Now that Warno has released in full I've published a new video reviewing the Army General Campaigns which you can find here - th-cam.com/video/XvJjqSyeUtI/w-d-xo.html
WARNO is bloody amazing! Such a great deep strategic RTS. I love the pace and authentic style of it. Real proper grown up gaming. 5 stars, I suggest everyone give it a try - take it slow and let it simmer as you learn the game mechanics and units.
I still prefer Wargame Red Dragon but Warno still has a lot of development time yet. I hope they add a custom dynamic campaign option where you can pick factions and maps, something i've wanted for years. The scripted campaigns have very little replayability IMO.
@@xXBisquitsXx I'm hopeful for the future of Warno, looking back at previous games there are several interesting game modes they could include and hopefully the Army General campaign will be with us in early 2024 (who knows!) But the future is bright I reckon :)
After giving it more tries i've come to to conclusion i do not like WARNO. The deck building system is so restrictive and feels like it's designed to sell me DLC decks. i can already see gaps in certain nations and decks that they will fill with DLC decks later which makes it feel like an incomplete game. The towed equipment just seems like terrible idea since auto counter battery is a thing it just makes them arty fodder. Also the missions they added are lacklustre and feel like they are just trying to add some content even if it's just a reskin of a previous mission. There actions has made me lose confidence in the devs/publishers as i feel like they are making a medium to sell me DLCs instead of a full decent game. It's a shame so many good RTS games have been run into the dirt like Total war, they keep trying to cater to the mythical "wider audience" which tends to ruin it for the people who will actually play their games for years to come.
Whether its ww2 or something more modern Eugen Systems know how to make a fun, tactical RTS. Their games deserve to be far more popular and that includes Warno! If you enjoy RTS games you should 100% consider Warno or one of its other big brothers from the same developer. The formula is a great balance between hotkey madness and tactical thinking for those who love the detail. Whether youre considering a purchase or a day 1 veteran thats happy to share your experience...I hope you find the video useful!
The issue Eugen has is its sound design. Steel Division 2's sound is akin to something coming out of a child's toy. Thankfully, there are mods to help with this; however, that's really no excuse for it to be there in the first place.
Great review! I would recommend WARNO to everyone who likes some fun multiplayer madness with 10v10s or competitive action in 1v1. Game modes in between are fun with friends but sadly only playable with lobby simulator and no matchmaker (yet?). Singleplayer most likely will be good once finsihed but for now is somewhat low on content. Once the campaigns hit this for sure will change though. But yeah just hold out until Early access is over for that. AI so far is decent but not great.
@sd_league Thanks! I'm really positive about the future of Warno, it's a shame it doesn't have more content but the developer seems committed so hopefully just a matter of time. I certainly don't regret my purchase!
@@twiglets2 The content never gets old and they're constantly adding more. I have almost 1000 hours into Warno. I have more of a problem stopping then I do worrying about content. It's really easy to go 5 matches in a row and forget to drink water. I recommend anyone and everyone buy it in early access because Eugen has promised free stuff that won't be free to non early access players. I also am subscribed to SD League and Bandanner. Top notch Warno content ;) Yellow Cossack is also a good cinematic style channel to view the true beauty and details of Warno.
Nice video! I do have one small correction to add: zooming out most of the time like you described is not really viable against an experienced, competitive opponent. So while you definitely don't get to appreciate your tanks' camo in PvP, you are watching close enough to see the improvements in graphics between this and older games, because micro is a huge part of the difference between okay players and good ones.
Man, I wish Eugen would make a asymetrical "Kaiju" themed game were you can throw all of the stuff from their games against giant Monsters, tryinging to stop them.
Wonderful overview! My only 2cents would be that the game is great at half speed against the AI for those that enjoy a tactical puzzle over fast reactions. You can switch speed on the fly (as well as pausing as mentioned). This is great for coming to grips with how deep the tactical gameplay can be. Line of sight, tanks deploying smoke and supporting arty are all much easier to "enjoy" without feeling overwhelmed. This holds doubly true for the fast paced jets that you can call in. Once this feels like second nature its easy to switch to regular speed for some multi. :)
That's an amazing tip, thankyou. I feel that 60 hrs playing skirmish, is the tutorial stage for getting to grips with the game. At regular speed, you blink: and the entire frontline's collapsed around you due to tunnel vision. Lowering the speed, really helps here. Anyway, Warno's amazing and I keep coming back to it.
I love your reviews and the respect for our time. After a couple of minutes, I know if I am interested in learning more or not. I like the RTS genre so I watched all the way through this one. Thanks!
@@twiglets2 I have never played a game from that studio, and it looks like I might be facing a steep learning curve. So I'm not sure when, but I think I would like it once I got the basics down so I will likely get it at some point.
@@danspencer4235 Yes you're right, there is a bit of a learning curve in there, though not huge. You could always consider picking up Normandy 44 in a sale as it would be far far cheaper but with similar mechanics to give you a feel for the formula. Or Wargame Red Dragon if you're not too keen on WW2 and prefer something in the cold war!
This reminded me of World in Conflict. It's a simple RTS, but the setting, storytelling and character development that's well done, it's an experience I enjoy even today. Thanks for the review. I'll pick it up if goes on sale.
@Artakwa-Gaming definitely found it a challenge at first, and still plenty to learn, but I know enough to see why players like yourself enjoy the multiplayer. I think Warno has a great future!
Bro, you make some nice videos. Real expertise here. You are not about to keep people around who are not interested, but build on the people who are. Great stuff!
@SpookySkeletons Thank you, I hope you found it useful! I don't like it when videos try to trick me into watching the whole thing, so try not to do that myself!
@@twiglets2 Yeah man I really like the intro and how you present the video and what the topics are going to be about so people know what their getting into. Wish other TH-camrs would do that more.
Great video, been playing red dragon with a friend for a month now. We got steel division on sale and got refubds. Steel division did not feel as good as red dragon. Warno looks to have achieved a balance between the 2 and we are about to begin playing it.
@Targ100 That's interesting to hear. I have a feeling you will enjoy Warno but just bear mind that it doesn't have anywhere near as much content or mods as red dragon, but they keep adding more all the time!
There were a number of improvements that we did like, but it overall felt significantly less, I want to say polished but it isnt right on. Unit models felt ugly, the maps looking through didnt seem fun, the phasing felt like a wierd mechanic. It certainly plays like the games before it but just a little off. We've been watching some Warno stuff for a while and new it was different a bit...SD2 was on sale though so we figured we'd try it
@@Targ100 fair play giving it a try. If it helps Warno is a good looking game. It's not often games feel like a step up in graphics these days but I'd say Warno does enough in that department
@@Targ100 Yeah i have the same opinion coming from RD. Didn't like the changes in SD, can't tell you exactly why but it felt a lot worse imo (most of the time ended up in a spamfest from my experience). Was hoping Warno was a balance but it still doesn't feel as good as Wargame RD does but i have played a lot of RD. I couldn't care less about graphics as long as i can tell what's going on whilst i feel Warno went overboard and sometimes obscures the screen with smoke effects ect. and it's harder to tell what's happening at a glance but again it probably has something to do with my lack of experience compared to RD. I just wanted a Wargame Red dragon with the QOL improvements like queueing orders in deployment phase and LOS/Range indicator, plus a custom campaign option.
