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We poetry in from the start of western civilisation of writing, when everything is articulated as poetry from our thoughts.
When it comes to entertainment, there's a moment when a poem and a satire becomes a biting commentary within the genre that's talked forever to come, with one of the ones that stand out and critique the genre. Along with doing the edge work with the creative soul lashing out.
There are plenty of war games that are indie that hit hard, yet not like this one. One where the entertainment is subverted into a what is the master of art and the mastery of the human soul. On a most spiritual transcendence shall it be triumphant.
The favourite part of the game is the quotes other than the out-of-moment realistic condemnation, including the deserter ending.
How will the spectacle be the thing, though. Commercial Spectacle-driven vs Literary Character driven, does it exist or not with these productions. Did it the art still exist.
The character contradictions are shown with the accusions below. This is negativity used to help use
To quote from the wiki-quotes
- How many Americans have you killed today?
- There is no difference between what is right and what is necessary.
- If you were a better person, you wouldn't be here.
- It's time for you to wake up.
- Squad commands are unavailable when you're alone. No one can help you now.
- You are still a good person.
- Can you even remember why you came here?
- This is all your fault.
- Do you feel like a hero yet?
- To kill for yourself is murder. To kill for your government is heroic. To kill for entertainment is harmless.
- White phosphorous is a common allotrope used in your slaughter at the Gate. It can set fire to soldiers and the innocent civilians they are trying to help.
- It's Konrad. He did it. All of it.
- Cognitive dissonance is an uncomfortable feeling caused by holding two conflicting ideas simultaneously.
- You cannot understand, nor do you want to.
- The US military does not condone the killing of unarmed combatants. But this isn't real, so why should you care?
- We cannot escape anguish. It is what we are.
- If Lugo were still alive, he would likely suffer from PTSD. So, really, he's the lucky one.
- Adams blames Walker for Lugo's death. It's his fault they didn't leave Dubai when they had the chance.
- Walker's obsession with Konrad has brought nothing but destruction—to Dubai and his squad.
- There is no escape.
- Life begins at the other side of despair.
- No one can help you now.
- Collateral damage can be justified, if the gain outweighs the cost. How much do you think Adams and Lugo are worth?
- Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you.
- I exist and I find it nauseating.
- Walker and Adams have served together for many years.
- You can't go home.
- If the Radioman now speaks for the 33rd, then what happened to Konrad?