watch it again from time to time. The only thing lacking here is the little details, when you spint with the tokarev or the walter.
@@Grom76300 Awww don't feel bad. I do applaud that yours is 60 fps. IDK how to make one my, but I guess I'm stuck being a crappy RU-vidr. Yes I do know about the sprint animations, but it's a reload video so.
I absolutely loved this game back then. Was one of the main reasons I bought a Mosin Nagant back then. Something about the models and extreme detail in those reloads always looked so hyper realistic something I haven't seen for a while. The sequel to this game Red Orchestra 2 was still amazing but the gritty reloads in this are still superb.
For a 2006 game, the sounds of the weapons are pretty high quality and it makes the weapon sound like it’s powerful, I also love the detail on how slow it is to reload a weapon that uses stripper clips. It’s not as simple as just shoving all the rounds in at once.
Red orchestra 2 takes place entirely in Stalingrad. The G43 got put in production from October 1943 after Stalingrad and Red orchestra 2 uses the MKB 42(H) which was an early STG44
