Doesnt have to do with the fact that Japan is "The Land Of Rising Sun" and this war was started by Japan and Russia. Also Japan is fond of dragons, it falls into place man.xitel said:
Operation Flashpoint's Deaths "As Unpleasant As Possible"
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Oh, Operation Flashpoint 1. I died so many times on you, mainly because I got shot in the legs and then picked off as I tried to crawl feebly to the nearest medic.
This is definately a must have for me now.
This is definately a must have for me now.
I actually have not heard much at all about this game. From what little i have seenthough, i think i know what i'll be playing until modern warfare 2 comes out
Blood-soaked Gir, you are right to take an interest. You have made me smile slightly.EMFCRACKSHOT said:
The AI surprised me on quite a few occasions, I'd be laying into a group of Soviets when one of them would take me out with a headshot after sneaking around some building or another. I just wish things would stop machinegunning me to death every time I even look at an RPG Launcher.Doug said:
I aim to please. Of course, if i ever see you on this game i will kneecap you and laugh as you bleed out.KillerMidget said:
Did i mention how much i love the fact that there is no more health regeneration? If only all games would do this. in mltiplayer at least
I diead twice in this game and didn't notice anything special at all.
Maybe I didn't die from a headshot for it to be gruesome, but I'm sure the 2 times I died in this game didn't show anything special at all. What a bummer.
Maybe I didn't die from a headshot for it to be gruesome, but I'm sure the 2 times I died in this game didn't show anything special at all. What a bummer.
didn't the original soldier of fortune try and do this?
You could turn it off in the options, but by default, when you killed people, they would continue to writhe in agony on the ground, if they would be alive from the wound (missing a head removes the writhing).
I mean, it's about time the idea came back, but it's not an original idea.
All that aside, the guy seems to be advocating that people feel bad, feel physical empathy for the characters, which doesn't work. It's the same sort of reasoning that makes people think video games cause people to be violent.
People will see their characters and others dying gruesome deaths, and they'll revel in it, and be no worse off for it.
You could turn it off in the options, but by default, when you killed people, they would continue to writhe in agony on the ground, if they would be alive from the wound (missing a head removes the writhing).
I mean, it's about time the idea came back, but it's not an original idea.
All that aside, the guy seems to be advocating that people feel bad, feel physical empathy for the characters, which doesn't work. It's the same sort of reasoning that makes people think video games cause people to be violent.
People will see their characters and others dying gruesome deaths, and they'll revel in it, and be no worse off for it.