Is Spec Ops: The Line supposed to be this fun?

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Special Operations: The Perpendicular is a game where you feel very sad about shooting people, but also they made the shooting people part really fun BUT ITS VERY SAD DON'T LAUGH
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[@TyCal_]

One thing about the limited ammo in The Line, you can argue it ties into the story and themes of the game since pulling off executions grants you more ammo. Not only is it enticing the player to play more aggressively but it show how as you go through the chapters Walker becomes more and more unhinged with the executions going from simple headshots to Walker caving in the enemies skull with the butt end of his gun.

[@Triceratopping]

that's a good observation! Also Walker's commands change over the course of the game, at the start he uses "professional" language like "eliminate the target" but towards the end he's screaming "kill that motherfucker!".

[@amanchoosesaslaveobeys6510]

Honestly the subtlety of some of the subject along with the overall story theme. and the little detail most people probably missed the 1st 2 time it is a brilliant story game. this that went over most heads everyone just went in with thinking gears of war and shoot but probably didn't pay attention to their character actions the voice. which changes tone the execution and even the writing on the loading screen giving hints and changing accordingly. to the general overall theme and by the time you reach the end for the multiple endings it just hits you hard underrated story game this

[@Gio954]

Most of that stuff is plenty obvious and honestly so on the nose at times, it's not really this inellectual masterpiece people like to paint it as. It's an alright game but it feels that people elevate it way beyond what it is just because of the subversion of the usual call of duty themes.

[@ssohpkpck]

@@Gio954 can you tell me what’s the not obvious stuff?

[@newolku]

I played through this first time today. I noticed how his tone changed. Instead of tango down it went into he is fucking dead

[@DanOfTheHill]

When I was in the Marines, I guy I knew who had seen a ton of combat killed himself. He happened to be one of my instructors in my school before I got to my unit. I remember thinking this guy was the coolest badass I'd ever seen. I was in awe of this guy. When he killed himself, no one seemed to see it coming. I wasn't tight with him or anything, but close enough to feel it hard when he died. The scene in this game where the Bjork song is playing (I think the level is called Nightmare), where all of the protagonists' guilt is crashing down on top of him, made me feel like maybe I was in his heads pace. It was so upsetting I had to pause the game. It made me think about him for the first time in about two years. I don't know if he killed himself because of some combat-realted guilt or what, but he had been going through some shit before he killed himself, so *something* was up. All of this to say is that I've never had a game make me feel or think that way, and is why this game is so important to me and, in my opinion, the game industry as a whole, especially given how heavily it leans into turning armed combat into a theme park ride. Don't get me wrong - I fucking love these games and don't want them to go anywhere. But I think we truly need games like this to keep things in perspective.

[@tendiesoffmyplate9085]

You can't blame games when we have corporations that turn a massive profit from war and when we have politicians who make bank from Ukraine. Kids were gung ho for vietnam and ww2. Its not entertainment. It's our politicians. I was in basic in 2000 and realized I didn't like taking orders. I got out. It would probably be a better institution if it was a volunteer of 25 and over only.

[@solutionless123]

War's bad and stuff but I'd bet my boots it was a woman

[@DanOfTheHill]

@@tendiesoffmyplate9085 blame games for what?

[@voltronimusprime3833]

@@solutionless123 Literally says "he" several times.

[@solutionless123]

@@voltronimusprime3833 Whoosh

[@redeye4516]

Fun fact: the game's title doesn't refer to crossing the line when you shoot the WP at the civilians, it refers to the civilians in the last part after Lugo dies. Because there you actually do have a choice. Also one of the game devs implied that Walker and his team were dead the whole time and are in a sort of purgatory or personal hell reliving their actions. Because there's that chopper segment in the beginning, then the flashback, and when you play your way up to the "present day" in the chopper mission, Walker starts getting confused and says "no, we've done this part already", meaning there was no cut and Walker having this future knowledge is canon more or less. Because every time when you reach the end, it resets and they go through the torture again. A very literal interpretation of "war is hell"

[@711ramen]

I played the game in one sitting a couple months ago. I got the achievement for "holding the line" by not shooting the civilians. I wanted to, since they murdered my teammate. But we were responsible for their predicament by destroying their water supply. Games like this are art. It's brutal, and kept me off FPS games for a week.