@masonmoore3473 Both are fantastic games! I do understand that those who prefer Wargame Red Dragon may not be willing to pay out for Warno at the moment, but it's headed in the right direction.
I love the way Eugen Systems RTSes are designed compared to traditional RTSes. I really hope they(or someone just making a very similar type of RTS) make a fantasy or sci-fi RTS someday so that their design space is not restricted by realism, that could be such a fantastic exploration of the genre.
I know im 11 months late but i have been deciding if i should get warno or wargame, thank you for helping me decide. Im going to get this game soon now.
Hello, can you please also check out World in Conflict ? It's an older RTS and it has a pretty good campaign. You might also try even older RTS (20 years +), Ground Control I and II. They have a similar style with a few different mechanics.
Wargame Red Dragons fan boys will tell you it's shit, because it's not a copy of their beloved game, but don't listen to those cave dwellers too much. It's true that it was released into Early Access too early, but now the game is almost complete (only the single player campaign is missing, but it will be released soon, Alpha testers are already playing it). Today, the game is very fun, the player count is increasing, and you don't have to wait too much for a good 10v10 to start (Between 2 to 5 mins in CET). One thing that wasn't mentioning in the video, but I think need to be said, this is a RTS, not a simulation. The game is a good mix between immersion and balancing.
i know its a late comment but i hope you get to read this i think the layout of the video is great. im only 1 minute in and i think you have done a perfect job already. liked and subscribed.
it's definitely useful I'm now saving up to get it when it's on sale this is the kind of game I've been looking for just waiting for Christmas to get out of the way so kids are sorted then I'm going to get it.
Yo i love the wargame red dragon , i would love to get warno but there is one really silly thing holding me back. The 'flame/fire' effects are too bright for my liking. Like the missiles or the artillery shells all look like literal fire balls. Is there a way to tone that down or change that? Also the smoke trails is also overdone..... Imo atleast
Excellent presentation, thank you. I can’t seem to spot the difference between this and Wargame? Seems identical? Like Regiments. Haven’t played SD but it looks about the same as that one too?
@maximillianschonhausen Thank you! There isn't much difference overall, they play very similarly. Warno is newer, so it looks better, is more expensive and has less content. But it does go on sale and is adding new content all the time. I haven't played much regiments though, worth a try?
@@twiglets2 Well I'd say Regiments is worth a try if you are really into this type of game and simply enjoy all of them, but I dare say it is so extremely similar to this one and Wargame that a blindtest will make it seriously difficult to tell which game is which. I chose regiments over this one on the roll of a dice really, they came out almost simultaneously. Perhaps nostalgia about Microprose too - I'm old enough to have fond memories of their earliest games. Like this game, graphics are superior to Wargame (but as you noted in the presentation, more than 90% of the time all you see is icons anyway - a paradox and tragedy, I feel, with all these games, since the models are now so fantastic that they are truly worth more than just being icons, but the game logic makes it patently impossible). Storyline is much superior in the campaign of Regiments - they've made an effort for singleplayer. But gameplay, well - honestly couldn't point out the difference from what I saw here. There are decks the same way, types of decks the same way, same point systems - same. Content is still less in Regiments - less than I saw here and far less than Wargame. But it is also under development so more will be added I suppose. A bit surprising with so many so extremely similar titles all in this very tight niche, wouldn't you say? With Regiments Wargame and this one all in the eighties too. I don't understand where they all see the money in it. But I guess I am happy that they do somehow.
@@maximillianschonhausen it's strange indeed, and it's a similar situation with the ww2 RTS space what with gates of hell Ostfront, company of heroes 3 and men of war 2. After a relative dry spell I shan't complain! Thanks for the detail on regiments, very useful.
Didn't know this game existed until Broken Arrow came out. It appears this game is similar. Concerned that this game is still in early access on Steam after a few years out. Should that be a concern? Seems like with newer games just like it coming out soon, it will be left behind.
@wolfevickery6081 it was a problem but Warno recently released its dynamic campaign which has been well received. However it's still likely broken arrow will be better, or at least that's the sentiment at the moment
Incredible Humanistic Art Wonderful Comfort Beautiful Detailed Game And Fun Great Creative Tool for Enjoying Military Culture Ofcourse not Perfect But It’s so Inspiring
Thought this game would be hard and complicated to understand, however when ive learnt how to play the game its actually way better then id thought id be, 100% worth it.
Looks like finally a good replacement for the blocky and completely outdated Combat Mission. Is the environment (like buildings) destructible ? Also is there physics like chances of ricochet on angled armor, etc.? The multiplayer feature will be the absolute fun!!
I've got 5 hours in game so far and yes to both of your questions. I've seen shells ricochet off of armor, but I think that's more of a matter of calculating the power of a cannon compared to the armor, not physics. Buildings can be destroyed, and forests can be burned or flattened. However, I don't think bridges can be destroyed, which is sad.
What I want to know is if the mechanics are closer to red dragon or steel division as I really liked red dragon but I was not a fan of steel division, mainly because of how it handled vehicle damage.
What broke this and other wargame .. games for me is a lack of REAL maps. Yeah, balancing I get it, but what's a point of WW3 sim without fighting over Moscow and New-York. )
Translate Engels-nederlands Nu Tekst Frans Nederlands Afbeeldingen Zinnen DeepL Video's Nederlands Duits Nederlands Spaans DeepL document Alle filters Zoekresultaten Vertaalresultaat Nederlands Engels In the 80's I served in the Dutch army! With the ready troops in West Germany! 103 Verk Bat SSV! Collaborated a lot with all the NATO troops who were there at the time were stationed. Love the atmosphere, units and troops in this game! It all looks familiar! And can't wait to finally kick the Russians' ass! LOL! Then practical and a lot on paper! Trained for years! Now via the PC! But better wait until the game is completely finished! And then it is released. After waiting 2 years, that one year can still be added! This is definitely on my wishlist in the Steamstore!
Great Review! I am still waiting for it to be fully released, I hope they add a DLC about China, which is about the tension in the East with the Blue and Red Dragon nations. African/Middle East campaigns and maps would also be good. But, I guess they're focusing on Europe for now. But that's fine, they can focus on some details, like more European nations and more and better units and models.
