She's just gonna be there for the morale.Jack and Calumon said:Calumon: Uhh... is she gonna fight like that in the third one? It looks kinda uncomfortable.
She's just gonna be there for the morale.Jack and Calumon said:Calumon: Uhh... is she gonna fight like that in the third one? It looks kinda uncomfortable.
tommyopera said:Even more so...JediMB said:Yeah, this.Apackof12Ninjas said:I suddenly want to buy Black Ops now.......
There's your reason to allow female soldiers the right to participate in direct combat missions..... or not.
Every female soldier understands that possibility and still wants the same opportunities to serve as the men. Who are we to say they can't if they are willing to accept the risks? Plus, it may surprise you to learn that often male POWs are sodomized as a form of humiliation that, when coupled with sleep deprivation, may lead to a psychotic break causing them to reveal intelligence. The men are trained for that possibility as well.[/quote]tommyopera said:Yeah but when they get captured they get raped and all other sorts of unpleasantness
ForgottenPr0digy said:I also found this as well on her suit as wellJack and Calumon said:Why is there a British flag on her uniform in Picture 3? The British don't even play a major role in the game!
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you can see it in the 1st picture.
That's an understatement. Even high-profile FPS titles are lucky to sell over 50,000 copies.John Funk said:Though Japan has never been considered a rich market for shooting games...
Somebody give this man a medal!mechanixis said:It's fascinating how charicaturized the East and West have become in terms of game development...Japanese games are almost universally full of androgynous, sputtering, cheerful protagonists, and Western games are almost universally full of musclebound, growling, broody protagonists.
As much distaste as I have for anime and JRPGs, I can't help but acknowledge that our own stereotypes must look just as absurd and undesirable in Japan.
Yet if you look at the difference in other aspects it's the opposite. The American military for example is frequently shown to be somewhat light-hearted as though all the troops are frat brothers and the Japanese are shown to be overly stern and strict.mechanixis said:It's fascinating how charicaturized the East and West have become in terms of game development...Japanese games are almost universally full of androgynous, sputtering, cheerful protagonists, and Western games are almost universally full of musclebound, growling, broody protagonists.
As much distaste as I have for anime and JRPGs, I can't help but acknowledge that our own stereotypes must look just as absurd and undesirable in Japan.
Because we want to see a human face on our heroes in real life whereas they want to see a man-machine who will do what is right and proper no matter what. And in our fiction we tend to go for the exact opposite of what we want in real life... Humans are just messed up that way.Legion said:Yet if you look at the difference in other aspects it's the opposite. The American military for example is frequently shown to be somewhat light-hearted as though all the troops are frat brothers and the Japanese are shown to be overly stern and strict.
Same here.JUMBO PALACE said:I am digging those boots hardcore.
hey, wish they would to that here, lol XDCeltic_Kerr said:It ain't Japan until a woman dresses up in a slutty version of whatever you're promoting