[@Vanq17]

I know I'm late to the party, but its also veeeeery important to note that you're always going down in the game. There are hardly any moments where you climb upwards, you're always descending deeper into hell.

[@Cavirex]

You could also interpret the line as the literal stop sign being crossed at the beginning, which triggers the whole campaign.

[@user-nv1gv5it9q]

Смерть в вертолете не канон. А то что Уокер говорит "это не правильно, мы уже делали". Это лишь банальная шутка разрабов.

[@ahhthatsjustgrand6502]

@@711ramen i just choose to be evil in games because im good in real life. i realize that i dont have infinite freedom in life so i like to exercise the limits of my power in games. being evil takes a lot of intelligence to find ways around because when you're self destructive you tend to burn bridges before you even cross them. I dont usually shoot civilians, the way i see it is all games are Far Cry 5. if you're holding a gun, you're a combatant and deserve to die. its that simple

[@Diego-bz3mc]

This is one of the few games that really had me feeling bad. Not only for how impactful it is, but for how it fucks with you as a player.

[@will_the_warlord8913]

yes

[@foxtrotsierraproductions8626]

German quality at its best

[@khoavo510]

Now if only we could get the dev of Spec ops The Line to make a Silent Hill game

[@lowcalibremine3004]

"War is bad, but blood textures are rad" - This game

[@christopherregan1654]

"Gory headshots and dismemberment are even radder" -Also this game

[@EpicLebaneseNerd]

this along with binary domain and inversion were honestly the best of their time, but this one, that one shot of the mother shielding they eyes of her daughter while they are both dead.....it sticks with u, had it installed on steam since release date and i still didn't delete it.

[@DoctorMoreau]

Binary Domain YES, inversion, meh idk

[@LC-iw3ll]

F in the chat for early 2010s shooters that were too subversive to find mainstream success

[@hypethekid42069]

Bro i love binary domain holy sshitt

[@amanchoosesaslaveobeys6510]

Binary domain 😄 glad to see another fan it was a blast to play i really do want a sequel or reboot but I prefer a sequel

[@darv43]

I really enjoyed Binary Domain :) very underrated game

[@cursedapostate3705]

I unironically have 100 hours in this game because i replay it every few months

[@bobsnow1620]

But you can finish the game within 7hrs on hardest difficulty tho. The game is ok at best nothing special

[@ksanwhitehead7846]

@@bobsnow1620 shut up probably have 100 hours on fn let him enjoy shit damn

[@alvanegra253]

@@bobsnow1620 shut up

[@LooterPenguin]

@@bobsnow1620 Judging games based on how long it takes for you to beat them is a pretty bad way to judge games.

[@dario9030]

@@bobsnow1620 everyone likes something more than another man taste may vary

[@uBpGK]

The game that got me into The Black Angels. When those tracks hit the game gets so much more exciting especially with bad vibrations during the inside outside part

[@Mumblingmind]

It was the Fable 2 trailer for me.

[@uBpGK]

@@Mumblingmind honestly that fable trailer was awesome too lol but hearing first Vietnam war for the first time on a level was something else lol

[@ubermenschbrent]

Ayyyyy The Black Angels are fuckin’ dope!

[@Stringmeme]

lol I went to go see them a a few weeks ago thanks to this game

[@dillyrl1205]

@@Mumblingmind there's a fable 2 trailer featured in the game? Where?

[@daaaah_whoosh]

I kinda liked the scarcity of ammo, made for an additional challenge when you didn't have quite enough bullets left to kill all the bad guys in the room and had to improvise.

[@scphdaxc]

I just beat it today and I always went into a battle with a magazine of M4A1 usually maybe a bit more if I was lucking, had to ration grenades and bullets, find a way to get more ammo with out switching guns. It’s a great system great game. Terrifying though.