As someone who's put hundreds of hours into warno in the last 4 months I can say it is unlike any other war game and or RTS I've played. Yes it resembles steel division blatantly but what is offered in game is far more in depth than SD2 ever has been. Between that and the next gen Graphics and physics engine it's hard to deny its presence in the ranks of rts. Now one thing that bugs me is WARNO does not know what year it wants to be set in as they have a mix of 60s tech being used alongside late 80s tech. Even some of the Russian and German units have late 50s vehicles and artillery which you could argue isn't as important as let's say a tabk or jet but even those feel old in some fights. My hopes are that they don't stay attached solely to this time period as I think maybe divying them in period correct classes would solve alot of issues players have with OP and underpowered units. For ex. Having a T-80BVK which is a full blow Main battle tank from the mid to late 80s meanwhile you have to fight that with tanks from the late 60s and early 70s. The competition is one sided and for those who find the exploit it will make games easy
@chrisb.banick6720 I'm confident about the game's future. They need to make some good decisions going forward, success it within their grasp with a few more decent updates!
@twiglets2 yes they have hit a nail on the coffin but now they need to finish the job. I see some updates coming on steam so hopefully they get back into providing more for the game like they did during launch.
Got to this video after looking at SD2. Normally I prefer a WW2 setting over modern but this does look good. Will take a look at Broken Arrow two. Warno sure seems worth a closer look though, certainly appeals more than Wargame. It would be nice to find something that is less frantic than most RTS games though the Eugen Games look to be less frantic than say CoH though. Trouble is though, less frantic tends to push you towards hex which I can’t stand. I’m still torn between SD2 or Graviteam. The thing that turns me off MIUS though is the overly complicated and poorly explained UI.
@Edward-Plantagenet Hmmm yes that's a difficult one! I would say SD2 over Graviteam but SD2 is best played against human opponents online which is all rather frantic. Have you ever played Hearts of Iron 4? Worth a look if you haven't before.
@@twiglets2 I haven’t. Haven’t actually been on the pc gaming scene for years but I’ve just replaced an old MacBook and rather than replace it with a $1,000 machine that can’t play (most) games I decided on a Windows machine that can. So I’m just in the research stage at the moment. I’ll likely give WARNO and SD2 a try though as I’m def not into hex, pure strategy, Civ for WW2 or anything that doesn’t have RT 3D battle resolution. So far I think that pares it down to the games I mentioned and Combat Mission.
To understand this period in military history you have to realise that tactical nuclear weapons were so nice that their blast radius was about the same as their range. It makes those in the army at the time laugh still from what I can tell. Edit: How well does it portray tactics? Russian tactics today of static warfare and numbers are pretty much what the soviets used (They had overwhelming firepower in Europe.) and America has modified but maintains to a large degree Air-Land battle and manoeuvre warfare (See Gulf-War (1991) and Iraq War (2003).).
Wish these games could record in-game and after the match we could have the combat cinematicly play out like a movie of the whole battle. But just with the removal of all the u.i.
@dankweedaliday420 That would be so cool - I spend most of my time zoomed right out so it's a shame to miss all the detailed action, especially since it's a good looking game!
Replays are a thing in Wargame RD so if its not already in Warno im sure they will add it eventually. though it requires you to make your own cinematic shots but it's still epic.
I'd wait for a sale or until the army general's campaigns come out. Right now, there's like 7 or 8 single player missions, 1vCpu, or multiplayer. It's definitely not worth $40 yet. Army General's has been overdue for more than a year now. It's honestly kind of ridiculous how long it's taking.
I do remember thinking this game looks awesome and that it’d become my RTS de jour, but then I found it had that CONSTANT klaxon sound go off every time an enemy plane flew into detection….and there was no way to turn it off…the brilliant game became a hard pass….so disappointed. Anyone know if this has been fixed (or is modable to be turned off?
@thedudeabides3138 It's a shame that one sound puts you off the game but each to their own! Now when I play the game I bet it's going to be very noticeable!
@minerfox5208 Hmmmmm that is a good question. It's perfectly possible to only play with 2 tanks and 3 infantry groups for example, but the chances are you would lose as the opponent/s would be using more and there are several capture points to consider. So unless I'm missing something the answer is yes, but you wouldn't want to. Someone else with more knowledge may need to chime in to confirm or correct!
Everything seems to move crazy fast in this. I don't think that blindly charging into places with your throttle floored is the way that wars are usually fought.
@Wimbold if playing single player you can control the speed / pause, but on multiplayer there is a set speed. If in this game you were to charge in you will lose every time. Although quite frantic this game rewards strategy every time over charging in and trying to overwhelm
Eugene should have just made a War Game Red Dragon remaster and add more content to it, expand it with Army General, a better deck builder and much more. Broken Arrows open beta allowed so much in different approaches in how to play that warno just comes short in every aspect. Also Eugene is making warno a dlc milk machine for absurd prices.
@makeshiftgamer6909 it will be interesting to see how many faction are released in the base game of Broken Arrow compared to Warno, and what they try to sell as dlc!
The only concern I have about this game is that I haven't yet understood if it's a RTS or an ant colony simulator.... ( IMHO units movement speed is insane )
@@twiglets2 broken arrow requirements are crazy high...many gamers won't be able to play it. I hope they optimize the game a bit, because it's a the real deal.
I have never played any of these types of games. Only played Company of heroes. Is this game hard for a noob and what are the alternatives that are set in the same era?
@Hardcore6166 it's hard at first as attacking is especially brutal, your heavy tanks will get slaughtered because you didn't do it right. But once you realise how to use your units effectively it's a rewarding game indeed! The older version of this game is War Game Red Dragon. It's cheap due to its age but worth a try if you're unsure due to the low cost in a sale. Broke Arrow is a promising looking alternative that seems to be better received than Warno, so worth looking into that too. Personally I love steel division 2, but that's ww2 based...
@@twiglets2 wow I did not expect the answer.. 😅Thank you so much for taking your time to write this! I have seen the broken arrow, so I was looking for something while that gets out. Thank you once more and the video is excellent! Top tear!
@reaper7621 Personally I think not. Though that is because I'm generally skeptical about paying for content that hasn't been released yet....it might be crap!
Ive started to get into battallion level RTS games. I used to play graviteam tactics games and loved them. I bought Command: Modern Operations which is an operation level, combined arms, RTS and its amazing. But I want an RTS at battallion level I have Wargame and Steel Division 2 but havent played them that much. Warno looks good so I think I shall invest, even if hough Early Access tends to put me off
@s3any1977 I know what you mean about early access being a put off. Another game worth checking out if you haven't already is Regiments. I haven't played it much beyond a free beta myself but it seems a popular (and cheaper) alternative to Warno. I've always been meaning to try Graviteam games but haven't gotten round to it. The UI sounds intimidating!
@marcinsobczak2485 I do wonder whether many red dragon players will bother moving to Warno, maybe in the future when there's more content but it's buying a whole new game!
