Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45 - All Weapons

0:00 Tokarev TT-33
0:31 Luger P08
01:05 Walther P38
01:39 PPD-40
02:23 PPSh-41
03:02 PPS-43
03:42 MP 41
04:23 MP 40
05:05 Sturmgewehr 44
05:45 Mosin-Nagant 1891/30
06:34 Mosin-Nagant 189130 + PU Scope
07:14 Mosin-Nagant M38
07:52 Tokarev SVT-40
08:37 PTRD-41
09:12 Karabiner 98k
09:58 Karabiner 98k + Zeiss ZF42 Scope
10:34 Gewehr 41
11:19 Gewehr 43
11:57 Degtyaryov DP-27
12:32 MG 34
13:14 MG 42
13:59 Panzerfaust
14:30 F-1 Frag Grenade
14:47 RGD-1 Smoke Grenade
15:04 Model 24 Stielhandgranate
15:21 Nebelhandgranate 39
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#redarchestraostfront #allguns

[@twistedbetrayal7234]

red orchestra had cool guns

[@seanbenedict8422]

For a game that existed before Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, this game really has such impressive gunplay, but it's still underappreciated I guess. Props to Tripwire Interactive for making this possible. Edit: The melee bashing animations for the guns are decent though.

[@USSR1930]

These are the best animations I have ever seen in a video game

[@chistonebovec]

Даже не верится что эта игра вышла в 2006 году.. Раньше игры умели удивлять сильно.

[@SigurdGR]

The only game where you feel the weight of a weapon you handling.

[@omskc_gb4728]

Kinda surprised some of these guns (PPD40, M38, MP41) didn't make it to Red Orchestra 2 And man, you can really feel the tripwire interactive Killing Floor-esque feel of shooting the guns

[@daegnaxqelil2733]

never understood why they didn't some included of these guns in Red Orchestra 2

[@mollyscullyscully80]

never understood how they could ruin the Mosin's sound in RO2. It was powerful in RO1 now it feels like an airsoft gas gun in RO2.

[@williamjames7293]

because ro2 takes place in early war and this game takes place lye war

[@Mahtimeisseli]

@@williamjames7293 Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad (originally) takes place, as the name suggests, in the battle of Stalingrad, which happened in the middle war period. Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45 on the other hand takes place throughout the WW2 Eastern Front. So the time period isn't the reason why there was not some weapons from RO:Ostfront in RO2. Weapons in RO2 would have to be made from a scratch, so that's probably why some early war weapons were left out. Although some new weapons were added, such as PTRS-41 and Nagant revolver, latter one being more common than TT-33 during WW2. Still it would've been nice to see PPD-40, Luger, PTRD, Mosin M38 etc. in RO2.

[@WhattAreYouSaying]

All the open bolt submachine-guns fires from a closed bolt...The PPD-40, PPSh-41, PPS-43, MP-40 and MP-41. And the scoped Mauser Kar98 has it's safety in the safe position. But still it magically fires. Blasphemy!

[@stepanokhrimenko9189]

Было бы неплохо увидеть видео о модах на эту игру (напр. Mare Nostrum, Darkest Hour)

[@muslim0523dag]

Там особо стволов интересных нету. Лучше по второй Ред оркестре видос

[@madaravaremreis7054]

I thought yhis game had an fg42

[@bjornl9458]

Think it's on the darkest hour mod? Or Africa mod? Honestly tank warfare was amazing in this game

[@Kray21728SP]

Wait...... I think you’re forgetting that there was a Mosin-Nagant M44 in this game.

[@Kray21728SP]

Maybe it could’ve been better if you show us all the guns, even half of the rifles have scopes on them.

[@lambn25]

I think the M44 only appears in the darkest hour mod