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Jishnu Jayan Not really showing the truth. It just shows that doing whatever you're told, to reach the end, to kill the 'bad guy' and 'be the good guy who gets the girl', is not always met with a 'good' ending. *Don't be a hero.*

Generic Enemy walker does everything in the game believing the fact that he is doing the right thing that everything happened was not his fault but he was the reason everything happened Same way we see in today's world

Jishnu Jayan Not really. He simply could not handle the atrocities he committed, so he cast a blame on Konrad, parading around like he's the hero. This was not the case. He was clearly the villain at the end, which also counts you as the villain (because the game has a double sided meaning.)

Generic Enemy what i meant is that the world nowadays are like walker they do something wrong they don't accept it instead they blame on someone Everyone wants to be the good guys but nobody knows what actually is the right thing to do they just do whatever they feel is the right thing

Generic Enemy as per him it is but not for all the jews who were murdered brutally

or kills himself

Bogs Binny No matter how, he dies anyways. Even when he goes back, he goes back home completely broken just as a husk of a man.

XBravo1CharlieX I probably listen to these tracks daily. It's been a few years now.

I'm still coming back, it's like one of those things that haunt you throughout your whole life, except that you gladly go back to this haunting masterpiece!

Oh how the years fly by.

@@TheUnslainDragon You bet...

I don't. It would be bad just like every other films to video games.

Lana Del Rey It's called Apocalypse Now.

That wouldn't really work. The whole of Spec Ops: The Line is that it's an indictment of modern military shooter games. The reason it works so well is specifically because it's a video game, with mechanics and choices (sorta). The core themes of the game, exploring the mechanics of modern military shooters, wouldn't really translate into an uninteractige medium like film

This game worked because it played the player

Do you feel like a hero yet?

I do

+Triston Bell lmfao

we been waiting for you

to kill everything

thats true

A line, crossed.

+Xenoforge78 a line forgoten by all

+crzkzz OMFG!!!

crzkzz I can imagine a soldier in the mist of a sandstorm with a machete in is hands with dead soldiers all around, killed by a machine gun nest that's in the hotel straight in front of him. He walks in with his brothers blood dripping of him while he searches room to room for the machine gun crew forgetting where they were to begin with due to his rage building. He's on the 4th floor and hears the sound of a belt of ammo being fed into a 'possibly' large gun. He walks in the room with the three men in sight not noticing the man behind them. He walks up to the one holding onto ammo boxes that feed the hungry firing beast know as the PKP. Thus saving the man straight through the back, but deliberately missing the spine hitting the lower abdomen. He then kicks him around by using the force of taking the machete out of him and countinously stabbing him in the stomach. The one in control of the machine gun only had time to see his friend getting brutally stabbed in the stomach over and over again before he tried to get up himself, but accidentally tripped over the ammo belt collapsing back on the floor laying on top of the gun. When he brings his head up to look at the enemy machete welding soldier he's meet with a blood caked being that once resembled a human. Before he could do anything the blade in the monsters hand swiped across the prone soldiers face slashing out an eye. With his other one he quickly looks to where the blade could possibly be next, only to find that it was being used to chop into his chest. All he could was watch in horrorifing blood curdling pain as his chest unmercifully being chopped open like pigs head being removed from its body. He didn't last much longer. The last one, the spotter, froze with eyes stilled in his now mangled and deformed bodies of his once known allies. His attention is drawn back to the demon in front of him, he stares into its eyes, but all he can see are bottomless pits of hate, blood, and flesh. He keeps telling himself that he needs to reach for his M9, but his hands won't move they couldn't even he wanted too. What proceeds in the next few moments could only be described of the sounds of blood curdling pain alongside loud crying. With the hint ripping flesh, splitting blood, and the rare occasional sound of what would seem like the inside contents of a human being being forcefully ripped out from the the newly added deep cuts along the stomach. It's over there's no sound of war just the wind carrying along the local sand particals. The unholy creatures objective and revenge is now completed now done in hopes of being regarded as a hero.

@@Subject-106 *"do you feel like hero yet"*

+BRIDKIE Do you feel like a hero yet?

...?

...!

***** He wants to hear this song when he dies and his life flashes before his eyes.

***** Exactly most people donst have imagination,or are too dumb ;) you arent one of them

Yvo Dank Well it wasn't too hard to decipher.

COVER MY ASS

+TehRpz I GOT THAT SON OF A BITCH

THIS IS SLOWING ME DOWN!

KEEP PUSHING

Nobody fucking knows

no(

Roger Van Zant It's very easy to construe it that way, especially given the circumstances, and you've every right to have that opine; it's quite valid. Word of god states that the intended effect was to feel like the player was railroaded into it by the protagonist. On one hand, they were successful, but on the other, you raise a good point in that it may have been better handled with a slightly easier incline, ergo making the slippery slope harder to see, such as possibly holding back the after-effects until a bit later. Just something to consider. :3

Roger Van Zant Quite a valid complaint, actually.

Roger Van Zant Valid complaint from a game design perspective, as I'm pretty sure it's always frustrating to make a choice without full knowledge of the consequences and then have the game tell you you're a bad person for the choice you made. I'd even go as far as to call that straight up bad design. But one of the main themes of the game in terms of the story is justification. Conrad thought it was justified to place dubai under martial law, the CIA leader thought it was justified to silence the city to prevent a war, and walker thinks the use of white phosphorous is justified to save civilians. If you believe at any point that the actions walker takes are justified, then the game is telling you that sometimes, making a decision based on incomplete information is wrong. The player mirrors the characters in this respect, unable to know what choices to make in the muddy darkness of conflict, where motivations are uncertain and any choice you make can have consequences you can't forsee. This isn't to say you frustration us unjustified, as the game still can come across quite preachy. But the designers intent was a little more complex than 'make the player hate himself'.

***** Whether it was intentional on Yager's part, that "bad design" works as a wonderful parallel for human intervention in general. Isn't every choice we make limited to partial information and assumptions about the consequences it will have?

Jaimas it did change my prospective when I play games and question everything I'm told to do and even start seeing the real face of the ugly truth that there are no heros only different levels of guilt.

_"LUGO!?"_

+Salad Snack Don't you get it?! It's all a lie!

THIS IS ALL YOUR FAULT !!! YOUR !!!!!

jokerplay BANG!!!

tinha que ser BR

Sadly there will never be a sequel for this great story and great game

I agree! I liked it very much, reminds me of Apocalypse Now and the book its based on The Heart of Darkness.

*waiting

Trolling Unicorn if it actually got to that level

Trolling Unicorn mass effect is nothing compared to this hell we fought in