They will take cover on the wrong side of walls. Bots will sprint out into the open, only to decide after a long pause they would rather run back the way they came. This would be fine, except for the fact that the bot AI is simply awful.
Each level starts with a stylish intro explaining the context for the mission, but the missions themselves are essentially just multiplayer matches with bots. While RO 2 boasts a full campaign, in reality it is little more than a glorified and horribly buggy tutorial for the game's multiplayer. Unfortunately, despite having these great qualities, Red Orchestra 2 suffers from stability issues, terrible bot AI, and a small, albeit dedicated, player base. While the highly realistic nature of the game might initially seem off putting, the great atmosphere and realistic shooting mechanics go a long way toward taking your frustration and turning it into awe and terror as you clamber about the game's vast and intricate maps. Few games have been able to capture the feel of the war torn streets of major city in World War 2 like this one has. This may sound like a scripted event from one of the World War 2 Call of Duty games, but in reality it was one of the countless harrowing and fantastically cinematic moments I encountered in a multiplayer match of Red Orchestra 2.
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