For now it just seems that you have to pay again for having less things even if a thing or two of the new ones are nice. Automatic artillery counterfire is dogshit though.@@twiglets2
So essentially it's Tom clancy endwar but with more options and access to fixed wing aircraft and supply vics. And with the campaign its again like endwar where it gets harder the longer the campaign
not really. play against AI, ramp up the difficulty, try the scenarios, play online , get your head bashed in, learn. There is a good subreddit for it r/warno@@twiglets2
Yes. Sooner or later your country will be in the game. And its the only game that will put your country in. I like most, am tired of playing Muricans vs Soviet Russia in every game.
eugen has a great track record of inculding kinda forgotten countries in SD2, like the polish, czech, bulgarian, yugoslavian, italian divisions, and units from other countries still like belgium
I have a love-hate relationship with warno. Whenever I try to snipe an enemy command unit with artillery (and recon), I always miss. But whenever the enemy randomly fires their arty, they destroy my unit in one hit. 😂 same with AA... maybe I'm just bad. No no no that can't be true
@mansuraliagaev4092 that's fair enough! I have a memory of someone saying the AI in steel division 2 essentially cheats as it knows where your units are when it shouldn't be able to. If I remember that correctly then it could be the same in Warno....we're doomed!
@@twiglets2 It is a common and understandable misconception. The AI does not know about units it has not seen or which never fired at it, but it has perfect memory and near-instantaneous reaction all over the map. When your artillery (or any other unit) is randomly spotted for a split second by a recon unit or fires even once, it is marked and will get counterbatteried, and no human player can match that. Couple that with the AI's love for artillery and it can get oppressive very quickly, the best you can do is to move your own units a lot and push them hard enough so that they cannot bombard you to death.
Now that Warno has released in full I've published a new video reviewing the Army General Campaigns which you can find here - th-cam.com/video/XvJjqSyeUtI/w-d-xo.html
WARNO is bloody amazing! Such a great deep strategic RTS. I love the pace and authentic style of it. Real proper grown up gaming. 5 stars, I suggest everyone give it a try - take it slow and let it simmer as you learn the game mechanics and units.
@firstspar Grown up gaming? Let it simmer? Wise words, I like your style!
I still prefer Wargame Red Dragon but Warno still has a lot of development time yet. I hope they add a custom dynamic campaign option where you can pick factions and maps, something i've wanted for years. The scripted campaigns have very little replayability IMO.
@@xXBisquitsXx I'm hopeful for the future of Warno, looking back at previous games there are several interesting game modes they could include and hopefully the Army General campaign will be with us in early 2024 (who knows!) But the future is bright I reckon :)
The only thing I hate about the wargaming series is the restriction of supply depots and command points in the game.
After giving it more tries i've come to to conclusion i do not like WARNO. The deck building system is so restrictive and feels like it's designed to sell me DLC decks. i can already see gaps in certain nations and decks that they will fill with DLC decks later which makes it feel like an incomplete game.
The towed equipment just seems like terrible idea since auto counter battery is a thing it just makes them arty fodder. Also the missions they added are lacklustre and feel like they are just trying to add some content even if it's just a reskin of a previous mission.
There actions has made me lose confidence in the devs/publishers as i feel like they are making a medium to sell me DLCs instead of a full decent game. It's a shame so many good RTS games have been run into the dirt like Total war, they keep trying to cater to the mythical "wider audience" which tends to ruin it for the people who will actually play their games for years to come.
Whether its ww2 or something more modern Eugen Systems know how to make a fun, tactical RTS. Their games deserve to be far more popular and that includes Warno!
If you enjoy RTS games you should 100% consider Warno or one of its other big brothers from the same developer. The formula is a great balance between hotkey madness and tactical thinking for those who love the detail. Whether youre considering a purchase or a day 1 veteran thats happy to share your experience...I hope you find the video useful!
There's also something else that deserves to be more popular, I think it's a channel called Twiglets? Or something like that
@@jamesmacduff2150 haha naaaaa I've heard it's overrated!
The issue Eugen has is its sound design. Steel Division 2's sound is akin to something coming out of a child's toy. Thankfully, there are mods to help with this; however, that's really no excuse for it to be there in the first place.
@@dudeguybro I didn't realise such mods existed!
@@twiglets2 I didn't either, actually. I was talking to a guy about SD on the Broken Arrow subreddit, and he pointed it out to me
Great review! I would recommend WARNO to everyone who likes some fun multiplayer madness with 10v10s or competitive action in 1v1. Game modes in between are fun with friends but sadly only playable with lobby simulator and no matchmaker (yet?). Singleplayer most likely will be good once finsihed but for now is somewhat low on content. Once the campaigns hit this for sure will change though. But yeah just hold out until Early access is over for that. AI so far is decent but not great.
@sd_league Thanks! I'm really positive about the future of Warno, it's a shame it doesn't have more content but the developer seems committed so hopefully just a matter of time. I certainly don't regret my purchase!
@@twiglets2 The content never gets old and they're constantly adding more. I have almost 1000 hours into Warno. I have more of a problem stopping then I do worrying about content. It's really easy to go 5 matches in a row and forget to drink water. I recommend anyone and everyone buy it in early access because Eugen has promised free stuff that won't be free to non early access players. I also am subscribed to SD League and Bandanner. Top notch Warno content ;) Yellow Cossack is also a good cinematic style channel to view the true beauty and details of Warno.
@@ohsam5954 agreed, now seems a great time to buy Warno while it's in early access. Looking forward to new content, especially army general!
Nice video! I do have one small correction to add: zooming out most of the time like you described is not really viable against an experienced, competitive opponent. So while you definitely don't get to appreciate your tanks' camo in PvP, you are watching close enough to see the improvements in graphics between this and older games, because micro is a huge part of the difference between okay players and good ones.
@FeherMate Interesting! Thank you for sharing your experience
Man, I wish Eugen would make a asymetrical "Kaiju" themed game were you can throw all of the stuff from their games against giant Monsters, tryinging to stop them.
@bata8928 that's actually such a great idea!
Incredible Vibe
amazing idea, now i will use chat gpt and unity to make it work lol
Try EDF 5
@@christmasisawesome9348 I know EDF, was thinking more of an RTS Game, in the vein of what Eugen usually does.
Wonderful overview! My only 2cents would be that the game is great at half speed against the AI for those that enjoy a tactical puzzle over fast reactions. You can switch speed on the fly (as well as pausing as mentioned). This is great for coming to grips with how deep the tactical gameplay can be. Line of sight, tanks deploying smoke and supporting arty are all much easier to "enjoy" without feeling overwhelmed. This holds doubly true for the fast paced jets that you can call in. Once this feels like second nature its easy to switch to regular speed for some multi. :)
@Nwolf5555 what a great tip for new players, thank you for sharing!
