My first video which gets 100 000 views. Thank you! When I uploaded these tracks, I mostly uploaded them for myself. After completing this game, I listened OST over and over and I needed to upload them here. I'm glad other people also appreciate this soundtrack.
The mission wasn't even to save them.. It was simply recon and call for backup... We as players will mostly agree to Walker's initial rationale of saving ppl... But towards the end you start disagreeing more and more with him to the point where it sounds stupid and made up... And that's exactly what everything Walker makes you believe is...
"Lugo!?" "You outta your fucking mind!?" *"You left me to die!"* "Shit! Open fire!" *"Don't you get it!? It's all a lie!"* "No!" *"You're no fucking hero!"* "I tried to save you!" *"You can't save anyone!"* "I TRIED!!!" *"This is ALL your FAULT! YOURS!!!"* "Just. Fucking. DIE!" ... "The only villain here is you... Walker... There's only you..."
Took me a while to realize what it sounds like to me: it sounds like a hero being defeated. This is not Walker's final combat theme. It's the tune of the 33rd's last stand.
Man, the whole spec ops devs, musician, artists, directors poured their talents in this masterpiece. This game deserved a better recognition than any other 'generic shooter' games like Tom Clancy games or even Call of Duty. But atleast gamers realised it now.
The story and themes are great, but the gameplay is generic and kind of clunky, at least on PC. It uses all of the elements it has decently enough, but what I would give to see this game remastered on a different engine, and maybe clean up the control scheme a bit. Cover to cover and sprinting isn't the greatest to control.
This game is unique; the story is unique, the visual images it gives us are explicitly trying to take us into a road of someone who thought was doing the right thing, but actually not. Of course this game is against policies of the US, as we see now that it is unavailable in that region.
@@leonidlupascu6408 Think about that phrase in conjunction with a few key ideas: virtue signalling, tyrants lying to people to gain power, living in utopian fantasies instead of reality, letting the perfect become the enemy of the good, words instead of actions. I'm sure there are plenty more key ideas that I'm missing, and that a couple of these ideas could be phrased better. The thing about the phrase _"The road to hell is paved with the incantations of good intentions"_ is that it describes the common thread between all the key ideas I mentioned and more. It describes what's happening AND how it works AND gives some predictive utility in letting people see where a newly proposed idea might go, which lets people equip themselves to hopefully avoid stupid mistakes as long as they act with wisdom.
It’s even worse wan you consider the theory that he’s freaking dead, and the whole time he’s just been in this sort of imaginary hell/purgatory. Thinking he has a shot to escape and fix all of this when in reality he’s permanently stuck in Dubai…
"Code red! Delta is in the area! The Marina has fallen! The whole fucking city has fallen! All remaining units are inbound! Everyone to your Stations! Move!"
Honestly the fact that Walker was experiencing all this and was having that inner crisis at the end still proves there's good in him. He's repentant of his deeds and it falls on you, who is effectively the other little voice in his head to help him to stop the madness. Whether it be by suicide or just finally putting his weapon down and going home. His punishment is him realizing the truth and having to live with that knowledge. His squad was killed and in a way that wasn't all his fault. I mean sure, some of it was considering the fact that his mission in the end (or rather the beginning) was extremely simple. Go in, get a lay of the land, a broad understanding of the situation, and radio the cavalry from outside the storm wall. That was it. But after seeing the tragedies that were comitted, he found himself with a choice. Go in and try to salvage the situation himself and try to avoid getting more troops needlessly killed, or fuck off and basically say "not my problem". His intentions weren't to "feel like or be a hero". Just to do what his moral compass felt was right. During the events and probably after dropping the WP on the 33rd and the civilians taken from the nest is likely where his morals and his mind just snapped. He was burning himself up with justifiable guilt, and rather than taking responsibility and breaking for the storm wall, his mental defense mechanism deflected it on to Konrad who he believed was to be the source of the cancer that plauged Dubai. But by that time, that morality was replaced by insanity wearing morality's face.
