"Yeah, I like Military Shooters"

• Spec Ops: The Line OST...
• Spec Ops: The Line | B...
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Pretty much entirely inspired by this Blood Meridian meme: • "Yeah I like Wild West...
Game footage shown:
- Call of Duty: Black Ops II
- Battlefield 3
- Battlefield Bad Company 2
Music:
• Black Ops 2 Soundtrack...
• Spec Ops: The Line Mus...

[@ArgonPlasma]

I do enjoy that everyone on the internet collectively agrees Walker is an eldritch horror that traumatizes everyone who sees him

[@UH-60_Blackhawk]

as a machine, i have no clue who he is. can someone enlighten me?

[@ArgonPlasma]

@@UH-60_Blackhawk An insane soldier who uses one of you at one point to wipe out a group of soldiers and several Little Birds

[@UH-60_Blackhawk]

@@ArgonPlasma got more information?

[@ArgonPlasma]

@@UH-60_Blackhawk Think of the game as a military shooter-turned psychological horror as you realize Walker's not exactly a paragon of values and he's more than willing to commit war crimes as time goes on.

[@UH-60_Blackhawk]

@@ArgonPlasma ohhhhh....

[@srbrant5391]

0:02 - The recruitment ad. 0:22 - The real thing.

[@SouthKoreanGovernment69]

Yeah, and it gets worse. There are a lot of cases where retired soldiers/marines/policemen get traumatized as fuck and hurt civilians for not an actual reason

[@friendlyreaper9012]

@@SouthKoreanGovernment69 especially since they have access to guns.

[@wagahagwa6978]

and then get really horrible or none of any "benefits"

[@sluttyMapleSyrup]

​@@wagahagwa6978 Because our systems don't reward soldiers for fighting, they punish soldiers for surviving.

[@Bob-bs9ok]

@@SouthKoreanGovernment69 just like in their job!

[@project1game648]

“Do you feel like a hero yet?”

[@riiddisbuk2496]

"Open your eyes, Walker. I need you to see what you've done."

[@JawsFG_]

"If you were a better person, you wouldn't be here."

[@riiddisbuk2496]

"You cannot understand, nor do you want to."@@JawsFG_

[@klashkov-9332]

"This is all...your fault!! YOURS!!!"

[@skell6134]

"It takes a strong man,to deny what's in front of him"

[@Xenolix]

"It takes a strong man to deny what's in front of him."

[@Chuked]

or an idiot

[@Chuked]

I love Spec Ops the Line, the gameplay may be generic 360 era cover shooting but the cinematics, storytelling and characters were amazing

[@djmars1983]

​@@ChukedI would love to see brought back to the PS4 PS5 era

[@djmars1983]

Or at least have a sequel being made

[@JB-ls5pq]

"Stronger then you were."

[@joeda900]

"You are still a good person." "This is all your fault"

[@Sundarbanz322]

I never understood why the game says that “you are still a good person.”

[@exotixzamateurva8957]

​@@Sundarbanz322ever met a combat vet? Imagine their state of self-reflection.

[@Sundarbanz322]

@@exotixzamateurva8957 I understand your point but in the context of the game, this quote only appears in the loading screen. The loading screen quotes late in the game usually break the fourth wall. This makes me wonder if this quote is directed at the player or walker himself. If it was directed at walker, does the quote mean that there is still time for walker to change? Even after the fucking war crimes and things he did?

[@TheUnslainDragon]

​@@Sundarbanz322 The way I see it is the game is sarcastically reassuring the player of their own goodness/morality as a person, and doubling as what Walker is probably telling himself over and over in his head to cope with the consequences of his actions. In short, the game isn't being genuine in tone when it says this.

[@Sundarbanz322]

@@TheUnslainDragon Thanks for the explanation!

[@jacob_leprosy4459]

"...how did you survive all of this? Who said I did..."

[@ping-bi3dm]

He is in hell rigth?

[@moister3727]

​@@ping-bi3dmWalker didn't survive Dubai

[@pianoman8795]

​@@ping-bi3dm It's kind of open to interpretation. I like to see it as this: After the horrors of Dubai, Walker didn't shoot himself, but was unable to contact any help. As he had already destroyed the communication towers. Then he forces himself to walk along the dead city and fight until either those who are left that remember him or the lack of water kills him. All while trapped in his personal hell where he'll be forced to repeat all of his mistakes and misery again and again.

