Rising Storm 2: Vietnam PC (EU) Key

About Rising Storm 2: Vietnam

• Rising Storm 2: Vietnam is the next in the series that has twice been PC Gamer’s ‘Multiplayer Game of the Year’, bringing the franchise into the era of automatic rifles, man-portable grenade launchers and more modern weapons systems. Still with the authentic look and feel and realistic weapon handling that the series is known for.
• Continuing the Tripwire tradition of providing strong support for games post-launch, Vietnam has already been updated multiple times, providing the player with: 64-player battles, 4 flyable helicopters - Huey, Cobra, Loach and Bushranger, Asymmetric warfare - VC traps and tunnels vs. US napalm and choppers, More than 20 maps, 3 distinct game-modes, Proximity VOIP and hundreds of character customization options. 6 different armies to play, each with their own weapons and abilities: United States Army and Marine Corps, North Vietnamese Army (PAVN) and National Liberation Front (Viet Cong), Australian Army, Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN)
• Rising Storm 2: Vietnam offers intense action for up to 64 players in battles between the forces of South Vietnam (the US and their Allies) and those of the North - the regular, main-force units of North Vietnamese Army, plus the guerilla fighters of the National Liberation Front (or Viet Cong).
• The Southern forces have firepower and mobility on their side, with each army having its own unique supporting arms: US Army/Marine Corps - airburst artillery, the Spooky gunship and napalm strikes, Australian Army - Pair of Canberra bombers and heavy artillery and ARVN - medium mortar barrage and napalm strikes from older A-1 Skyraiders
• As for weapons, the Southern forces had a wide range of the best weaponry of Western nations, ranging from older, WWII-era leftovers, through to the latest technology of the time: M1 Garand, M2 Carbine, M3 “grease gun”, BAR and M1919 .30-cal LMG, M14 Battle Rifle, M40 and XM21 sniper rifles, M60 LMG and M16 automatic rifle, For heavier support - the M79 grenade launcher and M9A1-7 flamethrower and Explosives - M61 frag grenade, M8 smoke, C4 explosives and M18 Claymore
• The Northern forces offer a broader mix, with the People’s Army of Vietnam (PAVN - or NVA) as the regular, disciplined and better-equipped main fighting force, in comparison to the National Liberation Front (NLF) guerrilla fighters, equipped with whatever weaponry was passed down the chain to them from Russia and China - known as the Viet Cong. For supporting weapons each has: PAVN/NVA - heavy artillery, surface-to-air missile defenses and rapid reinforcement from the Ho Chi Minh trail and NLF/VC - a mix of ordnances (mortars, rockets, white phosphorous) used in a heavy barrage
• To compete with the Southern forces’ mobility, the Northern forces have their own mobility - and stealth: NVA and VC squad leaders can place spawn tunnels widely across the maps, allowing themselves and their squads to spawn much closer to the action - or even behind the lines. Given their “home field advantage”, any NVA or VC crouching or prone in cover can’t be spotted by Southern helicopters or aircraft. SA-2 Missiles - the quick way to counter Southern air assets is by calling on surface-to-air missiles, if the commander can time it right. “Ho Chi Minh Trail” ability - the NVA/VC commander can activate this ability to accelerate his team’s spawning rate, when times get desperate. “Ambush Spawn” ability - the NVA/VC commander can also cause anyone on his team who is waiting, to spawn on his location for potentially devastating ambushes.
• The weaponry for the Northern forces is wide-ranging - the PAVN well-equipped with modern weapons delivered from Russia and China, while the VC have to work with a wide variety of weapons: AK-47 and Type 56 Assault rifles, Russian SKS-45 and US M1 Carbines and Mosin Nagant 91/30 rifle, MN 91/30 and SVD sniper rifles PPSh-41 and French MAT-49 SMGs, IZh-58 double-barrelled shotgun, DP-28 and RPD LMGs, RPG-7 rocket launcher, MD-82 toe-popper mines, Tripwires and Punji traps

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