I’m a true believer in the “died in the helicopter crash” theory, because I see the rest of the game being a altered loop of the events that unfolded and Walker being in his own personal hell. The nightmarish visuals, the onslaught of countless/nameless dead soldiers, and the large inconsistencies within his environment. The fact that Konrad’s face keeps showing up everywhere and that no matter how far Delta team continues into Dubai they keep going “down” despite moving through countless skyscrapers. It isn’t until Walker finally accepts that HIS actions caused so much pain, HIS decisions resulted in the deaths his friends, and HIS delusions of being a “hero” are the reason he can’t move on. The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
Very accurate observation OP. "It takes a strong man to deny what's in front of him. And if the truth is undeniable, you create your own." conveys the message well... What a horrid and loathsome fate for one`s mind
@@CepbIuLOL I don't think so, probably conversation with C.I.A and laying low or sending to psychological rehabilitation and later working for C.I.A. They won't throw such a specialist to rot.
@@sebastijanglozinic8630 The Greatest evil of all humanity is indifference. If we were quick to counter it, and weren't so placated by false promises and charismatic leaders, then there'd be little evil left in the world.
@@Existential_Robot And how do you propose we "counter" indifference? With war? That is exactly how the war in Iraq happened. Over a million people died in Iraq during the 90s as a result of western sanctions. Over half of that were children as Iraq was denied access to even the most basic medical technologies. Another million died in the 2003 invasion and subsequent 16 year long occupation. All because the west could not remain indifferent to their dictator. In their efforts to depose Saddam Hussein and set an example to the rest of the world, the west ended up causing many more deaths then Saddam could have if he lived for 200 years. Yet the west was convinced that they were doing good. That they were fighting for democracy in the world. This is a textbook example of how people can convince themselves that they are doing something good that has to be done, while in fact they are destroying everything around them. This is exactly what Walker does in Spec Ops: The Line.
The thing you need to know about good and evil is that they dont take sides. They're watching over you like god does... and when you face reality, there’s a slice for everyone.
When I reached this point of the game I had forgotten what Delta was even fighting for and why they were in Dubai in the first place. It felt like the overall mission was to find Konrad but it was really just to find survivors and leave immediately after. When Konrad mentioned this it made me realize I had been mindlessly shooting for hours, and that really made the ending sting for me
@@MrKGizzle51 It truly was. And while allusions to Heart of Darkness and Apocalypse Now are strong in SOTL, in those two main character finds "main villain", Kurtz, and both cases he tries to explain/justify to main character why he became such a horrible human being. In SOTL, villain was someone else. In HoD, Kurtz pleads MC to deliver his letters to his family. In SOTL, I would imagine Walker, in his rage, tearing up letters addressed to Konrads wife and son.
@gronndar I feel like walker would've just kept the notes for himself, or left them in Dubai. Also it really seemed like he wanted to doom the survivors because he destroyed the radio man's tower for no good reason, I always thought that part was weird
@@MrKGizzle51 He destroyed the radio tower because it was fun. He remarks in the game with "I want to see what this gun can do". This is essentially pointing the finger at you, the player. Mowing down scores of people and destroying everything around you with little thought of the consequences just because you are having fun shooting stuff with a minigun.
Why the hell are there so many quotes? Well, I might as well make one too. “I thought my duty was to protect the city from the sandstorm but no, it was to protect it from you.”
First playthrough, I totally immersed myself into Walker - put myself into his position so I could play the game based off how I would react. Apparently, I’m just as bloodthirsty as the game accuses Walker of being. 😳 Lol. Addictive as fuck, this one.
We all are. Thats the whole point. We all want to belive that we are the "good guys". That our acts, views and decisions are good. It is a defense system built into our psyche to help us endure the horror that we are capable of. It is how wars start. When two countries both belive themselves to be right, the result is a clash that provides fertile ground for evil and madness.
@@nathangordon4891 spoiler (shoots micha) whatever happens next dutch don't be too hard on yourself after all you done you can still have a plan. lucky you.
@@EvieCorwell yup. If Walker called for evac after finding survivors, Dubai could have been the saved by reinforcements that knew what they were doing.
@@lordofligma they weren’t even supposed to look for survivors listen at the end their mission was to evac Dubai and call in reinforcements and they go home
Spec ops the line had the best narrative and soundtrack. It's still one of my favorite games of all time, with a story that uses a plot twist the right way
I had to play the game again with a more Mature mind, my 11 years old myself completed the game but didnt care about the story, i regret playing this game that young now
So glad playstation gave this away on ps+ in 2013. Always have it downloaded on my ps3. Give it playthrough once a year, but I always choose different outcomes.