[@vespenegas261]

@@scphdaxc You can "persuade" downed enemies to give you more ammo. Sometimes you even can get a grenade out of it. Basically that's what happened to me during FUBAR playthrough, I went from being resereved, "professional" and headshoting anything that moved to just wild spraying, grenade abusing bastard finishing tangos off after the fight. Or during one. Which made sence to me since Cap Walker wasn't doing so well.

[@aidenp6001]

For me, the game was less about how war is bad, and more about how war portrayed in games CAN be bad, mainly through their jingoism and their efforts used to make player one feel good, and not make them ask questions about what they’re doing. The game uses scenes like the white phosphorus and confronting loading screen tips to make the player actually think about what they’ve done, and ask themselves if what they’re doing is right, something war shooters regularly never ask. I think this quote from the dead general at the end of the game sums this up pretty well: “You came here to be something you aren’t, a hero”. He wasn’t just talking to the player character, but the player themselves.

[@dario9030]

The best mainstream military games can do is "children are non-combatants" when a baby gets involved. I actually like that detail but i loved the roughness horrible truth of spec ops and i wish more games had It.

[@steelbear2063]

So basically war is bad

[@Jormyyy]

@@steelbear2063 war is bad planes are rad

[@Jormyyy]

And people complain about games nowadays being "woke" lol

[@steelbear2063]

@@Jormyyy I don't see the connection between what you said and what anyone else said

[@anamusingidiot2565]

"Talk fast? You got it!" IMMEDIATELY breaks into Hardware Store, that's the reason I subbed.

[@ianzellmer4168]

The sight on the m4 is just an ironsight put in the middle of the rail and turned backwards

[@matthewsmiley3630]

I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed that 😂😂

[@CombatCat1]

That's just how Delta Force does it IRL

[@032_m.alfathcirrus5]

@@CombatCat1 Wait, for real?

[@foxtrotsierraproductions8626]

@@032_m.alfathcirrus5 ye the guys in the game are Delta

[@032_m.alfathcirrus5]

@@foxtrotsierraproductions8626 Nah I mean, does Delta Force really set up their M4s like that irl?

[@baller42061]

*slaps roof of enemy* These enemies can fit so much blood effects inside of them

[@LangstonDev]

Underrated comment

[@kaspersaldell]

This game is a great example of how you can make a game into something profound and disturbing, whilst also being very satisfying and enjoyable to play. Not many developers can manage to do that, so you really gotta give credit to these guys.

[@drakep.5857]

You don't need to be enjoyable to have a good profound and artistic experience, having every developer be expected to make their game fun times impedes artistic visions

[@kaspersaldell]

@drakep.5857 You're wrong. Video games are inherently meant to be enjoyed, not just gazed upon or thought about. In the words of Reggie: "If the game's not fun, then why bother?" Video games can be many things and should aspire to reach greater artistic heights, but they at least need to be enjoyable.

[@visassess8607]

@@drakep.5857 Expecting every developer to make a statement or have an artistic vision in their game impedes on its enjoyability.

[@ninochaosdrache3189]

Making your game not fun to play usually results in less copies being sold.

[@riddell26]

Raising the flag upside down is a signal of distress. It basically means everything's gone to shit.

[@gejamugamlatsoomanam7716]

Why weren't the flags raised upside down when trump took office in 2016?

[@riddell26]

@@gejamugamlatsoomanam7716 because your unoriginality doesn't justify it.

[@davidgatsby3775]

@@gejamugamlatsoomanam7716 They'd need to watch a lot of CNN, and then bash their temples in with a hammer hard enough to get brain damage so they get the dumb idea of leaving political posts on a gaming channel.

[@steelbear2063]

@@gejamugamlatsoomanam7716 Because Hillary lost, so the crisis was averted

[@steelbear2063]

@@gejamugamlatsoomanam7716 Judging by your comment history you are a troll. At least I hope you are

[@mrbrisket1261]

'Gentlemen, welcome to Dubai.' One of my favourite stories in a video game. Might have to go and replay it again now I've seen this!

[@marshallsmith619]

I was researching The Heart of Darkness, which is the novel that Apocalypse Now is based on, and it's worth noting that this game was supposed to be a modernized take of the same story. Aka, the soldier's soul getting darker, along with the deeds, the further "up river" they go. How the soldier deals with it. How who is good or bad largely depends on the view as well as the military industrial complex in general. I haven't played the game yet, but might get it when on sale.

