July 2018: please tell your friends and family to get the Darkest Hour: Europe '44-'45 mod for RO1. The game needs more players! Despite it being almost 10 years old, it still gets new updates somewhat regularly thanks for dedicated modders. The most recent update was published earlier July (that was version 8.0.10). It added a couple new constructable pieces; Dragon's Tooth and Vehicle Pool. There were also quite a few smaller adjustments, like how supply caches must now have longer distance between them to prevent 'hax' by those who just build instead of fight (it’s like with those types of persons who hunt for welcome bonuses in different gaming platforms by learning how to search the right thing in a foreign language, like for example googling 'Suomalainen casino' could find welcome bonuses offered in Finland).

Red Orchestra: Ostfront Ostfront 41–45

Oct 26, 2018 We play Red Orchestra: Ostfront and its various mods every Friday at 20:00 CET. The server IP is 87.98.237.193:7757. Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45 All weapons - Duration: 14:57. Frost s 24,677. Revenge of the Turul is a modification for the game Red Orchestra Ostfront 1941-45. It focuses on the Royal Hungarian Army in this time. But it also includes new tanks for the Germans and Russians, like the Hetzer or the SU-100.

Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45. Is there a mod that makes tanks control more like ro2? Chrisarmyknife 4 Aug 29 @ 7:00am Are achviements still working? CUNT 20 Jul 23 @ 7:55pm KIND OF SOLVED Game won't start even known Steam says 'Running' Skeletor2498 6 Jul 21 @ 4:29pm. Skin Mods for Red Orchestra Ostfront 41-45 Red Orchestra Ostfront 41-45 / Skins. No deletion info found. Tripwire Interactive is an American video game developer and publisher whose celebrated titles include both the Red Orchestra and Killing Floor series.

This game was made possible when a developement team won a free license for Unreal Engine 2.5 and the next generation of it, version 3.0, with their modification called Red Orchestra: Combined Arms. Combined Arms was participating in a game contest that nVidia together with Epic Games organized. Winning top prize lead to foundation of Tripwire Interactive in 2005.

Tripwire Interactive’s Red Orchestra: Ostfront Ostfront 41–45 was originally released 14th of March 2006. Ostfront was Tripwire’s first published game. This war game is settled on Eastern front in World War 2. Battles can be fought in Soviet and in German side. Game has infantry maps, tank maps and few maps that combine both types. Latest official update for RO came in Spring 2007. At that time 10 new community made maps were released. Tripwire Interactive had polished them before release. Some of the latest official maps are listed below.

Smolensk Stalemate: Infantry map in ruined villages and trenches.
Leningrad: Combined arms map where German troops try to advance in Leningrad.
Berezina: Tank map where anti-tank guns were first introduced in RO.
Black Day July: Tank map that is geographically located in Prokhorovka area.

Development of this game has ceased. Information on this page might be outdated.

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Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41–45
Developer(s)	Tripwire Interactive
Publisher(s)	Bold Games
Engine	Unreal Engine 2.5
Platform(s)	Microsoft Windows, Linux, OS X
Release	Windows Linux WW: November 29, 2012 OS X
Genre(s)
Mode(s)	Multiplayer

Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45 is a tacticalfirst-person shootervideo game based on its predecessor Red Orchestra: Combined Arms. After winning the Make Something Unreal contest, the team behind the original Red Orchestra started the game studio Tripwire Interactive and developed Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45 as their first project.

Set on the Eastern Front during World War II between 1941 and 1945, Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45 depicts the struggle between Soviet and German forces.^[1] The game's creators, Tripwire Interactive, developed the game out of the previous Unreal Tournament 2004 mod, Red Orchestra: Combined Arms.^[2]

As of April 2009, the game has sold around 400,000 copies.^[3]

Gameplay[edit]

Red Orchestra gameplay

Red Orchestra concentrates mostly on the multiplayer aspect of the game, although there is a singleplayer 'Practice' mode available. Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45 features an advanced ballistics system for both small arms and tank rounds - incorporating bullet drop, flight time, and tanks with more realistic armor properties than most games (featuring: penetration and deflection, in relation to range and projectile trajectory angle). The player's movements are realistically modeled, giving them the ability to lie and move prone, sprint (while standing or crouching) and to deploy machine guns on objects.

Red Orchestra is notable for its emphasis on realism in comparison to other World War II-based FPS games. There is no 'crosshair' for a player to aim with in the middle of their screen; instead, the player must either aim down the three-dimensional iron sights, or aim from the hip using the game's free-aim system. The former requires compensating for the breathing of the character and natural sway from holding the gun, while the latter is much quicker but accurate only at very short range. The player must also keep track of their ammo usage mentally unlike many other FPS games, most of which use an ammunition counter. Additionally, the player's health status is not represented by 'health points' as many other games use, but by a diagram of the player's body with reddened sections that show where he or she has been wounded; there is no way to recover from wounds, although after a brief period of time, the player will function at 100% again. Receiving wounds will temporarily slow the player down, especially if they receive a wound to the legs or feet; receiving a wound to the hands causes the player to drop their currently held weapon on the ground. Rifles usually kill players in one shot if they connect with the torso or head.

Vehicle support is also a prominent feature of the game. The player can operate the combat vehicles as one of the crew members. Most tanks, for example, can accommodate up to three crew members (a driver, a commander and a machine-gunner) to make them fully effective in close city fighting, however it is easy to crew a tank solo and simply switch to different positions as needed. When grouped together in a vehicle, all players in the vehicle receive points for their actions and for the actions of their fellow crew members; for example, if a player is driving a tank and the tank commander destroys an enemy tank, both the player and the commander will receive the appropriate number of points for that kill. When operating a tank solo, the player can only perform one of the roles at a time; this prevents a solo player from being able to fire, move and reload all at the same time (reloading is a task performed by the commander). The game also features artillery support in some maps which can be utilized by both squad leaders and tank commanders.

Maps[edit]

Red Orchestra environment depicting the German Reichstag

Tiny umbrellas. Red Orchestra features 16 official maps and 10 community-made maps supported by the developers. Schwinn bicycles serial number database. The Red Orchestra SDK, though never gone beyond beta version, has allowed the production of hundreds of user-created maps.

Red Orchestra features several different map types. Infantry maps focus on infantry combat, but can occasionally include APCs. Tank maps focus on tank combat. Combined Arms features gameplay which makes the coordination of infant

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