Is Verdun still the best?

[JOKIN MADNESS]

Give your honest opinion.

For me: Verdun >> Isonzo >> Tannenberg

[The cursed Jäger]

Isonzo/Verdun>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Tanennenberg

[Toshio]

For me: Tannenberg >> Isonzo >> Verdun
Iso is beautifull, but maps are small, empty and 20 man team is not helping. Also not much guns( I'm missing Arisakas and Mosins)... New MG-s are trash without armor plates.

[Ryu]

Tannenberg>>Verdun>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Isonzo

Isonzo would probably be number 1 if the devs didn't lock XP gain when you use advanced settings

[Chancelier Allemand]

Isonzo and Verdun
Verdun for the realism dirty ww1 rough experience and lots of guns and nations
isonzo for the colors

[Doctor Faustus]

Isonzo for the gunfeeling and the general diversity of the classes with tons of different playstyles, Tannenberg for various different tactics such as cutting off sectors and pincer movements on star positions. Generally Tannenberg had the most fun matches for me, not a single one resembled another and it's a damn shame this game went under the radar for so many people. Verdun is also great, but the game got very samey to me after a while, compared to TB there is really not much tactic involved other than use the flanks to infiltrate a trench and clear it. Historically authentic, but gameplay-wise I prefer the other ones.

[ArrowTheFerret]

I love Isonzo more then the other 2. Got me into a whole new history learning rabbit whole (I'm a massive history nerd with a focus in the 20th century, especially WWI, and the post war period). The game is beutiful, the music is amazing to me, and the CHARACTER CUSTOMIZATION, I love character customization so much, and all the fun facial hair they had back then, the new class system is great. Isonzo is my favorite of the series personally.

[-M*A*S*H-]

Verdun/Tannenberg =

Isonzo =

Verdun and Tannenberg without any doubts.

Verdun for its immersive Frontline gameplay depicting the horror of trench warfare.

Tannenberg for its gameplay Control of sectors requiring a lot of mobility.

Verdun and Tannenberg for the squad system, bot squad leaders, learning difficulty scale, unit diversity, menu graphic charter, modes, customizable solo, etc.... .

Verdun and Tannenberg two successes.

Isonzo sucks, no more 4-player squad system but a solo class system.
More bot squad leaders therefore more support actions.
Isonzo is a sleeping pill with great lighting effects, nothing else.

I was excited when it was released but it was a disappointment for me.
For the next one, if there is a next game in a few years, I would wait before buying it.

[bongtime_buja]

serious, no trolling:

but i was bored fast, its not hardcore. yes one hit is mostly deadly.
but the whole gunplay reminds me on cod2.

the setting is nice but the rest of the game didnt catched me.

[America]

I miss the squad system of Verdun and Tannenburg, but everything else goes to Isonzo for me.

[Albrecht]

I play them all but now Isonzo just feels more modern.
Isonzo is going in a good direction. But Officers and squad leaders need power to enact actual discipline on their squad or faction. This would improve the game a lot.
Tannenberg was my second favorite. Reload was possible, It got less love than Verdun from the devs sadly.
Verdun confered a small sense of scale. No reaload was possible and Squads mostly sucked because people just went to random parts of the map instead of following the officer.

[Matr1cks [aL]]

is this game by the same guys who made verdun?

[The cursed Jäger]

Originally posted by Matr1cks aL:

is this game by the same guys who made verdun?

Yes it is made by the same company that made Verdun.

[Matr1cks [aL]]

Originally posted by The cursed Jäger:

Originally posted by Matr1cks aL:

is this game by the same guys who made verdun?

Yes it is made by the same company that made Verdun.

alright thanks.

[^ One-Up ^]

I would say Isonzo and Verdun > Tannenberg.

The main problem with Tannenberg is that no one plays it anymore, at least compared to the other two.

[ZandaBear]

Yet again it feels like they missed what made Verdun great. This just feels like a standard FPS trying too hard to straddle the line of realistic and arcade while not exceeding at either one. In an already niche genre, I don't see that being a smart choice in the long term.