How many times have you played this story, despite knowing fully well it's ending? How many *enemies* have you *took down?* Killing for enjoyment is harmless, after all.
@@eugensilent6563 Spec Ops, безусловно, в этом плане прекрасно. Но я бы ещё добавил Valiant Hearts: The Great War. Она про Первую мировую, очень советую её пройти.
@@user-dl8iv5vd2u полковник еще раньше сделал суицид у себя в кабинете. да и вообще, если так подумать - то, возможно, все что происходило в голове Уокера - просто его воображение, так он уже давно мертв. Но это неоднозначная теория.
In retrospect we don't even know if they went to Dubai at all. We know Walker met Konrad in Kabul. We know Walker was dying and Konrad dragged him for a big distance to an evac helicopter. We also know Walker is hallucinating quite a lot in Dubai, and it could all be a dream since the helicopter crash. Konrad's head plastered on ads everywhere in the city is quite a giveaway. Finally, we know much of it all go back to Kabul. In an ending it's the last thing Walker thinks about. It's the only other place Walker met him. And peculiarly, in the first meeting with local refugees, they don't speak whatever language is spoken in Dubai, they speak Farsi, a language from Iran and Afghanistan. So maybe no actual event from the game ever happened!
@@Azerty72200 I believe the theory that the whole game is in Konrad's mind. When Walker says: "You're not real, this is all in my head." Konrad responds "Are you sure? Maybe it's in mine.". Let's not forget that Konrad wanted to be "the hero" and when he failed in Kabul and in Dubai too, he wanted think that he wasn't the worst commander or anything so he thought of Walker, a young Captain who admired Konrad for saving his life.
@@Azerty72200 my interpretation is that the events did happen but not in the exact way presented in the game. The events of the game are Walker's broken ptsd mind reliving the events after being rescued. The hellish visions and subtle environmental details (such as conrads face on billboards) are explained away by this interpretation
game makes clear they died in the chopper sequence. BUT maybe it happened in Kabul, not Dubai. but since Walker last heard of Konrad going to Dubai. that why he sees it happening there. There's a high chance of the map of dubai that is shown to us players is plastered all over kabul's geography. "Back in Kabul, Konrad dragged my dying carcass over a mile and half for the evac chopper." Walker during gameplay way before the Chapter 8 shows hints of PTSD from Kabul. Maybe his PTSD was kicked in full gear for ordering an WILLY PETE bombardment there, not in Dubai.
@@mr.ryuzaki3927 Walker may not have been real from the start. Konrad could've come up with a different personality to blame for everything he's done.
@@DinnerForkTongue Hahaha I'm surprised you replied to a comment from a year ago. Yeah, now that I think about it, nothing suggests what I said to be true. My bad.
@@naforous7651 Like if Adams survived? I dunno...I feel like either way it would more or less be re-hashing the same plot and themes of the first game.
@@tsnophaljakarax9963 Adam actually survived. There's a canceled DLC about Adam after he push Walker. He managed to get out of Dubai with the help of some dude from 33rd.
When will it end ay??? 💀💀💀 I wake up to face this same nightmare every single day. Please Sir.. No more. I beg... I Beg.😮💨🤕😟😖😩😢😭 This is all just too much for one man to handle. For one soldier alone.. I just can't go any further. I have nothing more left you to take Am Done..
This game was banned almost many, including USA. They said it's promoting War Crimes, but never knew that this game revealed the True Nature of the Reality of War
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My first video which gets 100 000 views. Thank you!
When I uploaded these tracks, I mostly uploaded them for myself. After completing this game, I listened OST over and over and I needed to upload them here. I'm glad other people also appreciate this soundtrack.
Soundtrack of spec ops is seriously underrated, definitely love to just chill n listen to the instruments while I light up my blunt
congrats btw do you have the trackthat plays in the ending after where walker kills all the marines came to rescue him
How it started: we're going to save American soldiers and locals
How it ended: kill everything that moves
Tbh its more messed up since that saving americans isnt even their mission so ironicly trying to be a hero ended making them a vilain
The mission wasn't even to save them.. It was simply recon and call for backup... We as players will mostly agree to Walker's initial rationale of saving ppl... But towards the end you start disagreeing more and more with him to the point where it sounds stupid and made up... And that's exactly what everything Walker makes you believe is...
