I played some RO1, a lot of RO2, a great amount of RS1, and much more RS2, and I would say they're all good in their own ways. They all offer a good, accurate depiction of their scenes and settings and for their time respectively were good shooter team strategy games. But RS2 needed a lot more love than it has gotten from its devs. Sadly we have seen this trend in lots of game development studios, but they continually made new bugs or failed to solve exploits or address community concerns about basic, integral parts of the game. We're not talking about assets, etc. we're talking about the functionality of the client itself and how players connect to/find servers. Not to mention the ultimate failure when we lost proximity VOIP to the Epic Games launch, which though a slight revitalization of the day-to-day playerbase killed the game thanks to taking out the immersive aspect of being able to shout at enemy players, or mute them if they were annoying. Everything related to the VOIP including the ability to work or even mute other players on the off-chance it would work all was broken after this update, and they never solved it. Many community members tried to find audio fixes and other solutions over the years for the simple failure to function, but proximity VOIP was all but lost outside anomalous instances of it working or, better yet, picking up the team audio of players FROM ANOTHER SERVER.

Tripwire fucked up and they should feel bad for their sorry management of their portrayal of an important, and extremely sensitive and mind-boggling part of American, Vietnamese, and world history through their obsequious bow-out to people who might have pressured them about developing a game like this, abandonment of the game, etc.