[@isoprops3861]

​​@@moister3727i see this more of a "my body might be alive, but my spirit has already died" than a literal death. Dead or not, he's still in hell, one way or another.

[@mattmark94]

@jacob_leprosy4459 my interpretation is that he is simply saying the Walker that entered Dubai days before no longer exists. In that ending he was able to snap out from his Konrad alter-ego and stay sane *enough* to be saved, but the experience foverer changed him. He is a completely different man.

[@CerReel]

Nothing says a good FPS game story without leaving you feel like shit.

[@cavanleichtman6170]

If there aren't documentary reels in between missions and historical quotes during your deaths then it's already a bad FPS

[@laneslash6639]

@@cavanleichtman6170 Love me some good ole World at War

[@friendlyreaper9012]

@@laneslash6639 learned more from those death quotes than philosophy classes. One upside of WaW veteran being brutal

[@caesar4409]

​@@friendlyreaper9012Veteran on WaW was so painful because of the grenade spam. If you wanted to take a break for just a second, they threw one at you just to fuck with you.

[@wander67]

​@@caesar4409Im completed waw on veteran 3 times, i agree with you, that one mission with bunkers and heart of the reich was hell

[@PowerSkiff12]

Saw it coming but I couldn’t stop it

[@SIGNOR-G]

On you marched.... and for what?

[@everia_games]

To be something you're not, a hero

[@odinlindeberg4624]

I thought it was going to be a snail's-pace-patrol in Arma 3.

[@longboy5639]

You could and don't do it

[@joemama1831]

@@odinlindeberg4624YEAH that’s what I thought too 😭

[@patricknaughton4177]

"Someday people will tell you about your father. For that, I'm sorry."

[@riiddisbuk2496]

"Do you feel like a hero, yet?"

[@ping-bi3dm]

I never understod this statment

[@GigaChadh976]

@@ping-bi3dm Are you dense?

[@sharktrap267]

@@GigaChadh976the average density of a human body is 985kg/m3. Interestingly enough, the more air in our lungs the less dense we are. As for the rest, I assume fat will be the deciding factor?

[@uba764]

@@ping-bi3dmthe way i see it, it’s directed towards walker’s son, assuming he has one, saying that eventually someone is gonna tell him of all the fkd up crap that his dad committed in dubai

[@wtfdarus]

Spec Ops: The Misery

[@pmchad]

Spec Ops: what the fuck just happened

[@tekone_]

Spec Ops: The line is a playable warcrime - Sponsored by max0r himself

[@wtfdarus]

@@tekone_ sponsored by TVFilthyfrank

[@Chuked]

Spec Ops: we will never receive a sequel

[@robertovargas5839]

Spec Ops: The tragedy

[@coffe6951]

"We can’t go home. There’s a line men like us have to cross. If we’re lucky, we do what’s necessary, and then we die."

[@DMlTREl]

"No, all I really want captain, is peace"

[@anson2389]

"You see, in this unit, we do SPEC OPS. And sometimes we need to cross... THE LINE" [Universe implodes due to peak fiction]

[@juliagoetia]

"No matter what happens next, don't be too hard on yourself. Even now, after all you've done, you can still go home. Lucky you."

[@theloweffortchannel7211]

1,000th like

[@Obsidianj566]

“Wait, this isn’t right! We did this before!”

[@ArjunTheRageGuy]

"Well it's too late now!"

[@NebLleb]

@@ArjunTheRageGuy "No, I mean we did this already!"

[@ArjunTheRageGuy]

@@NebLleb "What do you mean?"

[@Zet237yt]

@@ArjunTheRageGuy "Ah fuck it! It's nothing! Just shake these fuckin' guys!"

[@ArjunTheRageGuy]

@@Zet237yt *Starts shooting at choppers*

[@TheBigBlackJoshi]

I knew this was a Spec Ops: The Line meme before the video even started. This is not a good thing

[@Iforgotaboutthat]

same here, my first thoughts were on spec ops the line when i saw this

[@joeda900]

I just saw a video talking about it and got curious watching dozens of video about the game. Then this shit popped up in feed and I already knew it was gonna be this game. This game is a masterpiece

[@hamoodhabibi1579]

Ayy YOSHI! Keep up the good vids man

[@mr_sauce_cooks]

Does this mean a spec ops video is close?