“Welcome to hell, Walker.
_We’ve been waiting for you.”_
Tbh, that`s actually a nice foreshadowing to Konrad`s actual fate.
God the line is just so fucking badass!!!
Lugo : The only villain here is you, Walker. There's only you..
Probably the best shooter game, I love the *”war is hell”* aesthetic
Your friends, dead. The world on fire. And you... alone. You're a failure. Finally, something we have in common
Do you feel like a hero yet?
What happened here was out of my control
@@thatbloodyvalentinewas it? None of this would've happened if you just stopped! But on you marched, and for what?
@@regorn01 I....We tried to save you.
You're no savior, your talents lie elsewhere.
"Lugo!?"
"You outta your fucking mind!?"
*"You left me to die!"*
"Shit! Open fire!"
*"Don't you get it!? It's all a lie!"*
"No!"
*"You're no fucking hero!"*
"I tried to save you!"
*"You can't save anyone!"*
"I TRIED!!!"
*"This is ALL your FAULT! YOURS!!!"*
"Just. Fucking. DIE!"
...
"The only villain here is you... Walker... There's only you..."
😶
😐
😑
🤢
🤮
If the previous events didn't make one queasy already, this did it. Heavy Lugo was a metallic fist grabbing my guts and YANKING.
@@DinnerForkTongue🤨
Wrong song to be post those lines at, but you do you
@@ahauntingofkane5625 But the ending notes play during that scene.
I love how this trope of "badass guitar" music is twisted. It has the guitars and shit, but it's also depressing.
Took me a while to realize what it sounds like to me: it sounds like a hero being defeated.
This is not Walker's final combat theme. It's the tune of the 33rd's last stand.
Man, the whole spec ops devs, musician, artists, directors poured their talents in this masterpiece. This game deserved a better recognition than any other 'generic shooter' games like Tom Clancy games or even Call of Duty. But atleast gamers realised it now.
The story and themes are great, but the gameplay is generic and kind of clunky, at least on PC. It uses all of the elements it has decently enough, but what I would give to see this game remastered on a different engine, and maybe clean up the control scheme a bit. Cover to cover and sprinting isn't the greatest to control.
This game is unique; the story is unique, the visual images it gives us are explicitly trying to take us into a road of someone who thought was doing the right thing, but actually not. Of course this game is against policies of the US, as we see now that it is unavailable in that region.
@@mohammadhosein2041 since when is it unavailable here? It's still up for purchase on steam, humble bundle, gog, gmg, etc.
@@mohammadhosein2041 Since when was it unavailable?
Tom Clancy gamed werent even generic when they first came out. Same goes for Call of Duty. They both fucked it up later on
"The road to hell is paved with good intentions."
"... with _the incantations_ of good intentions."
Sorry, I just... I had to fix that.
@@kingjules8744 That's better, it just needs a couple seconds of thinking before it clicks.
@@Thalanox still haven't clicked for me
@@leonidlupascu6408 Think about that phrase in conjunction with a few key ideas: virtue signalling, tyrants lying to people to gain power, living in utopian fantasies instead of reality, letting the perfect become the enemy of the good, words instead of actions.
I'm sure there are plenty more key ideas that I'm missing, and that a couple of these ideas could be phrased better. The thing about the phrase _"The road to hell is paved with the incantations of good intentions"_ is that it describes the common thread between all the key ideas I mentioned and more. It describes what's happening AND how it works AND gives some predictive utility in letting people see where a newly proposed idea might go, which lets people equip themselves to hopefully avoid stupid mistakes as long as they act with wisdom.
Lol, that fits perfectly with the game narrative
"Nothing's over while I'm still breathing!" I feel like that one quote captures the essence of the entire game.
Its so misplaced and messed up. I mean, in a cliched action movie/game it would not be out of place. But here, I shared my reaction with Adams.
"Then keep breathing!"
"SHOOT TO ME MOTHER F*CKERS!"
It’s even worse wan you consider the theory that he’s freaking dead, and the whole time he’s just been in this sort of imaginary hell/purgatory. Thinking he has a shot to escape and fix all of this when in reality he’s permanently stuck in Dubai…
"Fine then keep breathing!"
