SPEC OPS: THE LINE All Cutscenes (Full Game Movie) 1080p HD
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Spec Ops: The Line has one of the best stories of any game in recent years, and is extremely underrated. Its story is mysterious, twisted and will keep you on the edge of your seat. You might have never heard of this game, or played it, but it's worth watching. As always we included gameplay, dialogue and cutscenes to create one fluid narrative. We hope you enjoy, and if you do, make sure you like, comment and share!
Gameplay by Yofatdaddyyy
Edited by javihavi
Synopsis:
Six months prior to the game, the worst series of dust storms in recorded history began across Dubai in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Dubai's politicians and wealthy elite downplayed the situation before evacuating in secret, leaving countless Emiratis and foreign migrant workers behind. Colonel John Konrad (Bruce Boxleitner), the decorated but post-traumatic stress disorder-troubled commander of the fictional "Damned 33rd" Infantry Battalion of the United States Army, was returning home with his unit from Afghanistan when the storms struck. Konrad volunteered the Damned 33rd to help the relief efforts, then deserted with the entire unit when ordered to abandon the city and its refugees. As the storms intensified, a massive storm wall engulfed Dubai for miles, disrupting surveillance and communication, air travel, and all but the strongest radio broadcasts. The 33rd declared martial law, and struggled to maintain order amid 80 mph winds, riots, and dwindling resources. The last communication from Dubai stated that the 33rd was attempting to lead a caravan out of the city. The caravan never arrived, and soon afterwards the UAE declared Dubai a no-man's-land. All travel to the city was barred, the 33rd was publicly disavowed for treason, and no further news left the city.
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Just a subtle thing I've noticed, the wording of the objectives gets more informal and crazed as the game progresses into the madness. Starts with things like "Progress towards Dubai" and ends with things like "Run goddamit!" Just love that subtle parallel element of the game!
wow, I never noticed that.
man this game is insane.
Replying on an old comment but oh well. Something similar I noticed is while playing Walker goes from quotes like "enemy down" or "reloading!" to yelling "killed the fucker!" and "god dammit not now!"
Also Walker begins to break apart with his commands as games go on. At the beginning he is somewhat calm and tends to command his crew very professionaly but as the game goes on nearly every sentence he curses and yells.
"WE DIDN'T HAVE A CHOICE! HE TURNED US INTO FUCKING KILLERS!"
Fuck that line gives me shivers. Powerful game.
tom One thing I liked is how they both try, at every god damn turn, to make it like it was Walker's decision. They act like they have no say in it, when they do. Just like Walker did. Right after Lugo's death, what does Mr. "Save the innocents" ask? For your permission to fire. He needs that justification, he needs someone to blame. He needs to be able to say "Walker made me do this."
If the theory that Lugo and Adams were figments of his imagination is true, Lugo would have been speaking directly to the player.
@@Tonatheos To add to that theory, when Lugo says “This is your fault, goddammit!” he’s pointing to the PLAYER, not Walker
SPOILER ALERT: for anyone studying psychology, it is interesting to know that Walker suffered from Dissociative Identity Disorder. Due to his incredible discomfort with himself and his inability to cope with it, Walker subconsciously projected this sadistic nature of his onto a new persona (Konrad), a feat which his main, conscious self was completely unaware of. This story is incredibly mature and handles the psychological trauma a soldier very well.
That's funny, because I ended up here while collecting bits and pieces about soldiers with PTSD.
John B Kangarlu what I don't understand is why didn't the other two tell him about it? like if he was hallucinating
8100era It wasn't obvious that he was hallucinating. If you watch the cutscenes closely, you'll see Walker barely responds to Conrad and when he does it fits the context of the situation.
John B Kangarlu no offence but a psychology degree is considered to be one of the least employable degrees out there. While the subject is interesting it isn’t in high demand. Could be worse, gender studies and sociology degrees are better used as toilet paper
Big Lad Joseph Stalin you just saved me from wasting a lot of time in college because I was going to take up sociology after I get the chance to go into service
But if I can't use my degree I don't want to waste my time
in hindsight its very telling where Walker placed the walkie-talkie that he was using to 'communicate' with Konrad. i'm sure anyone here understands the phrase "...the little voice in the back or my mind..."
