Chaos rules in Tripwire and Antimatter’s take on modern era guerrilla combat. On an individual level, it’s about performing unlikely feats of marksmanship despite a hundred sounds and two million jungle pixels distracting you from the little clump of color that counts: a helmet in the distance, just peeking over a rock. Where the Battlefield games provide military playgrounds with activities for everyone, Rising Storm 2 generates military anarchy that must be coaxed toward victory by able commanders and squad leaders. If not Option 1.The latest from Tripwire and Antimatter Games is a lateral move: the same 64-player, tactics heavy battles of the World War II-based Red Orchestra series, now in Vietnam, with assault rifles and helicopters and tunnels. If the devs aren't against such scenarios.
Or better yet would be a What if WARPACT invasion of the fulda gap ( Fitting title after all. Oh and what esle to make it stand aside? chemical warfare( Mustard Gas shot from artillery)! Islamic republic Iran had primarily western equipment (left over from the days of when US propped up the SHAH), and Saddam's IRaq was primarily fitted out with Soviet Gear, though later in the war to make up for supply shortcomings ( no more American support) Iran made due with captured Iraqi gear as well as accepting aid from China and NK.
Which is busting tanks at 200m range or closer ( not a poor mans crap shoot Anti air gun) RPG7's would be actually used for what they were actually supposed to. Primarily consisted of Conventional Battles, would allow return to the inclusion of Tanks and possibly other armored vehicles ( think Infantry carriers/ fighting vehicles like the BMP), but with Cold war weaponry (1980-88). Meaning all out conventional war and not asymmetrical counter -insurgent/militia type bush wars. Naaa id like RO3 to returen to RO1/2 roots ( not setting but style of warfare)
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