"Don't let Delta reach that gate! Light em' up, now!"
WILLY PETE
*woosh*
Shoulda used that camera round like Delta did, maybe they would've been able to score a hit...
@@HahahadeonWelcome to hell, Walker. We've been waiting for you.
DELTA ON THE MOVE
"Code red! Delta is in the area! The Marina has fallen! The whole fucking city has fallen! All remaining units are inbound! Everyone to your Stations! Move!"
Guilt, anger, affect, sadness
Honestly the fact that Walker was experiencing all this and was having that inner crisis at the end still proves there's good in him. He's repentant of his deeds and it falls on you, who is effectively the other little voice in his head to help him to stop the madness. Whether it be by suicide or just finally putting his weapon down and going home. His punishment is him realizing the truth and having to live with that knowledge. His squad was killed and in a way that wasn't all his fault. I mean sure, some of it was considering the fact that his mission in the end (or rather the beginning) was extremely simple. Go in, get a lay of the land, a broad understanding of the situation, and radio the cavalry from outside the storm wall. That was it. But after seeing the tragedies that were comitted, he found himself with a choice. Go in and try to salvage the situation himself and try to avoid getting more troops needlessly killed, or fuck off and basically say "not my problem". His intentions weren't to "feel like or be a hero". Just to do what his moral compass felt was right. During the events and probably after dropping the WP on the 33rd and the civilians taken from the nest is likely where his morals and his mind just snapped. He was burning himself up with justifiable guilt, and rather than taking responsibility and breaking for the storm wall, his mental defense mechanism deflected it on to Konrad who he believed was to be the source of the cancer that plauged Dubai. But by that time, that morality was replaced by insanity wearing morality's face.
Even is hed even returned from Dubai, best whats awaits him is court martial, jail, and most likely suicide in the cell.
I’m a true believer in the “died in the helicopter crash” theory, because I see the rest of the game being a altered loop of the events that unfolded and Walker being in his own personal hell. The nightmarish visuals, the onslaught of countless/nameless dead soldiers, and the large inconsistencies within his environment. The fact that Konrad’s face keeps showing up everywhere and that no matter how far Delta team continues into Dubai they keep going “down” despite moving through countless skyscrapers. It isn’t until Walker finally accepts that HIS actions caused so much pain, HIS decisions resulted in the deaths his friends, and HIS delusions of being a “hero” are the reason he can’t move on.
The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
Very accurate observation OP. "It takes a strong man to deny what's in front of him. And if the truth is undeniable, you create your own." conveys the message well... What a horrid and loathsome fate for one`s mind
@@CepbIuLOL I don't think so, probably conversation with C.I.A and laying low or sending to psychological rehabilitation and later working for C.I.A. They won't throw such a specialist to rot.
Heard this song so many times on FUBAR. I still love it despite the PTSD it gives me.
Basically the reason why a FUBAR playthrough is apparently the optimal way to experience this game. I'm getting mentally ready to face this setting.
@@laurentiusmcmxcv you will suffer
FUBAR is a road nobody should go down, it will give you more PTSD than Walker has.
F the mission where you sit on a MG leading lugo and adam up that fucken mall.
Welcome to FUBAR Walker.
"Do you feel like a hero yet?"
Yes 😈
They say Evil prevails when good men fail to act...
What they should say is... Evil prevails
Yuri orlov "lord of War(2005)"
I don't get it
Evil is born when men declare themselves good and use it to justify their acts.
@@sebastijanglozinic8630 The Greatest evil of all humanity is indifference. If we were quick to counter it, and weren't so placated by false promises and charismatic leaders, then there'd be little evil left in the world.
@@Existential_Robot And how do you propose we "counter" indifference? With war? That is exactly how the war in Iraq happened. Over a million people died in Iraq during the 90s as a result of western sanctions. Over half of that were children as Iraq was denied access to even the most basic medical technologies. Another million died in the 2003 invasion and subsequent 16 year long occupation. All because the west could not remain indifferent to their dictator. In their efforts to depose Saddam Hussein and set an example to the rest of the world, the west ended up causing many more deaths then Saddam could have if he lived for 200 years. Yet the west was convinced that they were doing good. That they were fighting for democracy in the world. This is a textbook example of how people can convince themselves that they are doing something good that has to be done, while in fact they are destroying everything around them. This is exactly what Walker does in Spec Ops: The Line.