[@coyoteeffect]

i was expecting arma ngl

[@The1971Cuda1]

I didn’t mean to hurt anybody…

[@youreprettygood1414]

No one ever does, Walker

[@_ArmIa]

Five!

[@Hikaratashi]

​@@youreprettygood1414"All of this wont happens if you just stop"

[@Andres-np7lf]

''if you were a better person you wouldnt be here...''

[@jondon1079]

Holy shit, Spec Ops: The Line was one of the most soul-crushing, depressive, and horrifying masterpieces I have ever played. It's like Silent Hill 2 as a 3rd-person cover shooter.

[@zeriel9148]

I'm not sure what that says about me that I found it fun. I guess I can just take it as fiction? At the very least it was a breath of fresh air, getting to play as the bad guy instead of the game constantly lecturing you about goodness.

[@lambn25]

@@zeriel9148it’s called getting immersed in the story, you would need to get in the right mindset for it

[@zeriel9148]

@@lambn25 Nah I was immersed in the story, I found it really fun. I just didn't see it as some horrifying experience. I think people play up their reaction to it just for kicks.

[@alexmason1604]

​@@zeriel9148just because they didnt have thr same boring ass reaction as you do doesn't mean it invalidates what they feel and how take the story with their reaction tf

[@fireemblemistrash75]

@@zeriel9148i dont think you were paying attention or were in the right mindset dude

[@fetusdeletus9266]

“None of this would’ve happened if you had just stopped! But on you marched…”

[@glitchanka4666]

And for what?

[@aydancastineira7804]

"We...tried to save you"

[@glitchanka4666]

@@aydancastineira7804 You're no savior. Your talents lie elsewhere.

[@NebLleb]

CoD, Medal of Honor and Battlefield: The light side that mostly focuses on great multiplayer, authenticity and in some cases, great campaigns (especially the second, RIP Medal of Honor) Spec Ops: The Line: The dark side that focuses on storytelling, critiquing the subgenre it's a part of and subliminally playing the player Honestly, both have their place, even though The Line has earnt its place as my depression game and my favourite story-driven game of all time (well, second to Metal Gear Solid 2).

[@TheUnslainDragon]

Well said.

[@NebLleb]

@@TheUnslainDragon I mean, my preference for shooters is more fantastical, but every once in a while, a good military shooter is worth my time.

[@geroni211]

What I love the most is how Spec Ops used the basic narrative plots and tropes of military FPS to lead us into being war criminals, like its so cool.

[@mobiusraptor7]

Beautiful take. And quite frankly I believe reality is somewhere in the middle. War is a terrible and evil thing and must be an absolute last resort. At the same time, there are people out there who simply cannot be reasoned with and bring war to you.

[@DakotaofRaptors]

​@@mobiusraptor7Cod WaW and to an extent, Battlefield 1

[@Gaminboi2864]

I actually like thr idea of Spec Ops: The Line. War is not enjoyable, there is never a happy ending when you are in it. I often hear people say it's a bad game because no matter what you do, you are the bad guy. Or how it has a bad story because when you follow orders, you are then told you are a bad person for following orders. I feel like I have heard this exact same thing, but in real life. Wasn't there a person who was held on trial for his actions, even though he was just following orders? I like that this game tries to go beyond the basic, shoot them all, kind of game. And that's coming from a gamer that specifically cares for gameplay above all in the games I play.

[@xxthexboxnoobxx4174]

If I remember correctly Walker actually disobeys his main order. Ironically if he did follow it the game would have been over by the first mission because his team was to perform reconnaissance and not engage in combat. After the first firefight (which was justified as I believe it was an ambush and thus it was self-defense) they should’ve ended the mission and reported in but Walker told his squad mates to push forward.

[@Gaminboi2864]

@@xxthexboxnoobxx4174 Ah, I see. I haven't played the game yet, but I see the main picture now.

[@roadent217]

@@xxthexboxnoobxx4174 "After the first firefight they should’ve ended the mission and reported in" They had actionable intelligence that members of the US military were in danger up until the very first firefight with the 33rd. Isn't "No man left behind" a thing in the US military anymore? As spec ops, they would be expected to exercise autonomous judgement and not callously leave one of their own to their death. As soon as they started fighting the 33rd, however, yes, Walker and his team should have just left.

[@physical_insanity]

>War is not enjoyable Stop lying, we all know this isn't true. Action movies and video games are 100% accurate documentaries of war.

