and for Steam as well, as now all of this needs to be addressed properly and removing this version of RO2 from the Store most likely won't be such a simple thing to do and I doubt Steam's side of the situation won't be in any hurry to fix this mess.Īll this has come about due to the way Rising Storm add on is being merged, managed and marketed and how it appears in Store page compared to Red Orchestra 2. Seems like TW's plan to merge the two games as they did has just created one big confusing mess for themselves, existing players, potential buyers/players. If the second case is what happens, how do they get the 25% discount if their version of the game is removed from the Steam Store and is only located in their Steam Library? Or does everything just stay exactly the way it is for those players, whom would still get the 25% discount for RS later on, but prevents future players from getting stuck in this same category?

A lot of work went into the SP with Voice Actors, cut scenes, missions, achievements, etc for it to be removed completely or left as some DLC that nobody would probably buy.īut the problem is, you still have some existing players who have yet to purchase Rising Storm, so what happens if this is done? Do they get the Full Version of RS without paying anything or do they get a bill in the mail telling the player that they owe TW more money?

I 100% agree but with the SP Campaign just automatically included into the whole package & increasing the cost by $2-5 or something and be done with this mess.

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