The thing you need to know about good and evil is that they dont take sides. They're watching over you like god does... and when you face reality, there’s a slice for everyone.
When I reached this point of the game I had forgotten what Delta was even fighting for and why they were in Dubai in the first place. It felt like the overall mission was to find Konrad but it was really just to find survivors and leave immediately after. When Konrad mentioned this it made me realize I had been mindlessly shooting for hours, and that really made the ending sting for me
Same. During these final stages, my thoughts were like "Nothing can justify this. Killing Konrad won't solve anything."
@@gronndar then he turned out to have killed himself long before Delta arrived, that was a shock
@@MrKGizzle51 It truly was. And while allusions to Heart of Darkness and Apocalypse Now are strong in SOTL, in those two main character finds "main villain", Kurtz, and both cases he tries to explain/justify to main character why he became such a horrible human being. In SOTL, villain was someone else.
In HoD, Kurtz pleads MC to deliver his letters to his family. In SOTL, I would imagine Walker, in his rage, tearing up letters addressed to Konrads wife and son.
@gronndar I feel like walker would've just kept the notes for himself, or left them in Dubai.
Also it really seemed like he wanted to doom the survivors because he destroyed the radio man's tower for no good reason, I always thought that part was weird
@@MrKGizzle51 He destroyed the radio tower because it was fun. He remarks in the game with "I want to see what this gun can do". This is essentially pointing the finger at you, the player. Mowing down scores of people and destroying everything around you with little thought of the consequences just because you are having fun shooting stuff with a minigun.
Just revisited this game with another playthrough did not regret it
Did you complete it on FUBAR yet?
@@GamerBroMX I did.... I am now as sane as Captain Walker.
@@GamerBroMX Yes it was on fubar
The definition of insanity is playing spec ops the line on fubar
Do you feel like a hero yet?
Why the hell are there so many quotes? Well, I might as well make one too. “I thought my duty was to protect the city from the sandstorm but no, it was to protect it from you.”
In the beginning: "Enemy down!", "Hostile Down!"
In the end: "GOT THAT MOTHERFUCKER!", "KILL IS FUCKING CONFIRMED!"
Can you ever remember why you here?
do you feel like a hero yet?
To kill for yourself is murder. To kill for government is heroic. To kill for entertainment is harmless.
Don't worry, you're still a good person.
"If you were a better person, you wouldn't be here"
How many Americans you killed today ?
Sergeant Lugo is dead. For that I will give no quarter.
"You brought this on yourself."
The only villain here... is you, Walker. There's only you.
You're still a good person.
First playthrough, I totally immersed myself into Walker - put myself into his position so I could play the game based off how I would react. Apparently, I’m just as bloodthirsty as the game accuses Walker of being. 😳 Lol. Addictive as fuck, this one.
We all are. Thats the whole point. We all want to belive that we are the "good guys". That our acts, views and decisions are good. It is a defense system built into our psyche to help us endure the horror that we are capable of. It is how wars start. When two countries both belive themselves to be right, the result is a clash that provides fertile ground for evil and madness.
I was completely immersed too. I just thought "I gotta push through, all of it will make sense at the end. There will be a reason for all this."
@@MegaSim3same here, dude
This game must have the highest replay worldwide
“Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.”
-Albert Einstein
@@BadassName17 It's story is so alluring since it tells us THE message I wanted to be conveyed in a videogame for like, many years now.
I doubt it. Plenty of people couldn't stomach the game again.
I dunno, travelling through the post apocalyptic quiet Dubai, seems kinda chill.
@@BadassName17Vaas Montenegro
"Wellcome to the hell, buddy"
"Gentlemen, Welcome to Dubai" was how I ended the game and I am now positive that if there is a sandstorm in Dubai , I wouldn't wanna be there :)
Wow, Tahiti looks nice
Is that a reference to RDR2?
Its Florida Keys archipelago
Welcome to Hell, Dutch
We've been waiting.
‘I had a plan...’
‘It takes a strong man to deny what’s right in front of him’
@@nathangordon4891 spoiler
(shoots micha)
whatever happens next dutch don't be too hard on yourself after all you done you can still have a plan.
lucky you.