[@ArjunTheRageGuy]

war isn't enjoyable, but I bet there are some fighters out there enjoying war

[@Gopnikawa]

The virgin CoD Warzone WP killstreak reward. Terrifying to look at, but at least your foes respawn and the “fun” continues as normal. vs. The Chad SO:TL White Phosphorus. Only three instances of the weapon being used in the entire game, but after having an opportunity to use it yourself… you wish you didn’t.

[@thatonefpsgamer1339]

Damn it's almost like cod is a fuckin game and not meant to be taken serious. Weird concept I know

[@Gopnikawa]

@@thatonefpsgamer1339 Damn, you’ve went and roasted me like dropping a Willy Pete on me. Do you feel like a hero yet?

[@goldentoparican788]

I'm glad that Spec Ops "died a hero" and we ended up one of the most memorable shooter stories in existence

[@thatonefpsgamer1339]

@@Gopnikawa nah not till I bully a furry

[@nechdaught3412]

@@thatonefpsgamer1339cringe

[@satriadicky3732]

Ah yes, Spec Ops The Line. What happen when a soldier has the average mentality of COD players. "I am the Hero, there is a Bad Guy, and all of this is just an action game."

[@carved6749]

Spec Ops the Line basically talks to you like an abusive spouse except your kind of a war criminal and the abuser is technically Justified

[@mcgyverac9415]

I was not expecting to get hit with nostalgia

[@CerReel]

Or PTSD

[@gotanypain3083]

​@@CerReel*and PTSD

[@yeedog6145]

One uses realism to disguise the fantasy. The other uses fantastical elements to excentuate the real tragedy.

[@rogue8507]

“Gentlemen, welcome to Dubai”

[@9another632]

I thought the darker side was a hardcore inmersive fps such as Insurgency due to it's HQ sounds that makes u feel into a battlefield(source version rlly gave me some panic moments the first weeks) or Ready or Not but this is the perfect punchline

[@K3ntucky123]

Hell, Spec Ops the line is an arcade shooter but it was even more depressing than Insurgency and Ready or not

[@salvagedude625]

I figured it'd be ArmA, because that game is something else entirely

[@LeHarmacist]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@K3ntucky123yeah, that shit really makes you think and comprehend the message of the game, and that’s a lot for an arcade cover shooter.

[@charonsferryold]

Spec Ops: The Line hammers in the fact that you're doing something awful with the narrative, but I agree that the more realistic games can leave me with a feeling of guilt just from hearing people's characters break down into tears in what would otherwise be a "normal" situation in FPS games

[@sharpnelshots]

Do you feel like a gamer yet?

[@theholypeanut8193]

God talking to Sergey Taboritsky:

[@sharpnelshots]

Fr​@@theholypeanut8193

[@notrius7754]

@@theholypeanut8193 Alexei is running out of time gentlemen, there is much to be done.

[@error_code_502]

​@@theholypeanut8193everywhere i go, i fucking see TNO brainrot, i cannot escape. did make me laugh though

[@Eric-vs2he]

Ah yes, the warcrime simulator

[@nickname-1416]

Nice PFP

[@ArisIsCringe]

not the 177013 pfp bruhh😭

[@tarekcat1]

The source of Your pfp is a warcrime

[@EE-iv5ej]

Really hope to experience something much like Spec Ops: The Line again. and not just simply horror in a military setting. the military setting ITSELF has to be the horror. The feel of CoD WaW and Black Ops 1 is kinda close enough, just make it even less heroic.

[@ProbablyNotAChicken]

WaW unironically took little ol' me's desire to enlist and squashed it.

[@larsthemartian9554]

Spec Ops: The Line is to military shooters what Come And See is to war movies.

[@The1971Cuda1]

I love that movie, great reference!

[@goldenfiberwheat238]

What is come and see?

[@larsthemartian9554]

@@goldenfiberwheat238 it's a 1985 Soviet WW2 movie, and it's probably the best war movie I've ever seen. You can watch it for free on youtube, I believe. Be warned, though: It's arguably even more disturbing than Spec Ops

[@faggotgirl2659]

​@@goldenfiberwheat238Google

[@user-kd5wg6yt5x]

Soviet film about horrors of war.

[@physical_insanity]

Spec Ops: The -Line- Greatest Ride of Your Life

[@Sentinel-Nine]

Oh yes, spec ops. The PTSD simulator.

