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Regardless Banzai charge is banter whether it succeeds or not. I do find the Allies overpowered in RS (for obvious and already mentioned reasons) to play Axis well a lot more co-ordination is required, which IMO is the biggest factor in whether a team wins or loses.

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This isn't helped by the understandable fact that RO2 is full of Russians and I cant understand a word they say haha! I find that communication is better than on RO2 servers. I have only just started playing, but I definitely prefer RS. You can't charge by is not like CoD or most games where it is all about YOU. You will never have a magnificent Russian charge of 20-30 troops against a well entrenched Germany army in any other game out there that can turn the tide of battle. Screw the objective as long as my name is at the top I do not care about win or losses. It is not the selfish game of me, me, me. RO2 is one of the only games I have ever played where good team work is seemingly palpable and is rewarded exponentially the more organized a team is. The feeling that I was a part of something larger than just myself. But after being in a tank on RO2 and feeling that sense of teamwork.I missed that feeling playing both of those games. And they keep trekking on as if I was never there. I for one did not like shooting someone in the back 3-4 times to have them spin around and headshot me. It was just ridiculous.but many people like it. I play CoD: Advanced Warfare for the first time on Thanksgiving. This game is amazing in all aspects and it is hard for me to bad-mouth any of it when it is so well thought out. No red-headed step childs when it comes to RO2/RS. Certain maps, team members, situations can be frustrating and delightful on both of them. The only thing that the Japs get to counter all of that bullshit is Banzai, wich is AMAZING, but itВґs really hard to coordinate group attacks and a good team with decent players with MGs/BARs can handle them (that said, nothing is more satisfying than to get shot 3 times by a BAR wielding asshole, to the proceed to plunge the bayonet 5 cms into his skull), and mines, wich, granted, they are under-used, but nearly useless when attacking any map.Дepending on the map.

I donВґt have problems picking off targets consistently at 140 meters with the BAR, it just doesnВґt have cons to it. The Springfield has more recoil than the BAR with the Forward Grip.

Good fire-rate, the accuracy of a rifle, 20 bullets magazine, and the fucking recoil is ridiculous. Many people use it as a noob-tube too, as they should, because itВґs a great counter against charging flamers that donВґt need to aim or recompense for recoil.Д«ut, as i said before, the thing that really getВґs in my nerves when iВґm playing Japs, is the BAR. It is essentially a black-and-white screen filter launcher. It is a lazy manВґs weapon, i can see that.Д«ut, IMO, the Japs knee-mortar is a better weapon than the flamethrower, that is hardly ever used, except at the start of the map, for some reason, but itВґs great to deny points and access routes to said points, and excellent at killing enemyВґs morale. Yes, it is frustrating to fight against them as the Japs, because bolt-action rifles require SOME sort of FPS skill, and Flamers just need to spin their mouse around and kill the entire Japanese team. Majority of people think the Flamer is OP, but it IS a situational weapon, so it can be countered, and if it fires, the entire enemy team can spot him. The Americans have better MG, standard rifle, SMG (somewhat debatable, but the drum clip from the Thompson, imo, is the better option), and, the worst crime of them all, the BAR. I have exactly the opposite experience :SДЄxis in RS tend to win only when the teams are stacked, and itВґs easy to see why.

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