Where? :D
i really wanna see what was really happening without all of walker's hallucinations
Nice
At some point it's kinda hard to believe two deltas would keep following their leader while he's talking to an imaginary voice on a radio, wish that part was a little better elaborated, but still a great game
@@felphero He barely responds, and does so very subtle, so they may just think he's talking to himself (which is, technically, true)
Itsme Alex They’re both figments of Walker’s imagination, because they’re both listed as dead in one of the game’s scenes.
@@TikoPiko That scene happens after Walker loses his mental stability completely. So this can be a hallucination as well.
45:22 probably one of the most iconic scenes in gaming history
Holy shit, the story and imagery of this game is un-fucking-believable. I had no idea a shooter game could have such a deep and complex ending.
I've always heard this game had a unique storyline.
Thanks for putting it up.
My pleasure
you should have playeed it .
hits wayyyyy different
"We're gonna make these people pay for what they've done"
Everyone: "so your just gonna conveniently forget YOU ordered the use of a chemical weapon?"
White phosphorus isn't a chemical weapon for one simple reason, it's not meant nor designed to be a weapon. It's meant to create a smokescreen.
It take a strong man to deny what front of him
That’s the point
well they had to.. obviously! how do we know that? just trust Walker. They brought it on themselves. Obviously.
Ever notice that Nolan North is always a voice actor in a video game hailed with a fantastic story? Last of Us, Uncharted etc
Nolan North isn't in Last of Us, you're thinking Troy Baker
+LopeyKneeGrow Nolan North plays David.
No shit? I never noticed. Damn so Troy Baker and Nolan North ARE in every game.
+LopeyKneeGrow Haha yeah. He does use a gruffier voice in TLU but you can still pick up Nolan's voice. It's him.
Yeah!! It's almost like they're the video game voice actor equivalents of Tom Kenny and Rob Paulson x)
Yeah, and a couple of heroes in DotA.
"Do you feel like a hero yet?"
For everyone who haven't played the game that was only one of the four endings.
What are the 4 endings?
+mohammed noor The other three ending can only happens if you shot Konrad in the mirror scene and it will led you to Epilogue. Ending 1 is to kill the entire soldier and radio the soldier "Gentlemen, welcome to Dubai". Ending 2 is if you open fire but didn't get to kill the soldiers it will probably shot you to death, and the cinematic shows Walker lying on the ground with Walker and Konrad conversation flashback and ends there. And lastly is give your weapon to the soldier and go home.
+Frag Wall thanks,but why there are 4 endings? what if you kill all soldiers?
mohammed noor you will get a cutscenes of Walker talking to a soldier on a walkie talkie saying "Gentlemen, welcome to Dubai" and it just ends like that.
+Frag Wall And that's the darkest most fucked up and badass ending of all
This was the darkest game I have ever seen
3 years ago but if you're still interested in dark games play Lisa
@Velociraptor516 AKA HJM That's what Walker tried to do and failed horribly. He should have just cut and run. Call it a loss and leave.
I agree with you.
Walker's expression when he saw all the civilians he killed.
Redempto Legaspi Yeah. That must have been quite a burden for him.
That moment, something inside of him broke.
wow.........first game in a while with an ending that leaves me so speechless and stunned. plot twist or what
WHAT THE ACTUALLY F@$% JUST HAPPENED?!Wish they made movies this good holy hell....
It would make a good movie plot
Watch Apocalypse Now. It's based on the same book.
Imagine the fucking white phosphorus scene thou could be the most dark thing ever put to screen
This was basically an interactive movie, a combination of Apocalypse Now and Fight Club (with him imagining Konrad)
@@pierce7993 What movie?
In Walkers' first line of proper game play he says "We're not supposed to be here."
One of the first piece of regular scenery in the entire game is a stop sign.
Such a shame that games kile COD or BF keep selling millions recycling formules and this infinetely better game is in the dark, apreciated by a few people
Excep it was a big hit haha
Devs don't plan on making a sequel though
+blah395able Love that idea. I hope Yeager's already planning something like that.