[@RunnJake]

But Treyarch had big brain hiring Trent Reznor as the composer for Black Ops 2. Man did not have to go as hard as he did but he did anyways and Black Ops 2's music is iconic as a result.

[@Death_to_USAmerica]

Trent Reznor only composed the game's main theme. The rest of the soundtrack was actually composed by Jack Wall.

[@theonewhoplays3819]

Spec Ops the Line is essentially the game version of Schrödinger’s Cat. You will either find it to be a deep game that challenges the action-shooter genre or you will find it to be one of the most pretentious and middle of the road games with a bad story twist. You won’t know until you play it.

[@b.w.s3165]

For me it's a bit of both. Though the latter I feel mostly in regard to other people treating the game as the former waaaaaay too much, and forgetting that at the end of the day it's just a story in a videogame and shouldn't discourage you from playing other videogames you may or may not like. And not resonating with it/not letting it live in your head rent free every time you play a shooter doesn't make you some sort of psychopath. Story is pretty good tho and as a game it's certainly unique in its genre. I liked it and the raised awareness of things it spawned, even if people often take it too far.

[@hughjanos3992]

its a game that is arguing for its own obsolescence. if everyone used their critical thinking skills and had media literacy, no one would think spec ops was good. but people were dumb as shit back when the game came out, and even today, a g*mer that doesnt have a sub 80 iq is as rare as a 4 leaf clover. people literally didnt ever have any sort of ? response when it was a known thing that activision was receiving funding from the us army with every cod game they put out. and thats why spec ops the line exists. proudhon said "i wish to live in a world in which i would be executed as a reactionary". this is the core of this games philosophy.

[@Noelle_Holiday]

@@b.w.s3165 If you think about it, Spec Ops: The Line can also be viewed as the video game equivalent of Neon Genesis Evangelion. You will either find it as a deep and thought-provoking masterpiece of an anime that deconstructs many of the common character archetypes often found in anime and the super robot genre in general with the sheer amount of symbolism and themes used throughout alongside the depth of its characters, or find it to be one of the most overrated and pretentious anime ever made with annoying characters and a confusing story. Watch it and find out where you lie.

[@Galvinize03]

"Gentlemen, welcome to Dubai."

[@bredoffender]

I didn't mean to hurt anybody! No one ever does, Walker.

[@cralo2569]

i did : ) take that tango "bad" guy!

[@spazmaster6731]

Modern COD: OHHHH A LEGENDARY LOOTCRATE *starts flossing* Spec Ops: The Line: oh god these are civilians with lives and families

[@JustBreathe436]

Also Spec Ops: The Line: anyways...

[@redemption8608]

That game crossed the line.

[@devibe2448]

"if lugo were still alive hed likely suffer from PTSD, so really, he's the lucky one"

[@maboilaurence8227]

"Home? We can't go home."[...] "No, all I really want, Captain, is peace".

[@sweetwolfasmraudio6726]

I cannot listen to the black angels without immediate thoughts of that game...the best game ive ever played. But as someone fairly invested into studying physiological patterns and responses. Spec ops the line absolutely knew what they were doing to mess with peoples heads, just every little subtle detail is perfect to convey the message. It does a great job at distracting you from the bad only to dump it right back on you,

[@TheUnslainDragon]

Spec Ops introduced me to the Black Angels. Bad Vibrations was a great choice of music for the game.

[@SpaceMan101South]

Lied the recruiter did. Real people with families these are.

[@94Endgameboy]

Damn that's on point, "welcome to Dubai"

[@BlauTroll_OG]

"You're here because you wanted to feel like something you're not: A hero."

[@Heavy-TF2]

clearly it's the colonel's fault

[@Zkeleton969]

Literally all the same game vs a game that actually touches on themes of war

[@danielpreciado3112]

Dang, the military industrial complex won't like this one bit

[@ronmka8931]

0:14 excuse me was that a guided RPG?!?!?!?

[@leschroder7773]

Beta fps: war bad 🤓 Chad fps: *did god abandon us?*

[@mateosanchezaquino3829]

"He turned us, into FUCKING KILLERS!"

[@username12120]

That was the point where I dropped all immersion. Like, Lugo, shut the fuck up, you're a fucking special forces operator, you were turned into a killer YEARS before this point. I regret buying that game, 6 hours for a shitty "oh muh GaWd!? War is le Bad?!?!" storyline, and I couldn't even refund it because I bought the physical copy on PC.

