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Ah, this game. You know what my favorite bit of nonesense about this game is? That scene in the video where the robot singlehandedly annihilates a small army of North Korean soldiers? Firmly establishing the trend of robots being North Korea's kryptonite? You know who one of the most prominent producers and users of autonomous weapon systems is today? South Korea. One wonders how the invasion ever got off the ground in that case.
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Why do they have two 20mm sentry cannons overwatching the mass grave? Are the north koreans expecting the zombie apocalypse?
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A bit late, but I like that Connor is possibly the only soldier in the world too stupid to fire a mortar.
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So aside from the missiles going at a brisk walking pace, and the helicopter powered by antigravity, I have to ask... Why are the americans trying to capture the golden gate bridge? Because, so far as I understood, the bridge connects both sides of san francisco bay across the bay mouth. It's a good idea if you're commuting from one side of SF to the other because it saves you having to go all the way around the bay. But as a military option, unless the entire US army is camped out on one arm of the bay, and is really intent on liberating only the other arm of the bay, by attacking across the most hellish chokepoint in history, why the hell do they give a drat about the bridge? Why can't they just go east? Even assuming they're trying to take san francisco itself, why on earth are they charging 100% of their force across the really long and straight bridge, directly into what I think is a pretty big fortress built on the south arm of the bay? OwlFancier fucked around with this message at 06:27 on Feb 21, 2015 |
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