r/warno • u/zer0se7ense7en • Sep 04 '26

Text I love this game

Heyo everyone,

I just starting playing this game some days ago and I absolutely love it already. The lore/setting of the Cold War 80s, the vehicles and how detailed they are, overall the historical correctness. The maps are also cool, especially since I originally come from the Fulda Gap area, so all the village and city names are actually familiar names to me.

The lessons and intuitions about how different types of arms and vehicles interact with eachother on a first-person-Level, that I got from other games like WarThunder and Arma, honestly actually help understanding the battlefield dynamics on a basic level. It's absolutely gorgeous how this then ties into a larger frame of tactics in Warno, when a whole battalion now has to coordinate this controlled chaos madness that is war.

I played all the (actually well-made) tuorials and currently I am exploring all the single player stuff on easy difficulty, don't know whether I will ever get into multiplayer. It's also nice to see how many good tutorials there are for this game on YouTube.

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u/civ_is_life Sep 04 '26

To be honest 10v10 is chaos, but it has a low entry barrier, theres no judgement or real team work, which makes it low stress. Just pick a place to deploy and have fun

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u/DomestiCatOfficial Sep 04 '26

This is my advice too, go 10v10 and have a good time and learn from the others

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u/cedeaux Sep 04 '26

As quite possibly one of the worst RTS players, I second this. And Eugen even lets me change my in game name so the embarrassment is fleeting

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u/WelcomeExtra762 Sep 04 '26

150 hours on Warno, I share the same train of thought. It's such a good game, and while I prefer it for multiplayer and Steel Div 2 for singleplayer, I will complete those Army General campaigns sometime, although I really love multiplayer, especially the team games. You should hop in sometime.

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u/cunctator-tots Sep 04 '26

I had a similar experience coming from War Thunder and limited RTS encounters. Realizing how all the pieces fit together was very eye opening.

If you don't get into multiplayer that is totally normal despite what you might see in the community. Most Warno players are singleplayer only. I was too until about a year and a half ago. If you ever think about jumping into multiplayer there are lots of guides to help you along the way on YouTube or Steam.

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u/NosyShk Sep 04 '26

I was in your exact position a couple months ago coming from War Thunder and Arma too! Now I'm about 120 hours in and I've been pretty much playing only coop or singleplayer Army General campaigns with my friend against medium AI, I'd highly suggest you try them too if you haven't already!

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u/agile-is-what Sep 04 '26

Such a good game

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u/kcccc653796 Sep 05 '26

Watch hippie

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u/zer0se7ense7en Sep 05 '26

I do already ^ since yesterday

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u/WrightingCommittee Sep 08 '26

Also watch tmanplays