"If you were a better person you wouldn't be here"
"Another shot from that mortar an' we're fucking dead!"
my fav combat ots
displays all the horrors Walker Lugo and Adams witnessed and commited
And became.
In the bridge chapter I just feel like this is the end and all there is left of you is a monster
They shot first
It was self-defense.
That does not make me feel any better.
It is not supposed to.
You weren't even supposed to be there.
@@EvieCorwell yup. If Walker called for evac after finding survivors, Dubai could have been the saved by reinforcements that knew what they were doing.
@@lordofligma they weren’t even supposed to look for survivors listen at the end their mission was to evac Dubai and call in reinforcements and they go home
@@lordofligma
You realize you don’t send in the CIA to rescue civilians, right?
I love this game's leitimotif, it's used in action, inner crisis, sad moments, threatening moments, it just fits
Welcome to hell, Walker. We've been waiting for you.
When you just want to destroy everything in your path and don't care if you would die or not.
Because if you stop, how do you justify it to yourself?
It takes a strong a men to deny what is infornt of him. Walker is paying for his sins marlow did the same after few years it will be our turn.
Spec ops the line had the best narrative and soundtrack. It's still one of my favorite games of all time, with a story that uses a plot twist the right way
Silent Hill 2 and Spec Ops:The Line best games ever.
Do you prefer Man or girls in games please give me attention
"THE" only game for which I'm down to pay for PS Now and stream it
sameee
"Nothing's over while I'm still breathing"
(this man ends up cutting water supply to a sandstorm ridden desert city and commits a genocide)
I had to play the game again with a more Mature mind, my 11 years old myself completed the game but didnt care about the story, i regret playing this game that young now
Well, what can you say, really? Little kid you just wanted to feel like a hero.
i never whant to hurt anyone.
naturally walker.
So glad playstation gave this away on ps+ in 2013. Always have it downloaded on my ps3. Give it playthrough once a year, but I always choose different outcomes.
Walker literally me
Real👥️️
when you're on your war crimes streak and they don't give you white phosphorus strike:
How many times have you played this story, despite knowing fully well it's ending? How many *enemies* have you *took down?*
Killing for enjoyment is harmless, after all.
Имхо - это единственная игра, из которой ясно, что война - это ад, а не развлечение.
Нет,не единственная
Вот она- та самая серая мораль.
@@Nobody-rz8ec не единственная??? а подскажи, будь добр, плз
@@eugensilent6563 Spec Ops, безусловно, в этом плане прекрасно. Но я бы ещё добавил Valiant Hearts: The Great War. Она про Первую мировую, очень советую её пройти.
@@blackport28 Спасибо за инфу, искренне благодарю
Welcome to hell Walker that Line always gives me the chills when this scene happens
"Добро пожаловать в ад Уокер! Мы заждались тебя!"
Ты бросил меня подыхать! - мертвый Луго.
@@arteich1412Ну что, чувствуешь себя героем?
Это были вины беженцев и жителей с полковником Конрад если бы жители не убивали Луго они бы выжили
@@HarryMaguire007 Ты все еще хороший парень.
@@user-dl8iv5vd2u полковник еще раньше сделал суицид у себя в кабинете.
да и вообще, если так подумать - то, возможно, все что происходило в голове Уокера - просто его воображение, так он уже давно мертв. Но это неоднозначная теория.
I still believe they all died in the chopper collision in the opening sequence and this chapter is where it left off
In retrospect we don't even know if they went to Dubai at all.
We know Walker met Konrad in Kabul. We know Walker was dying and Konrad dragged him for a big distance to an evac helicopter.
We also know Walker is hallucinating quite a lot in Dubai, and it could all be a dream since the helicopter crash. Konrad's head plastered on ads everywhere in the city is quite a giveaway.
Finally, we know much of it all go back to Kabul. In an ending it's the last thing Walker thinks about. It's the only other place Walker met him. And peculiarly, in the first meeting with local refugees, they don't speak whatever language is spoken in Dubai, they speak Farsi, a language from Iran and Afghanistan.
So maybe no actual event from the game ever happened!
@@Azerty72200 I believe the theory that the whole game is in Konrad's mind. When Walker says: "You're not real, this is all in my head." Konrad responds "Are you sure? Maybe it's in mine.". Let's not forget that Konrad wanted to be "the hero" and when he failed in Kabul and in Dubai too, he wanted think that he wasn't the worst commander or anything so he thought of Walker, a young Captain who admired Konrad for saving his life.
