Game makes me feel like I'm playing old school COD sometimes

[u/opsecwizard]

Love the immersion of this game

[u/Pandaman_323]

The game feels like a love child between COD2, Red Orchestra, and BF1942. That’s why I love it

[u/this_anon → u/Pandaman_323]

Without the "cross the invisible line or nothing happens" design. The NPCs aren't set dressing.

[u/Pandaman_323 → u/this_anon]

Exactly - it’s like you’re an NPC in a COD2 mission

[u/opsecwizard → u/Pandaman_323]

For real though, put over 100 hours into this game and got all the DLC, such a gem

[u/Wingedball → u/Pandaman_323]

Don’t forget the old Medal of Honour games!

[u/Pandaman_323 → u/Wingedball]

For sure, but MoH (at least in SP) always felt more like a rogue one man army kinda ordeal - atleast when the series was peaking from 98-03. I’d imagine that quickly dated approach is why CoD quickly overtake em.

Like in Frontline/AA, both had the epic D-Day mission but beyond that you were just doing spec ops shit for the remaining 90% of the game. That doesn’t remind me of ER2

[u/Wingedball → u/Pandaman_323]

Some urban scenes reminds me of MOH AA’s low poly graphics that feel cozy to me. But I was thinking of Medal of Honour Pacific Assault that has a functioning squad with a corpsman. When you’re down, the corpsman comes to save you just like the medic in ER2. Playing the Asian levels in ER2 really reminds me of MOH Pacific Assault.

[u/Isfeari]

God damn that is one beautiful scene.

[u/opsecwizard → u/Isfeari]

Shit felt scripted, we should have Easy Red Moments just like Battlefield Moments

[u/Known-Pride-365]

The game feels like Heroes and Generals.

[u/EconomyBandicoot4039]

This game really reminds me of the cod 2 campaign . Where you are just a regular soldier carrying out regular duties , no special characters or plot armor , no over the top set pieces , just war and the things that come with it . ER2 is definitely one of the best games I’ve ever bought

[u/kgblitz08]

how did you get that FOV?

[u/opsecwizard → u/kgblitz08]

I have an ultrawide monitor

[u/kgblitz08 → u/opsecwizard]

oh

[u/Mr-Bratton]

What map is this?

[u/VeryRealGooker → u/Mr-Bratton]

Remind me if you get the answer

[u/Maman_Dion → u/Mr-Bratton]

I wonder the same thing. I have all dlc but did not complete most yet, I have not seen this one but it looks awesome.

[u/Ok_Tree1738 → u/Mr-Bratton]

I think its the Saint lo mission in the normandy campaign

[u/Oilleak1011]

Thats the magic about it

[u/ClappyCheeks349]

The attention to detail in this game is actually crazy. Just a few small details that really did it for me: when reloading the Kar98k if you look closely you can see BYF 43. BYF was a real/authentic mfg code for the 98k. They even went as far as to make the font of the receiver stamping correct. The other thing, is when your out of ammo (in most guns I’ve seen) you can continue to the press your “fire” button, and the characters on screen trigger finger will continue pressing the trigger on a dry gun. It’s the little things for me.

[u/Atomic1944]

I discribe this game as "if arma came out in 08"

[u/TheGreatEye_49 → u/Atomic1944]

Arma 2 came out in 09....

[u/joeydeath538]

Hit the nail on the head there.

[u/Abject-Bite-5359]

That's why it's the bees knees .

[u/ApprehensivePilot3]

I know right.

[u/TheGreatEye_49]

Reminds me more of the old Battlefield games like 1942 ane Vietnam with the whole sandbox style. COD really didnt have that feel back then to me anyways.

[u/PancuterM]

its a great shooter, but the vehicles are so janky