[@visassess8607]

Yes, we all understand the point

[@PatricTheSpartian]

Local man uses humor to cope with realities of war: the youtube video

[@bud389]

Local man realizes that pretentious game is not nearly as deep or compelling as it thinks it is, because the goal of art is not to make the artist look clever.

[@tanker00v25]

​​@@bud389🤡 is as much of a reaction as your bad take deserves

[@M4A1BestGirl]

The moral of the story actually is: It doesn't matter whether it's right or wrong. Committing war crimes is kinda fun

[@thewizard1]

A little trolling

[@JustBreathe436]

Finna commit arson on a orphanage

[@audiosurfarchive]

Advanced Vibe Check Not Condoned By Geneva Suggestions

[@audiosurfarchive]

Or an AVCNCBGS

[@TheMC1102]

"I would actually rather be shot in the chest than have sand in my socks"-Anakin Oboeshoeswalker

[@TacticalHatchet]

A game that deliberately tells you not to play it, tries to make you feel like shit for playing it, and it makes people want to play it even more.

[@Gio954]

Most games that are actually competent at conveying their message through good writing don't need to taunt you in the loading screens for playing the game to try and make you feel bad. No I didn't feel bad for not making the choice to not play the product I paid for, I just think the dev is a bit of a bozo.

[@007megaoof]

@@Gio954 the devs just got a little silly

[@bruh-ux1ns]

@@Gio954 The game doesn't just use the loading screens to make you feel bad, it uses the story itself to. The game itself is a criticism of how war-related game developers at the time would use the concept to make the player feel good while ignoring the rest, and a criticism of the player itself for seeking for such satisfaction.

[@Gio954]

@@bruh-ux1ns I know what the game is, this isn't exactly some complex puzzle and the message isn't exactly new. We all know the gung-ho blind patriotism and glorification of violence in first person shooters is stupid. Thing is the manner this game delivers criticism is bad, and it isn't just about the loading screens. The premise is unrealistic, the characters are poorly developed, the enemies are just masked goons with no personality who shoot at you no matter what so there's never even a choice of a peaceful solution, the civilians have no humanisation whatsoever, they're fodder npcs that you're expected to feel bad for just because the game wants you to. The game works under the premise that you're ignorant enough to not know the obvious, but if you do know it, it completely loses any punch it might have had. "Feel like a hero yet?" No my guy, I feel bored is all. If you're going to criticise your audience it better be at least done properly. The message itself isn't the problem, but the way the game delivers it is childish and shallow.

[@thepenisgenius]

@@Gio954 when the person youre not rooting for in the daily internet argument makes a good point

[@gmakerc1]

A "Hardware Store" reference, in my Oboeshoesgames video? It's more likely than you think!

[@cplson2706]

I love watching oboe, he plays like me. Kill and shoot everything and anything. And that roast.

[@TheRama2299]

I remember grabbing this game for free on Humble Bundle back in like 2018 and for a brief couple of weeks the multiplayer was quite populated and I have to admit, it was a blast. As generic as it may be, it was really fun and kept me entertained

[@Alicaso]

That was probably when raycevick made a video about it is my guess

[@Haydoss11]

I wish I could forget the story of this game so I can replay it all over again and have a amazed feeling again

[@brandonbarrett8928]

This game is really that good? Just got for 3 bucks

[@Haydoss11]

@@brandonbarrett8928 month late but how was it? You tell me bro

[@sirrus6666]

@@brandonbarrett8928 3 months later yes it is! gameplay is average at best just tpp cod, but story... oh boy its been 10 years and people still make vids breaking it down and speculate what it was rly about

[@sirrus6666]

@@Haydoss11 u said amazed feeling, i wouldnt call it lile this :D i was more like horrified haha it leaves a mark on player forever. this game should end with plain text "congratulations, you became a war criminal" :D

[@GinsengStrip-wt8bl]

@@sirrus6666 I've played it on release. Still remember that game.