That's an amazing tip, thankyou. I feel that 60 hrs playing skirmish, is the tutorial stage for getting to grips with the game. At regular speed, you blink: and the entire frontline's collapsed around you due to tunnel vision. Lowering the speed, really helps here. Anyway, Warno's amazing and I keep coming back to it.
Cool seeing Wurzburg in one of the operations. I lived there as a child (us civilians) during the Cold War (81-83).
The way you broke down the video and the general video production is amazing. Insta sub
@mattwallace963 Thank you! I hope it was useful
broken arrow seemed to be more like wargame than warno. warno felt like a cross between steel div and wargame without doing either well
@mourka01 Yes I noticed it feeling more like Steel Division, and I suspect they will include more and more game modes etc from SD
Pretty much why I refunded it on Day 1. I wanted a Wargame sequel.
cold war setting is the reason why I am getting this game not the otherway around
I love your reviews and the respect for our time. After a couple of minutes, I know if I am interested in learning more or not. I like the RTS genre so I watched all the way through this one. Thanks!
@danspencer4235 you are very welcome, I hope it was useful! Will you be considering Warno when the next sale comes up?
@@twiglets2 I have never played a game from that studio, and it looks like I might be facing a steep learning curve. So I'm not sure when, but I think I would like it once I got the basics down so I will likely get it at some point.
@@danspencer4235 Yes you're right, there is a bit of a learning curve in there, though not huge. You could always consider picking up Normandy 44 in a sale as it would be far far cheaper but with similar mechanics to give you a feel for the formula. Or Wargame Red Dragon if you're not too keen on WW2 and prefer something in the cold war!
It's fun, and has imbalances, and the AI could use a lot of work.
But still it's a dynamic and detailed experience. It's fun to use a deck you enjoy.
This reminded me of World in Conflict. It's a simple RTS, but the setting, storytelling and character development that's well done, it's an experience I enjoy even today. Thanks for the review. I'll pick it up if goes on sale.
@@SuiLagadema thank you! I don't think you'll regret it. Warno is a well rounded game these days
I really liked WOC but I’m not a fan of micro. I’ll order the platoon into a position I expect the units to manage their systems though.
@@scottl9660 have you tried Regiments? Those that review it often say they enjoy the lack of micro that is required in that game. Just a thought
While WARNO may be good or bad and subject to personal preference, your review itself is definitely excellent and amazing, I've thoroughly enjoyed it!
@simonchoi973 Thank you! I hope it was useful :)
I love the multiplayer. I think at beginning it seems a bit hard but when you make your expirience it will be nice.
@Artakwa-Gaming definitely found it a challenge at first, and still plenty to learn, but I know enough to see why players like yourself enjoy the multiplayer. I think Warno has a great future!
Great video, well rounded, and certainly helped inform me!
@user-je6wr9hy9h I'm glad it helped!
Bro, you make some nice videos. Real expertise here. You are not about to keep people around who are not interested, but build on the people who are. Great stuff!
@SpookySkeletons Thank you, I hope you found it useful!
I don't like it when videos try to trick me into watching the whole thing, so try not to do that myself!
@@twiglets2 Yeah man I really like the intro and how you present the video and what the topics are going to be about so people know what their getting into. Wish other TH-camrs would do that more.
@@pood40o72 Thank you! I'll stick with it, people seem to be appreciating it so thanks for letting me know
Great video, been playing red dragon with a friend for a month now. We got steel division on sale and got refubds. Steel division did not feel as good as red dragon. Warno looks to have achieved a balance between the 2 and we are about to begin playing it.
@Targ100 That's interesting to hear. I have a feeling you will enjoy Warno but just bear mind that it doesn't have anywhere near as much content or mods as red dragon, but they keep adding more all the time!
There were a number of improvements that we did like, but it overall felt significantly less, I want to say polished but it isnt right on. Unit models felt ugly, the maps looking through didnt seem fun, the phasing felt like a wierd mechanic. It certainly plays like the games before it but just a little off. We've been watching some Warno stuff for a while and new it was different a bit...SD2 was on sale though so we figured we'd try it
@@Targ100 fair play giving it a try. If it helps Warno is a good looking game. It's not often games feel like a step up in graphics these days but I'd say Warno does enough in that department
@@Targ100 Yeah i have the same opinion coming from RD. Didn't like the changes in SD, can't tell you exactly why but it felt a lot worse imo (most of the time ended up in a spamfest from my experience). Was hoping Warno was a balance but it still doesn't feel as good as Wargame RD does but i have played a lot of RD. I couldn't care less about graphics as long as i can tell what's going on whilst i feel Warno went overboard and sometimes obscures the screen with smoke effects ect. and it's harder to tell what's happening at a glance but again it probably has something to do with my lack of experience compared to RD.
I just wanted a Wargame Red dragon with the QOL improvements like queueing orders in deployment phase and LOS/Range indicator, plus a custom campaign option.
Great video, really captures the ups and downs of the game
@brandonganz190 thank you! I hope it was useful
The music makes it so worth it, goes so hard
@lonely_ghost7144 Hell yeah!
Warno is a great game. This and SD2 are must haves!
@masonmoore3473 Both are fantastic games! I do understand that those who prefer Wargame Red Dragon may not be willing to pay out for Warno at the moment, but it's headed in the right direction.
Thank you very much for the review, top notch as always. Seems to be an amazing game, keeping an eye on it. Good day sir!
@a.bridges You sir are a great human being! As always thank you for your contribution :)
@@twiglets2 Hey, it's not something I read every day, thank you sir.
Warno is so great , in 10 vs 10 in multiplayer is hello,really coil
I'd advise you to take those 60sec tldr and put them on as YT shorts
Can’t wait for NORTHAG expansion in the future
I love the way Eugen Systems RTSes are designed compared to traditional RTSes. I really hope they(or someone just making a very similar type of RTS) make a fantasy or sci-fi RTS someday so that their design space is not restricted by realism, that could be such a fantastic exploration of the genre.
@Mightfox That sounds like an awesome idea!
I know im 11 months late but i have been deciding if i should get warno or wargame, thank you for helping me decide. Im going to get this game soon now.
@@ArcaneOdysseyCampMarker you're welcome! Both are good games but you won't regret getting Warno, it's a decent game. Hope you enjoy
very good review. it flows is slow enough to understand and fast enough to not get bored.
@nepocrates That's exactly what I was aiming for! Hope it was useful
@@twiglets2 it was and I grew up in the 70s and 80s so the cold war is always interesting to me. I will get it as a late christmas present for myself.
Shouldn't it be Waryes?
@Reapee-ml6ly What is it good for?!
Hello, can you please also check out World in Conflict ? It's an older RTS and it has a pretty good campaign.
You might also try even older RTS (20 years +), Ground Control I and II. They have a similar style with a few different mechanics.
@cristinmarius Of course, I'm always happy to check out new (old) games, thanks for the tip!