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Spec Ops military acts on eliminating a "badland". Occupancy levels of trooping can be thought word off to place.
+Vicente Santiago Difference is that a large chunk of their fanbases can't even assed to play the campaign. They know that. They make their game appealing to the widest audience possible so its the most Hollywood possible.
MEN this is one of the best voice acted games ever
My fucking head hurts.
This game.. is a masterpiece.
10/10
1:12:03 - Ironic that there's a Buddha statue; he taught that attachment led to suffering and look where Walker is now: trapped in his own Hell because he couldn't let himself go from his hero complex.
I'd heard about this a while back, as a chef i don't really have time to play games much, but was intrigued about the story behind this. Absolutely killer! Immersive as hell! Thank you kindly for putting this together. Much appreciated!
Yeah the fucked up thing is this is the "Happy ending" so to speak, Walker comes to terms with what he's done and the fact he's delusional and mentally broken. So in his guilt in knowing he alone was responsible for the white phosphorus, bringing his men into situations that treaded way beyond a recon mission, getting them killed so he can play hero. And I went along with it all as well, I felt it was going to be run of the mill in terms of story, but step by step I started to realize that I was being gripped by the story and dialog. The pacing was always perfect, and it was soon becoming apparent that this actually had something to say.
I played every possibility and even though there is no happy endings, this is no place for no hero.
Shamus Bob Yeah pretty crazy game, this tells the truth about politics, and war. There are no hereos only Grey areas and evil..
No true good deeds, for those in SF military branches they know also..
The happy ending is you're character survives but gives himself in to soldiers whom had arrived. ending I had.
Now this is the type of story i would like to see from military shooters like showing what REAL WARFARE is like and exploring realities of war and stuff .
Amazing game . Definitely one of my favorites because of it's dark story and themes . The gameplay seems generic but from what i read the developers deliberately used shooter genre clichés in order to illustrate how ludicrous typical shooters are in comparison to real warfare . Major props to the developers for not making this another generic and uncreative shooter like CoD or Battlefield and going far deeper than those games will ever go .
@@serclfs it's not real warfare but it's a lot closer than in COD/BF. You don't go Rambo on your enemies. You give orders and stay behind cover. It's not an arcade as they are.
Ironic: they come in to observe and report, they decide to go in gun-ho like some Call of Duty hero and only realise two-thirds in that all the turmoil and conflict is THEIR fault! Before they came, there was a ceasefire with the 33rd saving civilians, so trust the Delta Force fellas to pour fuel in the water before the fire as well!
Adam Petruchio There would have been bloodshed still due to the CIA but as long as Riggs wasn't successful, it would have led to a much smaller body count.
@@slayer-22 Riggs was only successful because he was helped by Walker. If Delta didn't disobeyed orders and came back to base, Riggs would have failed.
Many people fail to see that this game also adressess the idea of some heroic guys disobeying orders and saving the day as a result. It clearly shows, why this is a bad idea - no matter how good warrior you are, if you don't know what the hell is going on, you're lost from the beginning.
@@spirz4557 what was even Riggs' goal?
@@NoNameAtAll2 The CIA's goal was to suppress what was going on in Dubai. An entire Army battalion going rogue, a journalist threatening to expose the truth about the official leaving the city and letting the people to die...
He says that the US would loose all credibillity on the international scene. But honestly, that's bullshit. Konrad would be hailed as a hero for not leaving the people behind and trying to help them whereas the official just ran away. Basically, Riggs snapped.
When you see what Marines and other service members are like when there back at home, and you see what happens here, that's scary.
You wonder if they're all just raging psychotics waiting to happen.
War is hell. It never ends. A question to all you veteran soldiers out there, in case their PTSD gets the better of them: Do you feel like a hero yet?
"Welcome to Hell, Walker."
darko1295 Moral of the story: Never commit war crimes for trying to be a hero. And always listen to those who want to help you.
@@huntersimpson2493 more like never ever trying to 'play' hero
"We've been waiting for you."
It would be funny if their was a bonus ending in the beginning, that if you let lugo talk to the insurgents he is able to talk them down and you call in your high command proving that their are survivors.
The development team considered adding that in, but they felt it broke immersion from the game's narrative.
