Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad #HO

All new game mode that blends a lot of the great gameplay innovations in Red Orchestra 2 with the tactical and edgy gameplay from Red Orchestra: Ostfront.
Mode is ranked – players still gain experience and level up, but when playing in classic mode these levels do not grant any bonuses for class or weapon. Player ranks are still represented via in game icons and player models.
Role and weapon loadouts are modified to be more historically accurate for the period. This means fewer MkBs, AVTs, and SMGs are available and more bolt action rifles are available.
Interface changes – added an RO1 style compass to the HUD. No peripheral action indicators.
Uses standard realism mode as a base, and adds additional functionality on top of that
Classic mode settings have been added to webadmin and can be toggled on/off for Custom Mode
Removed spawn on squad leader
No Lockdown
No Killcam

Weapon loadouts are fixed to a historically accurate set. Classic weapon load out is as follows:
    PPSH w/drum mag and select fire
    Kar98 w/bayonet
    Kar98 Sniper w/4X scope
    Mosin Nagant Sniper w/3.5X scope
    G41 Sniper w/4X Scope
    SVT-40 Sniper w/3.5X scope
    MP40 with single 32 round mag
    MkB42 with bayonet (no scope)
    P38 Pistol
    C96 w/10 round mag
    MG34 w/50 round drum
    MG34 Tripod
    PTRS
    Pzb 784 (r)
    MN 9130 w/bayonet
    G41 (W) w/bayonet
    SVT-40 w/bayo
    AVT-40 w/bayo
    TT33
    M1895 without silencer
    DP28
    Maxim 1910
    All other weapons and equipment as normally given (binocs, satchels, smoke nades, etc)
Infantry Changes:
    Stamina usage and regeneration are modified to closely match RO1 functionality
    Player movement speed has been modified to match Red Orchestra 1 player movement speed. The sprinting speed is considerably slower to closely match the speed based on RO1 maps scale.
    Sprinting now has a server option to closely match RO1 functionality. The player sprints at a constant speed until running out of stamina, then stops sprinting until regaining some stamina
    The FOV zoom while using focus/controlled breathing is disabled
    Movement speed penalty when shot in the legs or feet (same as new realism mode)
    The player damage model is much more hardcore to match RO1 functionality. Players take damage instantly instead of bleeding some of the damage out over time. There is no bandaging or bleeding (although slow deaths from wounds are still possible).
    Stamina has a much greater effect on weapon sway and recoil (same as new realism mode)
Weapon Changes
    Iron sight breathing and sway are greatly increased
    Weapons take longer to go into iron sights and match exactly the iron sight zoom in speed of RO1
    You cannot interrupt sprint by going into iron sights
    Weapons transitioning out of sprinting takes twice as long to more closely match RO1′s sprinting transitions
    The weapon is unable to fire until the transition from sprinting is mostly complete. This more closely matches RO1 functionality and should encourage less “run and gun” play.

All new game mode – featuring a crosshair, easier aiming and toned down recoil, reduced damage and open access to a wide range of weaponry Action mode is the perfect first step for players into the world of Red Orchestra.
Features much wider availability of submachine guns, assault rifles, and sniper rifles so action players won’t be limited to bolt action rifles like other modes.
Added crosshairs. The crosshair size scales with the base accuracy of the weapon. More accurate weapons have tighter crosshairs, less accurate weapons have looser crosshairs. The crosshair expands with the recoil of the gun to represent the shooting being less accurate for longer bursts.
The free-aim system (where the weapon moves semi-independent of the player’s view when rotating the camera) is removed from Action mode to provide easier weapon handling for this mode.
Weapon damage is greatly reduced and balanced between weapons. This means players have more survivability and longer firefights.
Added a system to tweak weapon recoil for Action mode. Adjusted the recoil of the PPSH and AVT-40 to be more controllable for action mode.
Removed “instant death” zones in Action mode. Damage to those zones is now just scaled up rather than instantly killing the player. Those zones are head, neck, heart, and acorns.
Features a less restrictive version of tank functionality
Replaces relaxed realism mode

Modified damage model in which hitzones can always take damage no matter how much damage they have already taken (for instance limbs will no longer become invulnerable after taking damage)
Bandaging now takes twice as long
Shooting players in the legs/feet will slow them down for a short time
Can no longer use controlled breathing, or use focus zoom if under heavy suppression.
When suppressed the player will now experience increased weapon breathing/sway and screen/weapon buffeting effects that scale up with the current suppression level of the player.
Stamina now has an increased effect on weapon breathing/sway when stamina is below 80% and above 25%
Stamina has a much greater effect on weapon sway and recoil
Can no longer fire your weapon after going to iron sights while sprinting until the weapon gets back into the firing position
Minimap is now displayed in tactical view
Tank functionality has been refined for this mode to allow for longer engagements without tanks becoming unable to engage each other.