[@DevilMixter]

Spec ops 1998-2002:come on solider we have to save the day Spec ops the line: I am a hero?

[@princeofevil1337]

I like the originals more imo

[@ComradeAesthetic]

Damn its good to see Spec Ops The Line again

[@gimmeyourrights8292]

"We are Who we choose to be, now choose."

[@ZzVinniezZ]

spec ops the line...game has a plot twist that soul crushing you at the end.

[@tommyshelby2250]

"You still get to go home." "Lucky you."

[@HazardThe2st]

"yeah i like tactical shooters" Light side: Rainbow Six Siege, Escape From Tarkov Dark side: Ready or not, SWAT series

[@woofer3284]

SWAT 4 is secretly a horror game.

[@Chinothebad]

@@woofer3284 Never forget the Fairfax residence. Never forget the Children of Tarrone.

[@Someone-lr6gu]

Ready or Not is kinda shit at what they're trying to do. They're trying too hard, while also not paying enough attention to detail, which makes every level an attempt at spooking you out by gross stuff which doesn't really work because meh, corpses

[@HazardThe2st]

@@Someone-lr6gu you clearly havent looked at the details of the maps or done speculation then, like in Valley Of The Dolls and Twisted Nerve(SPOILERS FOR BOTH BELOW) In VOTD's basement we see obvious signs of it housing children, but no children, and a lot of barrels were being buried, leading us to believe that the children were possibly killed, stuffed inside of barrels, and voll and his guards tried to bury them In Twisted Nerve's barricaded suspects house, we find a child ODing, but in the same room we can find a used condom, one of the sickos there did something horrible to that girl and covered it up by overdosing her on meth

[@Chinothebad]

@@HazardThe2st also in RoN's defense, it's still being developed. Dev's will no doubt tweak and adjust detail in levels.

[@dudeman4514]

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Dubai

[@RabdoInternetGuy]

If you already played thru Spec ops the line, but you're still not satisfied with the amount of War Criminal Guilt trips because of killing civilians, i'd recommend MW2 No Russian, shorter, leaves you just as shit-feeling, bonus effect if you dont finish it, so you dont feel victimized. Like seriously first time i played it i tried shooting civvies and it made me feel sick to the stomach so much so i restarted the mission, and played it without firing a shot on a civilian. Not even GTA makes me feel that bad. Atleast Cops give you cause because they fire on you first.

[@ofauvi2089]

Now it’s just used for memes by 13 year olds born in 2010 who never played on the 360 😂

[@WaveOfDestiny]

Sure i felt bad killing aliens that were running away in Halo before. But even as a kiddo, playing no russian really showed me that killing is the opposite of fun. People arguing that it made kids become terrorists are so dumb. It made the opposite effect. There were no rewards, no challenge, only suffering. It was shocking in the good way.

[@doomerbloomer6160]

no russian didn't have nearly the same impact on me. No set up, no pay off. You're dropped in the mission, kill unarmed civilians, and then get shot yourself. Nothing really there to make you feel anything unless you play COD as a roleplaying game and use the protagonist as a stand off for yourself. I played no russian for the first time when I was like 12, and I was/am an empathetic person, but didn't really make me feel anything. Spec ops the line, however...

[@Ra1ne_bow]

Unless you are roleplaying as the character, there's nothing special about it, it's a game, yet now if you have the personality the same of an Anime Crybaby protagonist, then maybe you are the problem, idk.

[@eow4317]

Thanks to this meme I just watched around 3 hours of video essays on Spec Ops: The Line

[@user-nv1gv5it9q]

"Мы отряд Дельта. Мы пришли вас спасти!"

[@riiddisbuk2496]

I used translate to figure out what that meant. That was cold 😂😂🤣🤣👍👍

[@BrianKerr-wu5xc]

Hey man. No Russian

[@riiddisbuk2496]

If you translated what he said, he's just *RUSSIAN* to save the day :)@@BrianKerr-wu5xc

[@user-nv1gv5it9q]

@@BrianKerr-wu5xc remember. No russian.

[@egoreshcherkin4490]

Спасибо! Ведь в дельта форс кого попало не берут!

[@joshrobins130]

"None of this would have happened if you'd just STOPPED!"