It would've been awesome if there was like an easter egg where you could leave in the first mission, and get a different ending.
There is originally.
But because a lot of the tester choose the option it got removed
Pacifist Route
@@ZoruaHunter intelligent route.
Yeah, like after collecting 3 pieces of intel in the first area we have the option to use the radio to call for extraction, then we have a cutscene showing the delta team leaving in a chopper and commenting how the situation is far worse than expected, then it fades to black and we fet the end credits. It would be a lame game experience, but that's the point, we want to fight, we want to be heroes, at that point the ironic remarks in the loading screens would really be on point.
woah....those are some pretty hard images in this game. Never knew shooter can tell such a story, i guess i am so used to cliche CoD and Battlefield
TheHorreK2
CoD = Michael bay
BF = joke
this = a story
Phoenix Fire The story of BF3 was ok - but BF4 really sucked.
Istilluse Zune i really liked Blackburn
Bf was micheal bay
25:10 "Keep going down"
This game take it litteraly!
When things get out of control to this extent, blame gets put on many or focused on one. I don't think Walker was bad, or done wrong in any of this. Sure he was responsible for many deaths, but the whole beginning of the game is the civilians opening fire on them, the 33rd opening fire on them. The whole game is spent trying to piece together what happened, why everyone is going crazy. You just end up going off the deep end yourself after a while.
Konrad was right, no one was there trying to destroy lives, they were trying to save them. Walker himself states he doesn't want to hurt anyone, yet situation after situation, every single scenario things go as bad as they could. Most of the start of the game is Delta Force trying to just save their own asses. Most of the conflict is from no one communicating to Delta. And yes maybe things would be different if Walker followed orders, but I'd find it hard myself not to get sucked into that mess after a branch of the army tried killing me. or after they tried killing CIA. Too much happened in this story for it to just turn around and throw all the blame on one man.
I love what they did with this story, but god every character just seems to not be capable of understanding what their "enemies" are fighting for. Or to forgive. Or to accept that they aren't saints.
I love this story, I hate how the end points the finger at Walker alone. Every man in that place can have it pointed at them. If the end is Walker accepting he fucked up he left there a better man than mostly any soldier still alive.
Walker isn't a hero in this story, but actual men with the power to kill can learn to be heroes, that's what pisses me off at the end. How can a saint commit a sin? It's because he is a human being, and no matter how humble he is he sometimes loses himself. So how can a killer be a hero? Sometimes, when you realize you earned your ticket to hell, and you actually see everything you done you hold yourself lower than normal, innocent lives. Maybe you don't have the power to judge someone, but you can start to see who is even farther below you on that line you made. If you're to burn, why not drag as many who deserve it more than you with you?
But it's a personal story, it's not about Dubai or the event happening there, it's about Walker deciding how to deal with them, during this he makes moral choices he ultimately can't handle. It's not the world pointing a finger at Walker, it is himself coming to terms with his actions and deeds. I love the little nod's to this with Lugo and Addams. You can tell Addams is struggling with himself after Lugo got hanged. He even sacrifices himself because he believes he had it coming. Personal stories told in an big event. We just happen to play the man who wears all of it on his shoulders.
Keep in mind, the original mission was to do some recce and report back. Walker pretty much did everything wrong: he disobeyed orders and tried to turn his tiny group into a 3-man army. He tried to intervene in a conflict that he had no clue about, and he did it in the worst way possible: by using lethal force on everybody that seemed to be the "bad guy" at the time (when in reality, everyone was the bad guy and no one was).
You might claim that he had no choice. But think about what the "right thing" would have been: if he had followed orders, he could have reported back that there were survivors to whomever sent him. Command could have prepared a whole convoy of tracked vehicles that were fortified against sand (in order to get through the storm), and they could have brought in water, and brought people out. All of the atrocities committed by all sides might have stopped when they realized that help was coming.
To put it another way: imagine you're part of a recce team sent in to locate Hurricane Katrina survivors. What's better: to report to your superiors when you find survivors? Or to start shooting everyone?
