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website: http://www.heroesofstalingrad.com/
ficzersy: http://www.heroesofstalingrad.com/about/
http://forums.tripwireinteractive.com/s ... hp?t=34141
trailery: http://www.gametrailers.com/game/red-or ... grad/11974
gameplaye itp. : http://tnij.org/h6uo
beta: Ponoć w tym roku, info poniżej
platforms: PC (ewentualnie port na konsole)
Opis: Druga część sieciowej strzelanki osadzonej w realiach II wojny światowej. Tym razem twórcy przygotowali również kampanię solową i specjalny tryb kooperacji.
Red Orchestra: Heroes of Stalingrad to druga odsłona świetnej serii realistycznych strzelanek sieciowych, tym razem wzbogacona również o kampanię solową. Dzieło zostało stworzone przez studio Tripwire Interactive, które odpowiada za pierwszą część gry, czyli Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45 oraz Killing Floor. Poszczególni pracownicy firmy zajmowali się w przeszłości również tworzeniem modyfikacji do wielu popularnych produkcji.
Heroes of Stalingrad to połączenie ciekawej kampanii solowej z rozbudowanym trybem rozgrywki sieciowej. Szereg misji dla pojedynczego gracza przedstawia, jak sama nazwa wskazuje, bitwę o Stalingrad. Co ciekawe, została ona ukazana z perspektywy obu frakcji. Walczymy zarówno po stronie niemieckiej i rosyjskiej, poznając operacje militarne przeprowadzane od lipca 1942 do lutego 1943. Oprócz tego dodano kooperatywny tryb Skirmish, w którym maksymalnie dziesięcioro graczy zmaga się z przeciwnikami prowadzonymi przez sztuczną inteligencję.
Druga odsłona gry przedstawia podobne podejście do kwestii realizmu co pierwowzór. Wykorzystano rozbudowany system balistyczny, chowanie się za przeszkodami, opatrywanie ran oraz szereg innych elementów. Wśród nowości wymienić można jeszcze wydawanie rozkazów oddziałom oraz sieciowe statystyki, dzięki którym gracze mogą śledzić swoje postępy. Warto podkreślić również bardziej wyważony poziom trudności. Postanowiono dać szansę także mniej zaawansowanym miłośnikom strzelanek, przedstawiając bardziej przystępne wprowadzenie.
Podczas zabawy zwiedzamy wiele bunkrów, budynków, stacji kolejowych i wykorzystujemy mnóstwo realistycznie odwzorowanego sprzętu. Gra wykorzystuje potencjał silnika Unreal Engine 3, dzięki czemu lokacje i modele prezentują się świetnie.
Heroes of Stalingrad public beta this year.
Tanks:
* Crew – the t34 and the pIV can both have up to 3 human players manning the tank, while one AI bot will fill the role of loader. In both tanks the gunner/commander role will be combined as one crewable position.
* Position “swap” – changing positions with any “warm body” AI will be instant, but should an AI crewman be killed, moving into that position will require fully animated movement. Nothing has been decided for players swapping positions with other players
* “Tutorial” – the previously mentioned training course is just that, training. It will not be required to complete in order to tank, although completion adds to your player progression.
* “Locking” – tankers will be prompted to select if they wish to lock their tank before they spawn. A feature is being discussed that would give the player the ability to select individual team mates to be allowed to join their tank.
* “Bailing” – according to Alan, a possibility….according to John, current design is for no exiting your tank. Should the ability to exit be added, it would be fully animated thus requiring a lot of added work.....thus still in limbo
* Artillery – all tank commanders will be able to spot artillery coordinates but only the Platoon Tank Commander will have access to radio communication to request those strikes.
* Time Consuming – to give an idea of how much work has been put into the tanks, it took about 3 months just to model the interior of the pIV…..should a community modder/team wish to add say, the GREATEST TANK OF WWII , while possible, it will be quite an undertaking.
Maps:
* Fallen Fighters – that is the official name for the re-imagined version of RO-Fallen Heroes. The map will be Combined Arms and include tanks.
* Tanks Only? – yes, one of the 10 stock maps currently in development will be focused completely on amour…..so tanks only, and this time there’s enough tanks to go around!
* Sizes – all maps are designed for 64 players; playable portions of the maps and number of slots per class will be scaled down depending on max players (defaults 64, 32, 16)….in between numbers (think 24 or 40 players) will scale up to the next default setting.
* AI – by default, maps be filled with AI to reach the set max players of the server. ex: 64 slot server, 40 humans, 24 AI…….server admins will have the ability to adjust to their liking.
* Custom Maps – mappers will have everything, including vehicles, at their disposal to create new maps…..while a mapping contest isn’t yet planned, it would be “likely” to see similar contests from ROOST and KF.
Campaigns:
* Single/Multiplayer – essentially the same campaign with slight differences
* Campaign Map – map will track and display campaign progress, possibly in loading screen and/or “selection” menu. Players will vote for the sector their team will attack.
* “Combat Power” – based on results of previous battles; teams will have to decide how much of their “resources” they want to risk to make an attack. CP won’t affect loadouts of maps, but more the ability and risk/reward to make certain attacks
* Length – approx. maximum 4 hours per campaign. allowing server admins to pause campaign progress and/or set specific times in which the server would be open for battles to occur are still features still being considered.
Countdown:
* Tanks – CA and tank maps can be played with countdown. AI does not count towards reinforcements; AI crew dies, human can still operate the tank. Still in discussion what will happen to a tank should a human die and AI still be alive in the tank
* Time Limits – mappers can set time limits per each objective and times will vary
Progression System:
* Aesthetic – most player “attributes” will be visual and won't affect Gameplay or give significant advantages
* Ranks – you will rise in ranks; higher ranks will have first choice for class selection and “elite” classes may possibility be locked to certain ranks.
* Battlefield Commissions – you’re not guaranteed to be “stuck” with a rifle for the whole map…players who perform well may receive temporary rank “boosts” for the next round/map.
* Morale – team morale points influenced on flow of the battle; music will reflect changes in morale. “Heroes” will have greater influence capping/holding objectives, likewise if a Hero is killed, morale may drop.
* “Advantages” – fine tuning of player’s actions…no 60% damage increase, no 40% reduced recoil, no 50% speed increase….don’t think Killing Floor or “mainstream” fps games.
* Servers – admins can set severs to be ranked/unranked to allow progression/”bonuses” or to have all players at the same “level”. Also restrictions for keeping low/high ranks out of the server will be an option for admins.
* Regression – things like excessive TKs can reduce your rank
* Scores – “Teamplay points” will add with standard kills/assists. Teamplay points awarded for following orders or doing your “job”, ex: machine-gunner holding/defending an objective will receive “points” for his effectiveness.
Plans
* Beta – nothing new; “closed”, “family and friends” and “public” betas will all take place this year.
* Collectors Editions – soundtrack, “making of” and historical supplements are all possible
* Release? – only Ramm (John) knows and he’s not telling
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