Actually, I think that's what I like about the story. I see a lot of people siding with the Helghast, even if it is just for giggles and shits, but it does actually show a parallel with Nazi Germany. That and it could easily be argued that the ISA are the "true" bad guys here, invading them home (though the Helghast started it, but the ISA continued it, blah blah blah)TheAmazingHobo said:Yes it is.Jumplion said:I dunno, I thought that was a common expression? Like "You wouldn't know [whatever it is] even if it [something it does]!"hippo24 said:This is possibly the 5rd or 6th best sentence I've ever read.Jumplion said:. I doubt they'd know what "subtly" is if it hit them square in the face.
Being hit in the face with subtly...it's like you crammed a metaphor into a paradox, loaded it into an analogy, and shot it as an insult. Seriously, I don't know if it was intentional but someone needs to hand you an award(or at least a printable certificate).
But some people wouldn´t know a common expression if it was explicitly pointed out to them on the internet! (We are so bloody meta, I´m about half a sentence away from pointing out how meta this is).
But anyway.
I think Killzone is hilarious.
Yes, they made the enemy look and act like space nazis, but the first time my mate explained the plot of the game to me, I had no idea who to root for.
I then read up on the timeline off the games, and I still have no idea who to root for.
I think we have a rare case of total, unintended, idiot-plot-induced moral ambiguity.
Good times.
It's not the most sophisticated story out there, but I think it gets the job right in the areas in needs to.