Something that might clear things up - Walker is actually dead during this whole thing(or in the process of dying from the helicopter crash). According to the story writer, he likely died in the first helicopter crash and the story is him processing what happened. After the second crash, it's essentially hell for him.
Another note, there's plenty of scenes which are meant to be hallucinations - so instances where percieved enemies engaged him and his men may not have actually started the engagement.
"i didnt intend to hurt anybody"
"No one ever does"
wow...this was amazing...they need to make a movie on this...I feel odd after watching this now....
They kinda did, watch Apocalypse Now. Alot of the story was influenced by that movie.
Sean Mercer oh
Hey man, both this and apocalypse now are based off of Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Konrad.
Melies Well, it's Conrad, but hey, kool letterz and what not.
***** I will not lie I legitimately messed up. Please accept my apology.
They need to remake this for Next Gen
At least it's backwards compatible on Xbox
This game was a masterpiece through and through.
49:09 dat foreshadowing for Lugo
They need to create games like this again. When the creator put his/her heart onto there art piece. Where they paid close attention to ever single brush, every little detail. This game should be a basis of what outstanding video games and story telling should be
18:30 “I’m not about to shoot a US soldier, Lugo” ... you’re about to shoot a battalion of them
holy shit...no...he made up... because he was incapable of believing it was him that was him...holy crap...what a fucking story...
One of the most underrated games. I had a blast playing this and it had a unique & immersive storyline with great graphics and scenery. Creative camera angles and symbolism.
This what COD should aspire to be, not everyone rip off them
Majority of COD players is not in that age yet, so better keep better things where it should be.
They actually tried to make something like Spec Ops in latest MW game, but, well, they failed. Anyone surprisd? Me neither.
That moment when a character dying from the same people he was sent to save is more shocking than in anything shown in the entirety of modern warfare's campaign ...
Love this game, Purely for how vicious it gets on you. And also because of the sweet touch in the opening credits where it puts the player in as a special guest. It takes the time to reel you in before strapping you into the electric chair, and that I won't forget in a hurry
This is one of those games where the ending is just flat-out depressing.
BEFORE YOU WATCH - This might make it easier to follow
Note: minor spoiler but it's worth it, nothing too big
A black transition screen is a normal transition, whereas a white transition screen indicates a halocination is starting.
*halucination
@@GigaChadh976 Hallucination*
Fuck man this game is deep.
You guys ever notice how much Walker is moving towards the ground in the game? Repelling down buildings. Falling an impossible height. Crashing a helicopter. That's because we're not physically descending that much. We're delving down into the depths of Walker's psyche. Falling into madness. Falling into hell.
Thank you ! I always wanted to find a video that contain all their conversation but minimal game play XD Thank you so much
24:30 he just broke his back 5 times over and dislocated his shoulder
The most under-rated game of all time. This game is a true piece of art
why don't you add credits? For a game like this a little calm is great to think about what you just experienced.
+lshalo3 I would but usually the credits song is copyrighted, so it's better not to take that risk
Moral of the story: Don't try to be a fucking hero if you don't even know what's going on.
45:45 I just love Walker’s utter lack of emotion followed by Lugo’s surprise, it’s actually kind of funny.
Thanks for putting this together. I've only played through entire game once, but the story blew my mind and stuck with me; even now, I keep coming back to it and thinking about it. So deep and immersive. I wish more games had such plots that question your (gamer's) morality like this one does.
*Special Guest:
Yofatdaddyyyy*
Me: OMFG XDDDDD
Finally landed the Platinum on this yesterday. Dat ending, doe. Gets me every time.
I just now realized that during "Konrad's" countdown at the very end...
The choice of counting to five is deliberate. It's meant to signify Walker going through all five stages of grief. If you don't believe me, listen to Walker's responses.
1) "You're not real. This is all in my head." (Denial)
2) "No... All of this, it was your fault!" (Anger)
3) "I didn't mean to hurt anybody..." (Bargaining)
4) *Silence* (Depression)
5) Then "Konrad" asks: "Is this really what you want Walker? So be it." (Acceptance)
The absolute level of detail in this game, holy fucking shit.
