Imagine a strategy game that makes you roll a dice every time you issue an order - and if you fail the 33% chance roll, your order will simply be ignored. Imagine a game that has collision AI of a 2000-ish RTS. This is MoW 2.

Also tragic optimization of the game. This game is just terrible from the technical side. Sure, the realism and unit detail are astonishing, but what's the point if you can't enjoy the gameplay because of every downside mentioned above? You might as well go to the museum, you'll get the same level of detail and gameplay.

Imagine a strategy game that makes you roll a dice every time you issue an order - and if you fail the 33% chance roll, your order will simply be ignored. Imagine a game that has collision AI of a 2000-ish RTS. This is MoW 2. Also tragic optimization of the game. This game is just terrible from the technical side. Sure, the realism and unit detail are astonishing, but what's the point if you can't enjoy the gameplay because of every downside mentioned above? You might as well go to the museum, you'll get the same level of detail and gameplay.