Finnish underdogs beating the crap out of almighty russia?Finnish(ed) said:Anyone else ever heard or read about the Finnish Winter War?
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Finnish underdogs beating the crap out of almighty russia?Finnish(ed) said:Anyone else ever heard or read about the Finnish Winter War?
It's not limited to FPSs, read the comments before you go around assuming stuff.Strafe Mcgee said:I'd honestly prefer if we weren't automatically looking at wars for inspiration for our next first person shooter. How about something a bit more interesting that doesn't involve aliens, historical wars, gangsters or soldiers?
Someone was recently complaining on here about the amount of shooters available on Xbox. I'd tend to agree with him if the primary source material is gonna be dull-ass military shooters doing the same thing over and over ad nauseum.
How about a first person shooter revolving around the mythologies of different cultures? Roman, Norse and Greek mythologies could clash against each other in fantastic settings such as Hades, Nasgard, using weapons such as Thor's Hammer, the head of a medusa, the sword of achilles... There is so much more source material that can be used than boring old wars.
Fair enough, I'm just sick and tired of the amount of games that are still using war as the tired excuse for a videogame imo. I don't mind that games can be set in fictional wars, but games that have been based upon past events are starting to bore me. I prefer a little originality and imagination in my gaming, not realism.Jumplion said:It's not limited to FPSs, read the comments before you go around assuming stuff.
I'm just suggesting that, since developers have completely raped the WWII war and futuristic warfare, i'm just wondering what other wars developers could use until they completly rape that war clean.
I personaly don't think an FPS in mythology would work, but other generes could work with mythology.
Couldn't Shadowrun be considered a FPS in mythology, in a way?Jumplion said:It's not limited to FPSs, read the comments before you go around assuming stuff.Strafe Mcgee said:I'd honestly prefer if we weren't automatically looking at wars for inspiration for our next first person shooter. How about something a bit more interesting that doesn't involve aliens, historical wars, gangsters or soldiers?
Someone was recently complaining on here about the amount of shooters available on Xbox. I'd tend to agree with him if the primary source material is gonna be dull-ass military shooters doing the same thing over and over ad nauseum.
How about a first person shooter revolving around the mythologies of different cultures? Roman, Norse and Greek mythologies could clash against each other in fantastic settings such as Hades, Nasgard, using weapons such as Thor's Hammer, the head of a medusa, the sword of achilles... There is so much more source material that can be used than boring old wars.
I'm just suggesting that, since developers have completely raped the WWII war and futuristic warfare, i'm just wondering what other wars developers could use until they completly rape that war clean.
I personaly don't think an FPS in mythology would work, but other generes could work with mythology.
levels 1 - 5 must have been pretty short...since isnt that the first or second line of the poem?Mausenheimmer said:The Charge of the Light Brigade the game? I can see it now.Kogarian said:How about, you play as different sides in the Balkans? Fight Russians, Serbs, etc, etc.
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