[@DCGMatthew1]

I was actually replaying it on PC not long ago. Oboe is clearly watching me.

[@counterfeit6089]

>"war bad" wow stunning and brave, truly groundbreaking

[@joshk2533]

Considering it’s a decade old video game Yes

[@counterfeit6089]

@@joshk2533 World at War did it before, and better.

[@vcom741]

Checks out the window towards Russia/Ukraine Yeah, when people don’t listen to the message, it will eternally be stunning and brave

[@nathannix3217]

It focuses more on how war, constant violence, ego, and a lack of mental health can deteriorate a person. Nothing is truly original anyway and this game doesn’t hide where it got inspiration from, the plots literally a more grim retelling of Apocalypse now.

[@smalwex]

Did not expect a Gorkamorka reference. A man of culture i see

[@brickwall9781]

The song from Mogwai used in this game is fantastic. Post-rock is some good stuff.

[@sudlime15]

"What, I can't kill the hostage?" Spoken like a based Fuse main.

[@optima-nova772]

"Lets rate their death pose" hahahahahaha err yeah that was good

[@raeldri5867]

"get it..... But get it cheap" a true gamer

[@konradpiotrpaszkowski631]

>GorkaMorka Oboe once again proves he is a man of immesureable kultur

[@INFILTR8US]

This game is a work of art, and crazy fun to boot!

[@ldragon2515]

One thing I’ll say is that, while this game is very obviously flipping the bird at the Call Of Duty series, calling them little more than jingoistic power fantasies and the like, the Modern Warfare series at least is actually very much a deconstruction and subversion of that type of game, albeit not to the same degree as SOTL. Need I remind you all of the nuke that kills 30,000 Americans and makes the country’s efforts in the Middle-Eastern section all for nothing in the first game? Or how about the main villain of the second being an American general who wants to drum up a war filled with patriots, with you spending the last few levels against American troops? Even the third ends with the NATO countries in disarray, Russia not shown as an evil enemy, and nearly all the heroes dead, purely to stop a war that was started because of ultra-nationalists on both sides. It’s just that SOTL goes about it’s deconstructive elements in a much less subtle and more mean-spirited manner. Especially given how much it obviously hates people who enjoy military shooters.

[@ismaelassassin]

only cod 4 and mw19

[@jumpinglobster1597]

Happy ten years spec ops the line

[@sugarc1rcles]

I 100%'d this game. Honestly I feel like the game was intended to be played on FUBAR difficulty, but publisher intervention caused it to be locked behind beating the game, and having to create the other difficulty settings. FUBAR just fits the game.

[@will_the_warlord8913]

this the onlyn game where i want to play the harder diffcultys

[@glibchubik4090]

Even Hard difficulty gives a lot of challenge, can't imagine what FUBAR feels like, never dared to try it. You'd probably have a 100% synchronization with Walker's anger lmao

[@sugarc1rcles]

@@glibchubik4090 Yeah, there was a section after Lugo died where I was getting a bit pissed with the game. It's also at that point that the game would regularly ask me to lower the difficulty since i was dying so much. Honestly I wish the message for that changed on FUBAR, like it had several messages it could go through.

[@SimaoRodrigues...]

FUBAR gives you the authentic ptsd experience, I regretted nothing.

[@starstorm5338]

FUBAR is the true Captain Walker experience

[@NotOnLand]

Spec Ops telling you "war are bad" is like a stripper preaching the glory of abstinence while giving you a lapdance

[@007megaoof]

I feel like a stripper would be being sarcastic if they did

[@MarkMightBeBetter]

i dont think its an anti war game, and more of a game satirizing modern military shooters.

[@007megaoof]

@@MarkMightBeBetter it gets way way too preachy at parts, I would have been fine if the game made war out like a necessary evil as I haven't seen a game do that

[@MarkMightBeBetter]

@@007megaoof eh I disagree but respect your opinion, its less of "war bad" and more of "war makes people bad". But that's just my opinion.

[@007megaoof]

@@MarkMightBeBetter I did forget the game was about that.

[@gwarriorfromhell]

This is one of my annual playthrough games. Best sleeper hit ever made!