@@Azerty72200 my interpretation is that the events did happen but not in the exact way presented in the game. The events of the game are Walker's broken ptsd mind reliving the events after being rescued. The hellish visions and subtle environmental details (such as conrads face on billboards) are explained away by this interpretation
They didn't. That was a misunderstood take that people loved too much to put down.
game makes clear they died in the chopper sequence. BUT maybe it happened in Kabul, not Dubai. but since Walker last heard of Konrad going to Dubai. that why he sees it happening there.
There's a high chance of the map of dubai that is shown to us players is plastered all over kabul's geography.
"Back in Kabul, Konrad dragged my dying carcass over a mile and half for the evac chopper."
Walker during gameplay way before the Chapter 8 shows hints of PTSD from Kabul. Maybe his PTSD was kicked in full gear for ordering an WILLY PETE bombardment there, not in Dubai.
The Summer time be like.
Entering 2020 be like:
I've been looking for this game I had it when it came out when is online for 30 so I bought it again really good story
1.5 playback speed is epic
Genuinely hard to deal with this
I would do it all over again
The one dislike is from conrad
I think it’s from Walker
there is no conrad well there was but from there on, it was only walker
@@mr.ryuzaki3927 Walker may not have been real from the start. Konrad could've come up with a different personality to blame for everything he's done.
@@Esmeray_6
You got them backwards.
@@DinnerForkTongue Hahaha I'm surprised you replied to a comment from a year ago.
Yeah, now that I think about it, nothing suggests what I said to be true. My bad.
This reminds of the band ISIS. Good doom band if anyone is interested
ISIS?
Roses are red
Violets are blue
Welcome to hell, Walker
WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR YOU
This music is the best track in the entire game. It really implies how much Walker screwed up. There really no redemption to this music.
Gentlemen, welcome to Dubai. (Nothing more to say)
So fucking underrated
having sports in the summer be like:
Good stuff.
Trilha sonora fodaaaaaa
melhor enredo de um jogo que já vi mané
RIP one of the best games ever. They removed this game without any prior notice from all digital platforms. No way to buy it and play it on PC.
Yarr. Do what you want...
"WILLY PETE!"
Gentlemen, welcome go Dubai
And I love the final part
We need to push the devs to make a spec ops the line remasterd on ps5 or spec ops the line 2
That's impossible coz you know that fucking politicians, feminist, boomer, Karens will screaming like little bitch they are about this game
@@naforous7651 True. Plus, I don't know how you could possibly do a follow up on this game with a sequel.
@@tsnophaljakarax9963 maybe as Adam
@@naforous7651 Like if Adams survived? I dunno...I feel like either way it would more or less be re-hashing the same plot and themes of the first game.
@@tsnophaljakarax9963 Adam actually survived. There's a canceled DLC about Adam after he push Walker. He managed to get out of Dubai with the help of some dude from 33rd.
there is no secret
no revelation
only you
Eren in season 4 be like
not at all for he's doing what he can to protect his people and didn't loose his mind yet
When will it end ay??? 💀💀💀
I wake up to face this same nightmare every single day.
Please Sir.. No more. I beg... I Beg.😮💨🤕😟😖😩😢😭
This is all just too much for one man to handle. For one soldier alone..
I just can't go any further. I have nothing more left you to take Am Done..
This game was banned almost many, including USA. They said it's promoting War Crimes, but never knew that this game revealed the True Nature of the Reality of War
This game was never banned in America lmao
Me when I spread false information on the internet
Me when I lie
AFAIK, it was only banned in Emirates because they didn't like the portrayal of Dubaï (and probably the underlying commentary about the town's elites)
@@CocoNut-yd1riI've heard the game disappeared from steam. I guess they showed too much about American military and the CIA lol
Do you ever wonder why we are here? (Ope, wrong reference)
Why did I even come here?
Why are we even here
@@MegaSim3 one of life’s great mysteries isn’t it?
Because you wanted to
Wait... why did I even reply
"Can u even remember why u came here?"
Does anyone knows the name of the song?
700th video like.
None of this would've happened if you just stopped
the CIA would've made it even worse💀
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