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Media / Re: (Mis)Adventures with the 26th North Carolina - (Unofficial Regiment Let's Play)

« on: February 04, 2014, 06:05:03 am »

The mostly internal battle (the 2nd Texas joined in) that followed.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBhTooz5CEg[/youtube]

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Media / (Mis)Adventures with the 26th North Carolina - (Unofficial Regiment Let's Play)

« on: February 01, 2014, 07:57:07 am »

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8THTAXDQH1Y[/youtube]

This is just me playing in, right before, and/or after line events and other stuff involving the 26th North Carolina from the perspective of a regular soldier (Me). Expect this to be a nearly daily thing as I probably will be uploading every single line battle that I'm involved in, as long as Chadric tolerates it of course.

Anyways, this video in particular is about the regiment fooling around before actually going into a line battle. Most of the videos are actually going to be line events. Just a short disclaimer to defuse any sort of confusion that may come out. Have fun watching. 

Disclaimer: This is unofficial and I do not represent the 26th North Carolina as a whole. In addition, I apologize for the overlay stuff in the top right corner. I already disabled it, so it will disappear after a few videos.

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General Discussion / Re: [Suggestion] Realism/Arcade Game Types

« on: December 26, 2013, 09:19:14 pm »

The issue with something like Red Orchestra 2 (The original is all realism) is that such a system would end up forcing features, when they aren't wanted. (For example, I'd rather not have the 'composure' system you suggest, for reasons I will be bringing up within that thread. I would also prefer a very low rate of misfires.) People would then be forced to use the arcade mode, when they don't want such an experience at all. I would personally suggest a system in which you can toggle such effects (As has previously been suggested in this thread.), and to adjust their values (Rates, damage, speed, etc.), as this wouldn't force players and server owners to pick one or the other.

Red Orchestra 2 actually has a custom game option for server administrators where they can turn on and off a plethora of variables. Unfortunately, most servers ignore that in favor of the three preset game types, but it is possible to use the custom game type route.