This game was amazing wish it got more credit then it did
That ending blew my mind 0.0
What a compelling and special story for a game..this game is ridiculously underrated. I think most gamers just don't want to deal with heavy stuff like this
Out of all the games I've played I found this to have the best story line
In my opinion, the last of is and beyond two souls got quite good storyline as well
1:15:23
Talk about breaking the fourth wall!
But he still can't break taht storm wall though..
RageDrakax it wasn’t a fourth wall break buddy
The final chapter in the game is though
Konrads final speach is a compleat 4th wall break as he isnt talkint to walker but the player
"Your here because you wanted to feel like something your not. A Hero"
Player: "What happened here was out of my control"
Konrad "Was it... None of this would of happened if you had just stopped"
The ending is basicly talking to the player for attempting to justify there actions because its a game. You play a game to feel like a hero and in the end do terrible things and justify it because the "Game never gave you a choice" when all you had to do was just stop and put the game down.
"On you marched... and for what"
"It takes a strong man to deny whats right infront of him. And if the truth is undeniable. you make your own"
In gaming we are trained to shoot the bad guy to beat the game. So when were given the choice to shoot konrad or ourselves we get two outcomes.
Shooting konrad has him say "It takes a strong man to deny whats right infront of him" then has the 3 worst endings in the game. It basicly shows that even through this entire game and that speech so still believe that Konrad is the villan and that you are justified
If you shoot yourself the game has the best ending and fades to black.
In gaming you need to shoot the bad guy
so what happens when the bad guy is the player
For anyone who's curious: the 33rd Infantry Division is, or rather WAS, a real unit. They were originally stood up as a National Guard Unit, were deactivated and reactivated a few times, and now exist as the 33rd IBCT of the Illinois National Guard. Although I didn't get a good look at their shoulder patch during the video, so I can't say if this is the same unit or just a reimagining of them.
Hey did you get any trouble with this video? Because I want to make a let's play but the 2k police says that we shouldn't monetize their games. Sorry for my English, I'm brazilian.
+Ludoviajante some songs we had to take out but nothing from 2K, at least for us
Gamer's Little Playground Thank you for the information! I'll give it a try so. Also, you won a new subscriber :D
Around the 25 minute mark when the sand knocks him into a fall deeper and deeper down, it’s just like in silent hill 2 when James Sunderland falls down and down again.
The sand and sandstorms have got to mean something. How every person he’s killed is like a grain of sand, innumerable, seemingly insignificant, but when stirred, crushes him underneath its weight. Also the obscuring nature of it, and how it is barren and devoid of life. He’s lost in a monotonous haze of his traumatic repression, and yet it knocks him about, blocks him off, and moves him from place to place. Also, have you noticed in the beginning, the first fresh body they find is similar if not identical to Walkers character model?
Great job man, love this game and love what you do. Keep up the great work.
Thanks, appreciate the kind words
5:42 Special Guest
5:43 Special Guest: _The player_
It wasn’t cheesy, it wasn’t crazy. It was a straight forward and simple game that got straight to the point and presented a great story line!
wait, what about the other endings?
stooting him and getting killed by the "Calvary"
shooting him and then killing the "Calvary".
Or shooting him and leaving with the "Cavalry"
Modern warfare: you can kill a woman and her baby if you want
Spec ops: HOLD MY WHITE PHOSPHOROUS
Dubai was LIIIIIT!
Raf Tash ye boi
Lmao, never expected but hoped to find that reference under a video of this game.
What an amazing game... Thanks GLP for making this movie edition. Also the lenghth was perfect for me tonight I sat down to find a movie to watch but this was so worth it. Such a sad but brilliant story:/ But I didn't get one thing: in the helicopter, why did Walker say 'we already did this'?
+2jacko5 Thanks and I'm not sure. I mean the game did start with the exact same scene, but the whole time it felt just like a flashback. But since he said "we did this already," maybe it was emphasizing his mental instability. Maybe he was having a deja vu moment. Or they put that in there just to mess with us, because makes us question whether the beginning was a flashback or not. lol what a great game!
The Beginning Helicopter chase is the last time they were alive. The rest of the game is their Purgatory, reliving walkers last memories.
"Now are you with me or not?!"
