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Unreal Tournament 2004 mod called Red Orchestra 3.3

 
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Nov 17, 2005, 1:23 AM

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Recently Macologist released the an Unreal Tournament 2004 mod called Red Orchestra 3.3 for the Mac. Red Orchestra is a World War II total conversion that puts player's in some of biggest battles of the eastern front. This release includes the following features:

* A unique player momentum system, giving an ever-more lifelike feel to movement within the game. The player doesn't just stop and start instantly, but takes a moment to get moving, or to stop.
* An item that has long been on the request list: different speeds depending on the direction of movement. The player now slows when strafing or moving backwards, for added realism.
* Improved AI for the bots operating vehicles: the driver will stop and go when ordered - and you can order the bots out of the vehicle if you want it all to yourself!
* One beautiful new map, never seen before: Baksan Valley - go try it out!
* With full access to the UT engine, we have been able to throw in some major rendering optimizations. This is showing an improvement of up to 40% in frame-rates on lower-end CPUs. Additionally, a number of the maps have been further optimized for improved performance.

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