Plus, the M1 Garand, Lee-Enfield, or Kar98k are often preferred in some of the wider, larger maps as they have excellent accuracy at long ranges, so don’t expect to see everyone running around with Thompsons or whatever. There are limited slots of faction locked classes/weapons just like in Insurgency, but this keeps the game from feeling like an STG44 filled bloodbath and more of a WW2 style FPS. Squad Leaders can call in powerful fire support only if a radioman is nearby, so be prepared to get spammed repeatedly, “I NEED A RADIO OVER HERE!” by the in game chat. There is a stronger emphasis in this game on teamwork as well. I could fire the guns in Insurgency or Day of Infamy all day and never get bored of just the “feeling” of using them, they are just so incredibly well done.
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Just bringing up ironsights with RMB, clicking LMB to pull the trigger, hearing the crack of gunfire, and watching the beautifully animated and authentic reloads of these weapons sets off all the right dopamine receptors in my brain. They have really gotten the moment to moment experience of getting the feeling of shooting guns in video games down to an art form. The addition of bayonets, viable bolt action rifles, and the ability to call in artillery definitely give it a different feel to Insurgency, and the excellent varied maps, voice acting, and firearm mechanics sell the experience of WW2 from a first person perspective better than any game in recent memory, except maybe rivaled by Red Orchestra 2/ Rising Storm. It is somewhat jarring to lose the majority of the cool customization features and optical sights of Insurgency’s weapons, but it makes sense in the context of WW2 standard issue equipment. Day of Defeat: Source had people running around, wildly firing from the hip, and felt more arcade-like, while Day of Infamy has a slower paced, tactical feel to the combat, seeing how the tense room clearing mechanics of Insurgency absolutely apply here. However, I doubt any of them will be able to develop the same crisp, streamlined, and plain pure experience this game offers.ĭoI is often touted as a spiritual successor to Day of Defeat: Source since Valve can’t seem to get their head out of their ass and make any new games recently, but it actually felt pretty different to me. I think in the next few years, due to the successful release of Battlefield 1 we will start to see more AAA developers returning to WW2, as a kind of rubber banding backwards from the over saturation of Modern, and now Futuristic shooters. If you enjoyed Insurgency, but also like WW2 period shooters, you will certainly enjoyed Day of Infamyĭay of Infamy is a great WW2 FPS that does more than enough to distinguish itself from being just an Insurgency reskin, although funnily enough I did enjoy the return of the M1911, MP40, and M1 Carbine from Insurgency in this game. I think this is a fantastic price of Day of Infamy. Submit a new deal Submit a question/PSA Reddit New Deals Popular Deals Deals and Discussion
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