Whats the deal with games like MW2,BFBC2, and Black ops having Russians as the antagonists? Have game writers really run out of ideas?
Google translate, huh?strum4h said:Потому что Россия является удивительным
Pretty much this but also because they are enemies that America lost/tied to. Just like vietnam where they pulled out and signed a peace treaty. So they make these games where they kick some enemy ass but in real life they lost.AjimboB said:Because Russians were the last enemies that America fought which were on the same technological level as the US, and which were perceived as an actual threat.
I mean, what have we had since the Cold War? A bunch of terrorists, in ass backward countries using 60 year old weapons, and home made explosives. Sure, they can kill people, but there is not threat of them ever being a serious threat to the American government.
^ This is true. Do not question.strum4h said:Потому что Россия является удивительным
And yet no-one is doing that well in these wars. Honestly, the Soviet Union had a fantastic time in Afghanistan, and it shows by how they are now! Oh wait...AjimboB said:I mean, what have we had since the Cold War? A bunch of terrorists, in ass backward countries using 60 year old weapons, and home made explosives. Sure, they can kill people, but there is not threat of them ever being a serious threat to the American government.
By 'people', you mean 'Americans', right? Go on, admit it. No-one minds.Woodsey said:Two of those games are CoD games - they don't deserve to have credited writers. Neither do most games for that matter, but still.
And it's because a lot of people still see things as Russia = Communist = Evil.
You make a good point, but what I mean is that there's no variety in antagonist countries lately. I'd like to see someone like, North Korea fight the U.S.(Not the Korean War) Even though the tension at the DMZ hasn't been too exciting, I'd still like to play that game, if it ever gets made.AjimboB said:Because Russians were the last enemies that America fought which were on the same technological level as the US, and which were perceived as an actual threat.
I mean, what have we had since the Cold War? A bunch of terrorists, in ass backward countries using 60 year old weapons, and home made explosives. Sure, they can kill people, but there is not threat of them ever being a serious threat to the American government.