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A Beta was initiated early on the development process with several phases.

Tripwire later clarified that Punkbuster for Red Orchestra 2 will have three levels of protection so server operators can optionally make it more or less aggressive in kicking players. Server operators can choose to use any or none of these services. Red Orchestra 2 would be using a combination of three anti-cheat services VAC along with Punkbuster and a related service called PBBans.

In June 2011, Red Orchestra 2's developer, Tripwire, announced they would be taking an aggressive, three-pronged approach to proactively deal with cheating.

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M and the Soviet T-70 along with the MG42 German machinegun were added in the Armored Assault free DLC. Two more tanks, the German Panzer III Ausf. These additions gave infantry more protection and a quick alternative for moving around the battlefield. 251 and the British Universal Carrier with a mounted DT machine gun used by the Soviets. In April 2014 the Game of the Year addition was released with a new game mode search and destroy, new maps and two armored personal carriers were added into the game for the German and Soviet sides respectively. Because of the extensive work required to recreate each vehicle, which Tripwire estimates to take three months each, the game launched with two tanks: the German Panzer IV Ausf. The level of detail was described by Tripwire's president John Gibson as rivaling or exceeding tank simulation games. The interiors of each tank are fully recreated with either a human or AI manning each station. Health does not regenerate over time or by use of medical equipment, but non-fatal wounds must still be bandaged so no more health is lost through blood loss. Smaller objects may not cover the player's entire body, and some may not stop bullets. However, the shape, size, and composition of the object changes its effectiveness at protecting the player. While in cover, players can peek out to take more accurate shots or fire blindly. The game's first-person cover system allows players to hide behind all objects in the world to avoid gunfire. When reloading a weapon, the character checks the weight of the new magazine and determines if it is heavy (full or close to full) or light (empty or close to empty). The game also takes away many of the elements of a traditional HUD, like an ammo counter, forcing players to remember, or manually check, the approximate number of rounds that are left in the gun's magazine. Guns behave realistically, with bullet drop and spin taken into account. Red Orchestra 2 is a realistic first-person shooter.