Wargame Red Dragons fan boys will tell you it's shit, because it's not a copy of their beloved game, but don't listen to those cave dwellers too much.
It's true that it was released into Early Access too early, but now the game is almost complete (only the single player campaign is missing, but it will be released soon, Alpha testers are already playing it).
Today, the game is very fun, the player count is increasing, and you don't have to wait too much for a good 10v10 to start (Between 2 to 5 mins in CET).
One thing that wasn't mentioning in the video, but I think need to be said, this is a RTS, not a simulation. The game is a good mix between immersion and balancing.
Nice, been waiting for this
Short honest openion, from someone who play warno since day 1, game greatly improved, totaly worth it
@capuaniandrea Thanks for sharing sir!
i know its a late comment but i hope you get to read this i think the layout of the video is great. im only 1 minute in and i think you have done a perfect job already. liked and subscribed.
@@spacedchimpprice4610 thank you my friend, it means a lot to hear that and thank you for the support! I hope the video is useful
it's definitely useful I'm now saving up to get it when it's on sale this is the kind of game I've been looking for just waiting for Christmas to get out of the way so kids are sorted then I'm going to get it.
it's definitely useful thank you for helping me find and understand this game I'll be saving up for this after Christmas when the kids are all sorted.
Yo i love the wargame red dragon , i would love to get warno but there is one really silly thing holding me back. The 'flame/fire' effects are too bright for my liking. Like the missiles or the artillery shells all look like literal fire balls. Is there a way to tone that down or change that? Also the smoke trails is also overdone..... Imo atleast
There’s unit scaling idk if it affects the shells but it affects the smoke
@@thechugger6075 hmm if someone can confirm this that would be nice
I will be honest, i cannot play this game on my current hardware! But it looks like the game I’ve been looking for!
Fantastic review, very enjoyable watch
@@joesligo1516 thank you!
Excellent presentation, thank you. I can’t seem to spot the difference between this and Wargame? Seems identical? Like Regiments. Haven’t played SD but it looks about the same as that one too?
@maximillianschonhausen Thank you! There isn't much difference overall, they play very similarly. Warno is newer, so it looks better, is more expensive and has less content. But it does go on sale and is adding new content all the time. I haven't played much regiments though, worth a try?
@@twiglets2 Well I'd say Regiments is worth a try if you are really into this type of game and simply enjoy all of them, but I dare say it is so extremely similar to this one and Wargame that a blindtest will make it seriously difficult to tell which game is which. I chose regiments over this one on the roll of a dice really, they came out almost simultaneously. Perhaps nostalgia about Microprose too - I'm old enough to have fond memories of their earliest games.
Like this game, graphics are superior to Wargame (but as you noted in the presentation, more than 90% of the time all you see is icons anyway - a paradox and tragedy, I feel, with all these games, since the models are now so fantastic that they are truly worth more than just being icons, but the game logic makes it patently impossible). Storyline is much superior in the campaign of Regiments - they've made an effort for singleplayer. But gameplay, well - honestly couldn't point out the difference from what I saw here. There are decks the same way, types of decks the same way, same point systems - same. Content is still less in Regiments - less than I saw here and far less than Wargame. But it is also under development so more will be added I suppose.
A bit surprising with so many so extremely similar titles all in this very tight niche, wouldn't you say? With Regiments Wargame and this one all in the eighties too. I don't understand where they all see the money in it. But I guess I am happy that they do somehow.
@@maximillianschonhausen it's strange indeed, and it's a similar situation with the ww2 RTS space what with gates of hell Ostfront, company of heroes 3 and men of war 2.
After a relative dry spell I shan't complain! Thanks for the detail on regiments, very useful.
Didn't know this game existed until Broken Arrow came out. It appears this game is similar. Concerned that this game is still in early access on Steam after a few years out. Should that be a concern? Seems like with newer games just like it coming out soon, it will be left behind.
@wolfevickery6081 it was a problem but Warno recently released its dynamic campaign which has been well received. However it's still likely broken arrow will be better, or at least that's the sentiment at the moment
TLDR summary at the start is great idea; its actually TLDW w=watch :)
@@johngreen2468 haha that's a very good point! I might have to change it going forward
Incredible Humanistic Art
Wonderful Comfort
Beautiful Detailed Game
And Fun
Great Creative Tool for Enjoying Military Culture
Ofcourse not Perfect
But It’s so Inspiring
Thought this game would be hard and complicated to understand, however when ive learnt how to play the game its actually way better then id thought id be, 100% worth it.
@@LizardSrb glad to hear it! Are there any particular tips you'd recommend to new players?
It would really be cool if eugen made a rts like this set in the 2000s
Agreed!
Looks like finally a good replacement for the blocky and completely outdated Combat Mission. Is the environment (like buildings) destructible ? Also is there physics like chances of ricochet on angled armor, etc.?
The multiplayer feature will be the absolute fun!!
I've got 5 hours in game so far and yes to both of your questions. I've seen shells ricochet off of armor, but I think that's more of a matter of calculating the power of a cannon compared to the armor, not physics. Buildings can be destroyed, and forests can be burned or flattened. However, I don't think bridges can be destroyed, which is sad.
Upvoted just for the TLDR/BLUF
@skunkjulio Thanks!
What I want to know is if the mechanics are closer to red dragon or steel division as I really liked red dragon but I was not a fan of steel division, mainly because of how it handled vehicle damage.
if we add this as mod to cities skylines 2
@@Saudi_Duke hahaha wow, that'd be next level!
if you are waiting for broken arrow or task force admiral it is a good one to kill time. But there are also other game to choose from
@markswang8987 which games would you recommend?
@@twiglets2 combat mission I call it the ultimate time killer.
I have enjoyed World in Conflict, will I enjoy this?
A small correction: It's M1 IP (*Improved Performance*), not M1 1P
@peaceoutbruh7085 How ironic I used it in the "you need to know the difference" section, thanks for the correction!
What broke this and other wargame .. games for me is a lack of REAL maps. Yeah, balancing I get it, but what's a point of WW3 sim without fighting over Moscow and New-York. )
@crafty_badger It's an interesting point! I wonder if mods are the answer?
Yes, the answer is yes
@sarahrichards1281 I second this yes
This video is great! But we need an updated version for v1.0
@sc0nes It's on the way!
liked and subbed for the tldr good stuff
@user-ed9ku1dr3i Thank you, I'll keep using it then!
I'm waiting for the dynamic campaign
@johnmascardo7047 fingers crossed we will get one in 2024!
lowk i might be dyslexic cos i thought the title said WANO as in one piece, imagine my suprise when i saw a flying Jet
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In the 80's I served in the Dutch army! With the ready troops in West Germany! 103 Verk Bat SSV! Collaborated a lot with all the NATO troops who were there at the time were stationed. Love the atmosphere, units and troops in this game! It all looks familiar! And can't wait to finally kick the Russians' ass! LOL! Then practical and a lot on paper! Trained for years! Now via the PC! But better wait until the game is completely finished! And then it is released. After waiting 2 years, that one year can still be added! This is definitely on my wishlist in the Steamstore!