[@amanchoosesaslaveobeys6510]

Don't forget to add sleeping dogs and binary domain and a few other to the list for various reasons

[@altcenter4944]

Sleeper hit because it puts me to fucking sleep

[@nightmare5927]

That clip from your old review was actually really clever and funny

[@vitato]

I have all achievement in this game, it's one of my most favorite shooters. Also love the story.

[@ogq911]

"We're playing gorkamorka go away"

[@fietehermans9903]

The developers recently released their first shooter since this game… it’s a free-to-play battle royale, and it’s really bad apparently!

[@Gruntvc]

You either die a single player focused hero or live long enough to become soulless evil free to play trash.

[@koshakvesely8186]

its not really a battle royale, more like tarkov with microtransactions

[@friendlyfrenzy3498]

Well it's a battle royale so what do you expect?

[@drugzent5889]

i mean, tencent bought them, so yea no hope

[@thehabit635]

shooting guy bad? no, shoot good

[@josh5dude]

I fucking love this game, though the gameplay can be repetitive. The gold I think is in the storytelling.

[@michaeldarst2586]

Just found your channel and I swear I see these videos recommended are in order same time I played them back in the day lmao

[@JB-ls5pq]

During the americas Vietnam vscation, Charlie was used as a short name for Vietcong. First it was Victor charlie , then VC , then charlie Tango is used as the T for Target. Alpha, bravo, charlie ecc. Are used instead of your Aiii, bee cee, dee 's so the listener can differentiate letters over the radio, which might not have the greatest dignal, through gunfire , tinitus, ecc.

[@lord_snaxx5117]

You should play the Mad Max game, I didn’t expect it to be as good as I thought.

[@jfs1291]

I'm currently going through your old videos... I saw this on my home page and thought "wait. A few hours ago?? I just watched this. It's 3 years old..."

[@711ramen4]

I played this game in one sitting through the night. It's very intense and haunting. Some of those scenes stick. It really put me off playing COD for a bit. I love those dumb games, but Spec Ops should be required playing to put things in perspective.

[@Ronbotnik]

if you can avoid all spoilers, spec ops the line is easily one of the most underrated & overlooked games of the last decade

[@channel45853]

lol, what, it feels like everyone talks about this game, I'd say it's overrated by this point. It's like The Witcher 3 of military shooters for how hyped it is.

[@JZStudiosonline]

@@channel45853 It's definitely overrated. It's the Stanley Parable of generic third person shooters. No matter what you do the game tries to throw it back in your face to say "See how terrible you are!?" It completely falls apart if you think about any of it, even moreso if you replay it.

[@Winasaurus]

@@JZStudiosonline One of the most overrated there is at the moment at least. "Hmm they don't look like military targets, I won't shoot." *game doesn't proceed until I shoot the jeep right next to the civilians* Game: "OH MY GOSH, YOU SHOT CIVILIANS!!! FEEL BAD!!!""

[@StephPurry]

@@JZStudiosonline well the game kinda flopped,everyone is talking about it rn but it wasn't that popular when it came out

[@JZStudiosonline]

@@StephPurry Because it sucked.

[@alexanderkidonakis9185]

Sand storms feel like tiny pieces of glass pelting any exposed skin, lemme through it with my eyes wide open though

[@jamaljaber666]

One of my favorite games. This video had me replay it again

[@boryolmung9548]

This game reminds me how good MGS2's story was.

[@steelbear2063]

MGS stories were never good

[@boryolmung9548]

@@steelbear2063 Why?

[@riiddisbuk2496]

This game is a Master Piece. I'm glad you made a review this funny.

[@tendiesoffmyplate9085]

Bloons is darker than I remember. Yikes.

[@beefjerky007]

This game is a certified good classic

[@saintpablo9027]

this was honestly one of my favorite games ive played

[@nelsonsmith2917]

I’m disappointed you didn’t do the other ending

[@Masamune_Shadow]

Hey, you brought back THE DEAD SPEAK! Yay.

[@lysergic4169]

This game was the shit I remember when my dad came home with this game for me

[@warbosswurldsmasha5414]

GorkaMorka? You'z a lad of kultur!