"No. I'm not"
White Phosphorus was already crossing the line, learning that a group of civilians suffered from that? A fucking court marshal or even dying of thirst in the desert sounds better than spending another second with Walker.
Only thing i dislike about this game is the FUBAR difficulty. Man Lugo and Adams can be real dumbasses on that difficulty lol
Many controllers died in service to their games due to that difficulty setting.
Lugo is my idol
I literally feel like I just watched a movie and I've never played this game before
Walker: Welcome to Dubai gentleman. lugo:Yeah... still dead. Adams: Yet to be seen, sergeant.
Thanks so much i've been looking for this game movie but could never find it until now.
=)
This game needs a remaster I remember renting it as a teenager, I was pleasantly surprised.
Wow, this game was deep. Wish I got to play it.
EscCtrl you still can.
Raiko Seria I got a shitty PC, a PS4, and no money for a xbox 360.
EscCtrl Well, I think your PC can run this game, even if it's old. How much "shitty" is it? this game made on Unreal engine, so it's fairly friendly to PC's.
Raiko Seria My PC cant even run Minecraft with stable 20fps. I get like 5 fps on Runescape. All I can run on it is Doom 1 and 2.
EscCtrl I see. then it's not really PC but calculator.
But you always can Up it, and play the game, by downloading torrent.
24:30 "Fall Damage.... 0%"
Thanks for this. I don't have a lot of time to play games anymore. So i appreciate putting games like these. Good game, wish i had played it. I'm sure it would have hit harder on certain sections.
My game doesnt have audio during cutscenes for some damned reason, so this is great. Thanks
Great video! This is very smooth cinematic gameplay that brilliantly shows the storyline of the game. The skilled gameplays and great editing really made the entire video comfortable to watch. Very good job!
Just a suggestion, it might would have been a good idea to add in some of the loading screen where instead of game tips, it has a direct message towards the player. (such as " American military does not condone firing at unarmed personnel, but who cares since it is not real")
Because it is a crucial part of the game that conveys the developer's message to gamer. The game is criticism and satire of military shooting games' pro-war theme and its players' notions of war developed from such games.
But anyway, keep up the good work!
It has that bioshock feel, story is very well done
Since Chapter 6 to the end of the game ,Walker, has a radio in his back . Maybe , he was losing his mind periodically. For instance , he spawns with a "Deseart eagle " after the fall in Chapter 6.
THE HEART OF DARKNESS
This game is absolutely fantastic
Anyone else love the Special Guest bit at the start? Just kinda makes it a more personal touch, kinda helps reinforce everything else & shows how important the player is to a game's story... Or sets up the house of cards early on, either way, I know it sounds stupid but I feel it really adds.
White phosphorous at 43:00
This game is seven herbs and spices of fucked right the hell up................
10/10 game of the year I LOVE IT
I think what helps make this game so great is the fact that it looks like your generic CoD clone. When in reality, its so much deeper, it has a story that you really have to stop to think about, and such a greater message that it delivers, truly a hidden masterpiece in a mess of shitty brown generic shooters.
NO. WAY... oh my gosh this story.......
SO your gamer tag is Yofatdaddyyy
This is a message to whoever wants to know the story by watching the cutscenes instead of playing the game:
PLEASE PLAY IT! This is no way of saying that you're an idiot or something, but it is a bad decision you're making. This is a game that HAS to be played in order to get the right experience. It's so much more than just a game disguised as a film.
I'm at "that" part of the video....fuck man....this is so good.
FUUUCCCK, THE ENDING CUT ME DEEP
Konrad and Walker are the same obviously
A pretty solid theory is that Konrad and the Delta theme represent different parts of Konrad's personality all fighting in Hell. Konrad even admits that it could be that he made up Walker in his head, rather than Walker making up Konrad's order.
Walker and the whole Delta team could be a metaphorical projection, created by Konrad for the destruction and endless death in Dubai that Konrad unintentionally committed and his guilt for that. Unless one kills the other, Konrad or his projected proxy, Walker, will only repeat the events of the game over and over.
I finished this game before under a pain. and now I am watching this again cuz I came to Dubai for a trip.. to see how similar it looks
At 11:09 Adam's looks at you the player not Walker I just realized that.