My rig handles it set to Ultra 1080p and only rarely dips below 60fps when there are a lot of smoke grenades out in a confined space at the same time. Wish there was another option for AA other than FXAA, but otherwise, the game looks pretty great. Rising Storm 2 is the first one I can see myself playing for a long time without getting bored or too frustrated. I've had fun with every Red Orchestra game since the first mod.
The smaller maps aren't great to play at 64 players but the servers are adapting to that where you get a lot of 16-32 player servers and the larger ones are ruled by voting. It doesn't even matter that much if you get stuck with a certain team as both have a solid basic class, unlike RS where only americans had a basic semi. I feel that attacking is the most fun and that tells me it's struck a good balance. The most effective way to play is flanking and the automatic weapons makes it more deadly than before. RPGs, 40mm, and AR wall-banging makes anything but solid rock unreliable. I rarely feel that camping is a "safe" method in these maps as there always seems to be multiple flanking routes even in the city maps. RS2 feels more "fun" to me as I always have access to a fun class and the limited roles add variation. The inconsistency of the basic class made them frustrating to play, whereas I felt RO had a better flow (that was a looong time ago though). With the lethality and realism of the weapons even a MP40 is very effective at range since the user has pin point mouse aim. When everyone is on equal terms it's not so bad, but RO2 had a lot of automatic and semi-automatic weapons in the mix and the basic grunt class had severe disadvantages.
One bullet could kill but a bad shot with a bolt-rifle would let your opponent take a hit and move on. However the balance often felt like a mixed bag. On the one hand, RO2 had you manually bolting and getting hits is super satisfying. Click to expand.I'm torn regarding the shift to automatic rifles.
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