After Online Tactical Realism League’s downfall in October 2005, OTR League is finally back with the new release of Pheonix CS a new Competition Managment System that is rated #1 Unreleased CMS. With the addition of a website design team that will be coming up with the release of OTRL V.2.0 Website with all new […]
The Firing Squad posted a late but well thought out review of Red Orchestra. It’s interesting how many reviews end up comparing RO to BF2 and this review is no exception. They give RO a 75%, which is a little low in my opinion, however they do recgonize where it beats games like […]
Tripwire announced the release of a beta patch that must be launched from the command line to run. The beta patch is compatible with all standard clients and servers. In the beta patch release announcement Tripwire also mentioned the release of additional content in the next month. More maps, tanks and guns? […]
xTYBALTx over at Tactical Gamer has posted a review of Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45. He criticizes RO on several points for not being on a current generation engine, and overall has some issues with the TR gameplay. While I agree with some of his gameplay issues, I found it particularly interesting that he views BF2 […]
Oddly enough most RO Tactical Realism servers are keeping Death Messages on. I was surprised to see this, having Death Messages off has almost become a Standard for TR servers in other communities. To some its not a big deal, to others it adds to the overall experience of TR.
Lets dwell into this a bit. […]
ButchCassidy over at Raiders has posted a nice optimising guide for Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41 - 45. Also included are common console commands. Check it out here.
Valve’s marketing director Doug Lombardi said in an interview with FiringSquad that Tripwire’s Red Orchestra product became profitable through Steam pre-orders.
FiringSquad: Even more attention is being made over Valve’s Steam service. Has Valve been surprised by the amount of interest in using Steam to distribute games?
Doug Lombardi: What’s been surprising is how successful Steam […]
Not surprising that the first modification for a WW2 game set in the Eastern Front is going to cover the Western Front. Don’t get too excited though, this modification is in the planning phases. The question now is, which will finish first (if at all) - Resistance and Liberation or Normandy?
I called Best Buy stores in Seattle, Chicago and on the East Coast and all of them confirmed that they will get the game on their shelves tomorrow, Wednesday. The bad news is that quantities seem light — each one of the stores I talked to was getting no more than eight copies! […]
|pz505|Heinz posted this cool link to a site that has all the RO:Ost maps with screens and summaries.
