Graphics and Model Detail are pretty solid, although the game kinda freaks out from time to time on the graphics part. Voice lines are a lot more grounded and believable compared to Warno (which the US voice actors deserved to get tossed in a gulag for, overly cheesy ahh). Both sides seem balanced, there might be some small gimmicks one side has over the other and vice versa. Your troops are a lot more reactive and responsive to commands (either falling back, disengaging, or reengaging, etc) than what I’ve experienced in WARNO. Only downsides are that recon and light infantry can’t forward deploy, so you’ll probably have to deploy recon/light inf with AA and push them forward, otherwise your recon elements will have to travel with the main element and divert away at some point. Maps are a lot bigger compared to WARNO, and diverse to keep me entertained. Its not just the same old countryside feel or small clusters of buildings. Gets my Autismo Seal of Approval, definitely scratches the World in Conflict itch a lot of us have been waiting for.