Thanks for the great video!
@oxxExtinctionXXO thank you for watching!
Great Review! I am still waiting for it to be fully released, I hope they add a DLC about China, which is about the tension in the East with the Blue and Red Dragon nations. African/Middle East campaigns and maps would also be good. But, I guess they're focusing on Europe for now. But that's fine, they can focus on some details, like more European nations and more and better units and models.
@apolakigamingandmore6376 I like how much potential this game has, I just hope they keep releasing the content to achieve it!
As someone who's put hundreds of hours into warno in the last 4 months I can say it is unlike any other war game and or RTS I've played. Yes it resembles steel division blatantly but what is offered in game is far more in depth than SD2 ever has been. Between that and the next gen Graphics and physics engine it's hard to deny its presence in the ranks of rts. Now one thing that bugs me is WARNO does not know what year it wants to be set in as they have a mix of 60s tech being used alongside late 80s tech. Even some of the Russian and German units have late 50s vehicles and artillery which you could argue isn't as important as let's say a tabk or jet but even those feel old in some fights. My hopes are that they don't stay attached solely to this time period as I think maybe divying them in period correct classes would solve alot of issues players have with OP and underpowered units. For ex. Having a T-80BVK which is a full blow Main battle tank from the mid to late 80s meanwhile you have to fight that with tanks from the late 60s and early 70s. The competition is one sided and for those who find the exploit it will make games easy
@chrisb.banick6720 I'm confident about the game's future. They need to make some good decisions going forward, success it within their grasp with a few more decent updates!
@twiglets2 yes they have hit a nail on the coffin but now they need to finish the job. I see some updates coming on steam so hopefully they get back into providing more for the game like they did during launch.
WARNO? MORE LIKE WAR-YES!!!
@dr.poopoohead5871 Gotta say, that did make me chuckle!
is there a slo-mo mode like in Gates of Hell?
@raidermaxx2324 not that I'm aware of!
You can reduce speed in Single player. Slowest time is bullet time. You cant reduce speed in Multiplayer and coop though.
The game is World in Conflict meets Red Dragon.
Got to this video after looking at SD2. Normally I prefer a WW2 setting over modern but this does look good. Will take a look at Broken Arrow two. Warno sure seems worth a closer look though, certainly appeals more than Wargame.
It would be nice to find something that is less frantic than most RTS games though the Eugen Games look to be less frantic than say CoH though. Trouble is though, less frantic tends to push you towards hex which I can’t stand.
I’m still torn between SD2 or Graviteam. The thing that turns me off MIUS though is the overly complicated and poorly explained UI.
@Edward-Plantagenet Hmmm yes that's a difficult one! I would say SD2 over Graviteam but SD2 is best played against human opponents online which is all rather frantic.
Have you ever played Hearts of Iron 4? Worth a look if you haven't before.
@@twiglets2 I haven’t. Haven’t actually been on the pc gaming scene for years but I’ve just replaced an old MacBook and rather than replace it with a $1,000 machine that can’t play (most) games I decided on a Windows machine that can. So I’m just in the research stage at the moment. I’ll likely give WARNO and SD2 a try though as I’m def not into hex, pure strategy, Civ for WW2 or anything that doesn’t have RT 3D battle resolution. So far I think that pares it down to the games I mentioned and Combat Mission.
@@Edward-Plantagenet Yes absolutely. Welcome back to the PC gaming world!
Play the WWII ones first, you get used to the speed and convenience of jets and choppers.
To understand this period in military history you have to realise that tactical nuclear weapons were so nice that their blast radius was about the same as their range. It makes those in the army at the time laugh still from what I can tell. Edit: How well does it portray tactics? Russian tactics today of static warfare and numbers are pretty much what the soviets used (They had overwhelming firepower in Europe.) and America has modified but maintains to a large degree Air-Land battle and manoeuvre warfare (See Gulf-War (1991) and Iraq War (2003).).
honestly alone it gives lot of fun but with friends it gives 10 times more fun
Wish these games could record in-game and after the match we could have the combat cinematicly play out like a movie of the whole battle. But just with the removal of all the u.i.
@dankweedaliday420 That would be so cool - I spend most of my time zoomed right out so it's a shame to miss all the detailed action, especially since it's a good looking game!
Replays are a thing in Wargame RD so if its not already in Warno im sure they will add it eventually. though it requires you to make your own cinematic shots but it's still epic.
@@twiglets2 this is already a feature of warno. look into the replay.
I'd wait for a sale or until the army general's campaigns come out. Right now, there's like 7 or 8 single player missions, 1vCpu, or multiplayer. It's definitely not worth $40 yet. Army General's has been overdue for more than a year now. It's honestly kind of ridiculous how long it's taking.
@kadesh111 I hope it's worth the wait in the end!
@@twiglets2 me too. I think it will be, I just hope they don't release the initial AG campaigns as an additional paid DLC.
Very helpful thank you
@@ottokrieg you're welcome!
But can I swarm the field with police pressed into service as soldiers?
6:50 M ONE "I" (the letter) P
M1IP aka M1 Improved
great review! now i don't have to watch other vids and can just buy the game.
@xilllllix Glad to be of service!
I do remember thinking this game looks awesome and that it’d become my RTS de jour, but then I found it had that CONSTANT klaxon sound go off every time an enemy plane flew into detection….and there was no way to turn it off…the brilliant game became a hard pass….so disappointed.
Anyone know if this has been fixed (or is modable to be turned off?
Pretty sure you can find it in sound files and change it with any other sound you wish
@thedudeabides3138 It's a shame that one sound puts you off the game but each to their own! Now when I play the game I bet it's going to be very noticeable!
does it have a sandbox mode?
What about Broken Arrow? The developer of Broken Arrow hints at something coming Jan '24.
@Tonylovesjazz Looking forward to it! We're fortunate to have such a selection of games int his genre
a question. Do you only play big battles or is it possible to play small battles with like 2 tanks and 3 infantry groups?
@minerfox5208 Hmmmmm that is a good question. It's perfectly possible to only play with 2 tanks and 3 infantry groups for example, but the chances are you would lose as the opponent/s would be using more and there are several capture points to consider.
So unless I'm missing something the answer is yes, but you wouldn't want to. Someone else with more knowledge may need to chime in to confirm or correct!
@@twiglets2 what about if i put the cost limit for ai small so it cannot spawn more units?
@@minerfox5208 yeah I guess that would be possible
I kinda get what the OP is saying, he’s like “I want to be a platoon commander, can I get a company and battalion commander above me ?”
Everything seems to move crazy fast in this. I don't think that blindly charging into places with your throttle floored is the way that wars are usually fought.
