Another is the streamlining of mechanics, including, and most decisively, controls. This is one of the things that were greatly improved on from the original, but not quite enough. Because of this, there is an inordinate amount of things you have to pick up on by diving in, and many will just give up on it, and this could have been avoided. Like many of such, however, they are too scripted, not offering free exploration of the elements with optional "training wheels", they don't tell you in any detail what worked and why or vice versa of what you did, etc. The tutorials prepare you for many situations, including several rare ones. disgusting, since it's exactly what they saw back then). The 7 hour single-player of this gives context to these(and is, otherwise, essentially some desperately needed off-line practice there are no characters or "plot", it's all about the importance of the sections and the killing and dying over them), contains actual letters from there, and briefs you with a combination of footage from the situation and "attack plan animations"(with propaganda.
Pavlov's House, one of several historical locations in this, which saw struggling over, and from, one floor to the next, had only frames(doors, etc.) left, making it look like an apple core. A group of houses might be burnt to the ground, only the chimneys still standing. The ruins could be abandoned, or hold the enemy, forcing all into close-quarters combat. Stalingrad and the surrounding areas saw some of the worst fighting of the war.
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