New Weapons in Red Orchestra 2: Heroes Of Stalingrad

[Gaharwar]

Anyone have any idea about this? In the last game, weapons will include the most famous World War 2, including: MG42, G43? the MG34 in this game is not as precise in the first place because it was superseded by the MG42, and 42 was too cheaper and simpler to fabricate and had more "bite" of the 34.

[Squibbit]

Would be to restore service in the infantry for the MG42 linked, but were not at all sufficient quantities of the new design for all, and went ahead MG34s in all functions until the end of the World War 2.

[Wyvern]

Has the same "bite." The size of the round has not changed. The "bark" changed since the fire much faster. The 34 was actually more accurate than the 42 because it had a much lower fire rate. The MG 42 has a capacity of one shot either. The objectives could handle 34 a distance greater than 42, since it had the capacity of a single shot. The 42 was literally a more advanced and cheaper to produce 34 and the disadvantage of losing your firepower. The 34 was used for almost everything.

[ApplePowerPC]

MG42 was certainly, but was extremely rare, and I expect a post-release update to comprise it at a few point.

[MacIntel]

They are essentially the same rifle, except the gas chamber is improved and easy to confuse. Whatever you call it, remains a semi-automatic rifle for the Germans. Same with the fiasco of STG / Mkb. Despite the differences in people who are familiar with firearms, from the viewpoint of the game that both represent a German assault rifle.

[Common]

You can see the gun especially in the area of statistics. Also pretty sure that would add more weapons in future updates. I would like to see all the weapons used on the eastern front with time.

[desilva]

If memory serves me correctly, Tripwire has already held that the heroes of Stalingrad will remain strictly Stalingrad. Hence the name. Now, changes in the game, especially considering that it includes the version, it means that you may be able to enjoy these things in the engine RO2, but not made by Tripwire.

[RyanInt]

This is Red Orchestra, and focused on Stalingrad. 80 percent of all soldiers on both sides must have more than a rifle with bayonet and grenades. That was it. I am really disappointed by how much, SMG is semi-automatic rifles, MG and everyone has a gun that is emerging awful. Realism should mean a realistic loadout would be expected in a particular group of Soviet or German soldiers during the Battle of Stalingrad area.

[AZUL]

I agree that handguns should not be available to all the way and is quite restricted semi-autos. However, I do not think machine guns and machine guns were as rare as you seem to believe. As for SMG, more than 5 million (guide TWI) / 6 million (Wikipedia) PPShs occurs from 1942 to 1945. The Soviets even had training to division size, using as a default weapon. (Something that is very well represented in the RO: OST Krovy map Lyes, of course) an urban theater, as Stalingrad, would certainly be a scenario where machine guns would be very common.