@Wimbold if playing single player you can control the speed / pause, but on multiplayer there is a set speed. If in this game you were to charge in you will lose every time. Although quite frantic this game rewards strategy every time over charging in and trying to overwhelm
Good analysis amd grest video earned a sub from me
@hsundthhzthn985 Thank you! Any other games you would like to see this kind of analysis on?
Yo this game reminds me of Steel Division, btw Steel Division is fire, Just that Warno is WW3 instead of WW2
@ricardoperez8444 they are made by the same developer, so very similar!
Eugene should have just made a War Game Red Dragon remaster and add more content to it, expand it with Army General, a better deck builder and much more. Broken Arrows open beta allowed so much in different approaches in how to play that warno just comes short in every aspect. Also Eugene is making warno a dlc milk machine for absurd prices.
@makeshiftgamer6909 it will be interesting to see how many faction are released in the base game of Broken Arrow compared to Warno, and what they try to sell as dlc!
Exactly! They should've made a modern wargme not a remastered Red Dragon.
The only concern I have about this game is that I haven't yet understood if it's a RTS or an ant colony simulator.... ( IMHO units movement speed is insane )
@RobertMolders You can slow them down if that helps?!
Took me a while to get used to it but it’s a very good game
@GivememoneyUA Can't wait for the army general campaign!
They need to make a modern warfare based rts game. We already have wargame which is Warno with not that bad graphics.
Agreed it would be awesome. Looking forward to Broken Arrow!
@@twiglets2 broken arrow requirements are crazy high...many gamers won't be able to play it. I hope they optimize the game a bit, because it's a the real deal.
@@ILoveLincolnCars ooo I didn't know that... I'll be taking a closer look at those requirements, thank you
@@twiglets2 oh no thanks to you pal for this amazing video. ❤️
does this game have a sanbox mode/mod?
I have never played any of these types of games. Only played Company of heroes. Is this game hard for a noob and what are the alternatives that are set in the same era?
@Hardcore6166 it's hard at first as attacking is especially brutal, your heavy tanks will get slaughtered because you didn't do it right. But once you realise how to use your units effectively it's a rewarding game indeed!
The older version of this game is War Game Red Dragon. It's cheap due to its age but worth a try if you're unsure due to the low cost in a sale.
Broke Arrow is a promising looking alternative that seems to be better received than Warno, so worth looking into that too.
Personally I love steel division 2, but that's ww2 based...
@@twiglets2 wow I did not expect the answer.. 😅Thank you so much for taking your time to write this! I have seen the broken arrow, so I was looking for something while that gets out. Thank you once more and the video is excellent! Top tear!
Is it worth it to get the gold version though?
@reaper7621 Personally I think not. Though that is because I'm generally skeptical about paying for content that hasn't been released yet....it might be crap!
Warno is a great sandbox game, where your little green army men of childhood has been upgraded to flashy and wonderfully explosive 3d
@bradleybergen480 What a great way to describe it!
Wow ! Nice one !!!
@stephanhernandez897 Thanks!
You guys rock 🪨!!!
Ive started to get into battallion level RTS games. I used to play graviteam tactics games and loved them. I bought Command: Modern Operations which is an operation level, combined arms, RTS and its amazing. But I want an RTS at battallion level
I have Wargame and Steel Division 2 but havent played them that much. Warno looks good so I think I shall invest, even if hough Early Access tends to put me off
@s3any1977 I know what you mean about early access being a put off. Another game worth checking out if you haven't already is Regiments. I haven't played it much beyond a free beta myself but it seems a popular (and cheaper) alternative to Warno.
I've always been meaning to try Graviteam games but haven't gotten round to it. The UI sounds intimidating!
they put a lot of work in such a niche game, I would be completely happy if they just updated and add new content and campaigns to good old red dragon
@marcinsobczak2485 I do wonder whether many red dragon players will bother moving to Warno, maybe in the future when there's more content but it's buying a whole new game!
For now it just seems that you have to pay again for having less things even if a thing or two of the new ones are nice. Automatic artillery counterfire is dogshit though.@@twiglets2
So essentially it's Tom clancy endwar but with more options and access to fixed wing aircraft and supply vics. And with the campaign its again like endwar where it gets harder the longer the campaign
@malusdarkblade1190 I haven't played tom Clancy end war but I've heard others make the comparison before
@twiglets2 it was good years ago this seems more in depth just had a look at vid as it's on sale at moment
its a fantastic game
@dr.fistus94 sure is! Any advice for new players??
not really. play against AI, ramp up the difficulty, try the scenarios, play online , get your head bashed in, learn. There is a good subreddit for it r/warno@@twiglets2
im annoyed of waiting for broken arrow for so long, so warno is the way to go
@lego9city693 Regiments is quite good too, have you tried that one?
Yes. Sooner or later your country will be in the game. And its the only game that will put your country in.
I like most, am tired of playing Muricans vs Soviet Russia in every game.
@dnaseb9214 Absolutely, Warno has a bright future!
eugen has a great track record of inculding kinda forgotten countries in SD2, like the polish, czech, bulgarian, yugoslavian, italian divisions, and units from other countries still like belgium
@@karlfranz3819
if it wasnt for SD2 I would have never known that Brezil and South Africa participated
@@dnaseb9214 wait. Brazilians are in SD2? which division? I don't remember em at all
@@karlfranz3819
Its entire Brazilian division. From the Tribute to the liberation of Italy
Is it available on xbox or just PC?
@@Fatty2-sj8vr just on pc unfortunately
@twiglets2 ah never mind, I love strategy. This reminds me of ruse in a way. It looks pretty good 👍
Loving the content!!
Waiting to buy when the campaigns come out, i suck at Eugen multiplayer lol
@One_Call_System Yup I know that feeling! They haven't given a timescale yet, unless they mentioned it recently but I'm hopeful it will be early 2024!
I wish this had a base building mode like R.U.S.E.
I have a love-hate relationship with warno. Whenever I try to snipe an enemy command unit with artillery (and recon), I always miss. But whenever the enemy randomly fires their arty, they destroy my unit in one hit. 😂 same with AA... maybe I'm just bad. No no no that can't be true
@mansuraliagaev4092 that's fair enough! I have a memory of someone saying the AI in steel division 2 essentially cheats as it knows where your units are when it shouldn't be able to. If I remember that correctly then it could be the same in Warno....we're doomed!
@@twiglets2 It is a common and understandable misconception. The AI does not know about units it has not seen or which never fired at it, but it has perfect memory and near-instantaneous reaction all over the map. When your artillery (or any other unit) is randomly spotted for a split second by a recon unit or fires even once, it is marked and will get counterbatteried, and no human player can match that. Couple that with the AI's love for artillery and it can get oppressive very quickly, the best you can do is to move your own units a lot and push them hard enough so that they cannot bombard you to death.