[@Thatoneassclown]

"What good's an honest soldier if he can be ordered to behave like a terrorist?" - JC Denton, Deus Ex

[@mistertwister2000]

“We were helping”

[@GodHatesRobloxModeration]

Oh shit, Not spec ops the line That one is nightmare fuel

[@user-ki2cx4kr9i]

"You're no hero you can't save anyone"-Lugo heavy

[@EmulsionTime]

You cannot understand, nor do you want to.

[@djartyom924]

"I didn't mean to hurt anybody" -Captain Walker

[@bayareasportsfan04]

As someone who got the 100% on steam (and let me tell you, it is NOT an easy thing to do), Spec Ops exists to quite literally shatter your brain

[@ChainikVlad]

"Welcome to hell, Walker"

[@void-creature]

And then there's Arma. Also soul crushing, but in a very different way.

[@lihan6870]

ah yes playable 15 fps and flying tanks. I have 1600 hours in the game btw

[@mercwiththemouthsnewphone6798]

"Tails no!"

[@void-creature]

@@mercwiththemouthsnewphone6798 "we gotta get out of here!"

[@Midnight_Wesker]

When i finished Spec ops: The line i was just sitting there looking at my screen speechless, what a game man.

[@superdaora9762]

who made this.... "you"

[@reytop5064]

0:02The recruitment US army ad with Misato 0:22 The actual warfare

[@sambathekingofsewers1294]

I thought the second side would be Tarkov or Squad or something, but... Dear God...

[@Tarnished-bn5gq]

Spec Ops: The Line is the actual Modern Military Shooter

[@trapstar..]

The Line was the Silent Hill of military shooters

[@Wulfjager]

That black ops 2 multiplayer music hit me hard with the nostalgia. Last cod I ever played and now I kinda want to go back lol

[@gustavofringe3499]

"All I Really Want Captain... Is Peace..."

[@revert_irelia]

glad this game is still recieving it's flowers cause the story was just too damn good to forget

[@johnprice6271]

Nothing any new shooter does is going to compare to the hell that The Line puts you through.

[@hardygal2]

Somehow from the title alone, I knew exactly which military shooter would show up at the end, and yep, I was right

[@jacktheproslegend]

My entire face dropped the first glance I saw Walker, heck I really thought it's gonna be a meme about how modern military games are full of hilarious skins Spec Ops The Line, my beloved traumatizing game

[@LighttSpruce]

COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCAINE COCA

[@johngavin3180]

"You can not utilize squad commands when you are ALONE."

[@hannahbrown2728]

So glad that game was so fucking influential that I can still get chills seeing that face after over ten years.

[@mysteriumxarxes3990]

finished that game in 6 hours. Surreal experience

[@ReStOrEd2000CZE]

Hell yeah, my favourite video of this year

[@StellarGryphon]

Was expecting the other side to be ARMA, but this is better

[@Iamantifurry65]

"There were over five thousand people alive in Dubai, the day before you arrived..."

[@TheUnslainDragon]

“How many are alive today, I wonder?…”

[@FookMi69]

Just by showing his picture, white phosphorus was dropped onto a group of civilians somewhere..

[@5persondude]

I was expecting Arma but this is even more terrifying

[@mrgrinderman8861]

One of the greatest games i ever played years years back, when i saw the ending my jaw dropped

[@srbrant5391]

Left: "Ooh-rah! I got new skins, new guns and my first tactical nuke! 1v1 me, I dare you!" Right: "HE TURNED US INTO FUCKING *KILLERS!"*

[@dominicsouthern7672]

That last bit holy shit 😭

[@JPkerVideo]

Yep, I knew it was Spec Ops without scrolling down or reading the description.. Killing for entertainment is indeed harmless...

[@Pinkcircleguy]

spec ops: the line is such a banger though

[@TheUnslainDragon]

Indeed it is.

[@Antero_14_based_88]

And there's the third way down to the abbys of Tarkov gamers

[@mixox1197]

Some of us never left Dubai.

[@nnnnick]

The black ops 2 music paired with the gameplay gave me so much nostaliga. I love black ops 2

[@Undertaker93]

I still play BO2 till this day thanks to the Plutonium mod Truly the best fps shooter of all time

[@potatoes_yumm]

And then theres the game where you walk for 2 hours only to be sepperated into 11 pieces after tickling UXO from a cluster munition. Man I love arma