I do understand the story, and the story is stupid. The scene was shocking for the sake of being shocking. It's a lot like a little kid wanting attention so he starts screaming and breaking things.CAW4 said:BlindChance said:It's ridiculously gratuitous and has little importance to the plot, in the end. It's clear that Infinity Ward shoved it in there purely to generate controversy and publicity. That's why it's so offensive. It's all about context.I'm not sure if you were too stupid to understand the storyNwabudike Morgan said:It was really ham-fisted and was clearly in the game for no reason other than shock value, since causing an outrage grants you more publicity for less effort than actually making the game good.
or if you're simply reverse fanboys. Clarification please?(infiltrating the terrorist group to get to Markov, but it goes wrong and Markov uses you to ignite a war between the U.S. and Russia)
And before you start spouting 'fanboy,' check the IW forums for CAW4WAC, I ended up getting banned because I pissed of the cowardly little trolls that referred to themselves as mods by insulting IW too much.
It features the player character playing a (terrorist) Russian group of soldiers mowing down an airport full of civilians. Remove whats in the parenthesis if you're from the politically correct bandwagon. After that, shoot yourself, I hate the politically correct bandwagon. (=Mrkittycat said:I was surfing the web and I found a lot of hate of the level "No Russian" in MW2. Why is it such a big deal? All your doing is mowing down innocent pixels. That's all you do in GTA, so why is it so bad in Call of Duty? Is it because this series has never done anything like this before? Discuss
They aren't soldiers otherwise the FSB wouldn't be at the Airport responding.derelict said:It features the player character playing a (terrorist) Russian group of soldiers mowing down an airport full of civilians. Remove whats in the parenthesis if you're from the politically correct bandwagon. After that, shoot yourself, I hate the politically correct bandwagon. (=Mrkittycat said:I was surfing the web and I found a lot of hate of the level "No Russian" in MW2. Why is it such a big deal? All your doing is mowing down innocent pixels. That's all you do in GTA, so why is it so bad in Call of Duty? Is it because this series has never done anything like this before? Discuss
Seriously though, it apparently portrays Russian military in a bad light, even though as stated they're supposed to be terrorists, in which case it wouldn't matter what flag you're toting. Its just something else to eat up news time, I suppose.
It doesn't actually matter, what with the piece of Eden being a hyper-powerful relic of fiction.HUBILUB said:I don't think he resurrected, he was healed before he died.ansem1532 said:<spoiler=Again>Well, I guess it's more of a yes and no.DoW Lowen said:That never happened...
You do kill him, via an assassination quick-kill. However, at the time both Ezio and the Pope (Borgia) possess a Piece of Eden. The Pope is immediately resurrected via his Piece of Eden, the Papal Staff, at which point stage one of the final boss fight begins.
Stage two of the fight leads you downstairs where Ezio and Borgia have one last fight, this time unarmed. At the end of the fistfight, Ezio tells Borgia he will not kill him, and Borgia is left alive.
So yes, you kill him the first time, but he resurrects, and no, you allow him to live the second time.
Indeed it's about context. The no russian mission is there to show how far your CO is willing to go in order to stop a major arms dealer and terrorist. Would you kill 10 people to save thousands? Would you kill hundreds to save 10, 20, 30 thousands, where do you draw the line? It very clearly defines shepherd's personality.BlindChance said:It's ridiculously gratuitous and has little importance to the plot, in the end. It's clear that Infinity Ward shoved it in there purely to generate controversy and publicity. That's why it's so offensive. It's all about context.
I guess you're right.lacktheknack said:It doesn't actually matter, what with the piece of Eden being a hyper-powerful relic of fiction.HUBILUB said:I don't think he resurrected, he was healed before he died.ansem1532 said:<spoiler=Again>Well, I guess it's more of a yes and no.DoW Lowen said:That never happened...
You do kill him, via an assassination quick-kill. However, at the time both Ezio and the Pope (Borgia) possess a Piece of Eden. The Pope is immediately resurrected via his Piece of Eden, the Papal Staff, at which point stage one of the final boss fight begins.
Stage two of the fight leads you downstairs where Ezio and Borgia have one last fight, this time unarmed. At the end of the fistfight, Ezio tells Borgia he will not kill him, and Borgia is left alive.
So yes, you kill him the first time, but he resurrects, and no, you allow him to live the second time.
Oh god, this. Very much this.Cmwissy said:People need to look at the unbelievably smart thing Infinity Ward did with that level.
*cue Peter Molyneux voice* People really connect with the game world - they feel bad if they hurt an innocent; and they want revenge when someone does something nasty.
The whole level was supposed to be an emotional and moral experience; and it was an amazing moral experience - perhaps too emotional for some people.
I don't think we need to be framed for a terrorist attack for them to be angry at us.The Jakeinator said:People need too stop listening too Fox News and worry on more important things like this (if your American):
-Actual Terroists
-The Health Crisis
-The Economic Crisis
-How much every other country hates America.
you are dumb.BlindChance said:It's ridiculously gratuitous and has little importance to the plot, in the end. It's clear that Infinity Ward shoved it in there purely to generate controversy and publicity. That's why it's so offensive. It's all about context.