If the only game you play is OFP or Steel Beasts and almost nothing else, then these sims are right up your alley. Same for VBS - these are not priced for casual gamers. Honestly, if you can't justify buying it now, after seeing the screenshots and movies, don't buy it. If you're just a casual fan or looking for less than a brutally difficult game, save your money for SB2. I'm a big fan of all armored vehicles, so $125 is money well spent for me. If you don't think you want it now, my suggestion is don't buy it. Other than improved terrain graphics and tank internals what is so different to compell me to pay $125. And yes, there is multiplayer.īased on the movies Ive seen of SB PRo it looks like the gameplay is virtually identical to the old SB Gold. Infantry, as I mentioned, are getting a major overhaul in a couple months, probably right after the CV9040C gets released. I'm glad the devs concentrated on making a non-buggy, realistic, crash-free and engrossing sim instead of more animations. Everything is perfectly functional, and unless you're making a movie of the game that's all that's needed. What positions are crewable in the tanks? Gunner, driver, loader and commander? I love the way you move around in the tanks though. They look like symbols being moved on screen :/ - I realise its a sim, but so little could make it look so much more polished Still, they could have made a couple animations.
That is because it is not a game but a military simulator released in a Personal Edition, similar to what was done to VBS1.
However the tank destruction effects didnt raise any eyebrows Just seen afew videos of this game in action
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