Critical Miss: Evil, Evidently

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Venereus

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Isn't that Lady Gaga saying "Father"? 'Cause if it is, that's some evil shit right there. LOL
 

Venereus

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Misho- said:
I see Stahl in that pic you posted and automaticaaly think: Billy Bob Thorton.
I saw it too! We gotta keep this in mind for movie adaptation.

Misho- said:
Well since we're ranting about education, perhaps one of you could tell me who I'm paraphrasing:

"It's not the cause that justifies the war, but the war that justifies the cause"

I'll give you a hint, it's the same guy who said, "What does not kill me, makes me stronger."
I know, I know! Charlie Sheen! LOL
 

akibawall95

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Indeed very evil I bet babies around the world are crying. Very funny guys keep up the good work
 

The Wooster

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Catchy Slogan said:
wooty said:
Add one Maggie Thatcher into that mix and there, theres your truly evil and terrifying leadership caste.
You've just reminded me of this:

24 years old and spitting image Maggie still scares the bejesus out of me.
 

8-Bit Grin

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If I remember correctly, it was originally marketed as a futuristic World War II.

I mean, the Helghan were constantly (and affectionately) referred to as 'Space Nazis'.

Which, in my opinion, is suitably awesome enough to simply accept and move on.
 

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Hubilub said:
Although I will give it to them that even though they can hardly meet up to the standards of mainstream videogame writers (or kindergarteners), they are at least better than the Name Game.


Oh what strappingly good criticism you've struck those inept cretins with, good Sir! Well done! Well done!

Your gratuitous insults aside, I will agree that Killzone 3 is rather hilarious if all of the hyperbole is intentional, and that it is equally pretentious to contend that it is the result of poor writing without knowing whether that is the case.

If it isn't, on the other hand, then Grey Carter is certainly at the very least on-par with whoever is responsible for what would then be the travesty called Killzone 3. Not that it is especially probable that he was serious either, but still.
 

The Youth Counselor

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Ghengis John said:
I try to tell people "This series is just world war II, in space." Then they rage at me about how it's not and it's an all original story line that's so inventive and if I just played it and appreciated it and loved it and wanted to marry it like they did maybe I'd finally see that I was wrong all along and...


No.

What? Do they not teach history in school anymore? Why can't these kids see this? Every time I run into these guys I have to pull out wikipedia and educate them myself. Now it's fine to love you some world war two in space. Just you know, be willing to admit it's world war two in space.
Most of these guys exist only on the internet, but one of my closest friends is slow like this.

He thought that Half-Life 2's City 17 was located in America because Black Mesa was so close. Ask how the main character in Deus Ex: Human Revolution grew wings, thinks Onion parodies such as this are real [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5tRNs2X5Q4], and after his dozenth or so time watching The Return of the King remarked "doesn't Elrond look kinda like Agent Smith?"

But even with all that against him, he realizes the Helghast are Nazis from Space.
 

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The funny thing is the Hellghast are still the protagonists of this story in my eyes. They are the hurt party in this story. Seeing as they didn't have the balls to make Space Death Camps for "Undesirables" the reason why the Nazi's were so bad is pretty much negated.

The Nazi's were different from any other invading army because they had the whole race thing going on in the background. That's why they are refiled rather then simply another expansionist force like so many others during the history of humanity. The Hellghasts don't have that. They don't have a racial segregation laws or any other doctrine besides "Hellghasts Expansionism".

The Hellghasts are about as evil as Napoleonic France. The war itself was/is reprehensible but the motive was just we need more land, no secondary objectives. Guerilla is just desperately trying to make them out to be the villains because no one would ever buy a game where your secretly the bad guy (yes they would).