[@FreshTillDeath56]

It was so fun seeing this live :)

[@SimaoRodrigues...]

This game had a kick ass ost. 10/10, would commit warcrimes again.

[@ahmedshadow2008]

The only few games that show what us forces really is

[@gorillaphant]

Take notes Jesse Stern,this is how you make a war story.

[@Austinjfit]

Reading the title of this one while remembering the game….. War crime flashbacks

[@Maverick931222]

0:54 I seriously thought He was singing Comcast song.

[@BlackWater6937]

I like how he has the rear iron sight aperture so far up on his gun.

[@ghostant2941]

I have 100% completion on PC/Steam and I still have PTSD from trying to play this game on FUBAR with the janky keyboard controls and (sometimes) unresponsive cover button, you could literally get fucked within entering a combat zone for just half a second

[@blueshit199]

oh, the bad guy's last name is Konrad, like Joseph Conrad who wrote Heart of Darkness, very clever game, very clever

[@deusmortis9751]

Lol "yall playing 40k, nah we playing gorkamorka"

[@mattpetrosky8900]

I played it once and surprisingly didn’t hate it

[@ognoders]

i kinda wished you would have shown all the endings obo

[@nightthrasher24]

This game takes place in a desert? I don't like sand. It's course and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere

[@marcwittkowski5146]

A 40k AND Gorkamorka reference? Nice!

[@vivektandale8380]

Fun fact this is how nestle acquires water Proceeds to kill indictmently

[@bonechovah]

snammmy boag I WAS NEVER EXPECTING THE DEAD SPEAK

[@klearnius]

I'm here for the weird Al and 40k content

[@tobasco_jones6160]

Aye weird al music reference!

[@whereDIDericGO]

HOLY SHIT, I wish I could recite the lyrics to Hardware Store as well as you did. Love me some Weird Al

[@explodingbearz]

The last thing I expected when I turned this video on was hearing weird als hardware store

[@IdioticSynergy]

Nice warhammer reference. What army do you collect?

[@ROBOHOLIC1]

Obligatory "I hate sand" line.

[@raresmacovei8382]

The hardest difficulty is absolutely brutal, but it feels appropriate within the narative context. Few games give this feeling.

[@bigobloks1656]

I actually started a 3rd playthrough when this video came out, but I didn’t notice the video until now.

[@TheDivisionAgent]

4:59 sorry humvee No Quarter means No Quarter

[@wallruss5850]

I remember the KZbin advertising for this game with generic titles like "fun new shooter" to Rickroll kids into playing it

[@usernotfound8629]

The main menu screen tells a story throughout the game,hell even the version of star spangled banner and the upside down American flag are symbolic

[@kaiyresaunders7545]

BABY NEW OBOSHOES VIDEO WAKE UP

[@MrPatrickguy]

I have been JONESING for this one

[@Noperare]

I would say this is one of the few games that it requires a very specific mind set. You need to be an unsuspecting american Call of Dutty fanboy to really get the full experience. If you already know what the game is actually is, it is no longer subversive, it plays exactly how you expect and at times it feels cringe how hard the game tries to make you feel bad. Especially if you are NOT american, then "OMG you killing fellow americans" miss you completely and the whole "american military did bad things in other nations" is a big "I know, I am the other nation".

[@tituikabussaa]

Even me who's not an American get shocked by this game. It feels disturbing. After i play this game and play another horor game this still haunt me. Weird.

[@SeanMHollowsOfficial]

Feels like The Bureau would make a great fit for this format

[@adrenochromejunkie1223]

bought this game of the steam summer sale too

[@fuckwad2024]

This game is probably the first one that made me actually want to play Single Player games, I was a Rust and CSGO addict

[@burgersquinn]

this IS how nestle does their water

[@giygas_9577]

1:01 Funny how you could apply this to another third person shooter that came out the same year: Ghost Recon Future Soldier. The AI teammates were so good, you could just mark targets and let them do all the heavy lifting.

[@utubepersun789]

The Nestle joke caught me off guard lol

[@CrimsonOptics]

That Red Cross joke was actually really funny.

[@reycesarcarino4653]

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