"he is shell shocked." even the words they use. such great writing and concept art. god damn. shellshocked is replaced by other words to minimise the meaning of the situation a soldier goes through.
@Amadeus Eisenberg I agree, the man who wrote an article in OXM didn't do a justice on the game "I mean, zombies in Vietnam, WTF?" I played it twice and it was hellish, eve on normal but still enjoyed that
@@duncanmcknight4622 Shell shock is a diagnosis of WW1 soldiers suffering from psychological damage brought by artillery fire. They eventually further characterizrd it into PTSD brought by many traumatic instances of war. Game uses it as "he's just shellshocked, he didn't reap hell or anything."
You got to compliment the voice acting on the soldier who takes away Walker's gun. The shakiness in his voice gives a great sense of still being shocked by what he saw in Dubai.
What makes shooting them even worse is that, Walker initially refused to comply. He was an armed and highly trained soldier, their superior in almost everyway. And yet when they were within their rights to shoot him, the Sgt still told his men to stand down and try to talk him down. And you repay him with a shell to the head.
Looking back on this game makes me want to play it again. Most people think this game is a simple third person shooter but It is so much more. Brilliant game.
+Dude Im Busy I literarly just finished it, for the first time, i got the first ending, i really loved the game and i am simply amazed. Who says that video games can't tell great stories. But this one... Man it made such a big impact on me. It definetley can be concidered to be a psychological horror story for people who understand it.
I’ve heard of this game for years, never really bought it. I’m not a fan of military shooters, but I am a fan of horror games. My only question is if I buy it, will I be culpable for unleashing Captain Walker on an unsuspecting virtual public?
that "time to go home" at 1:24 has got such gut-wrenching delivery. this game seriously houses some of north's best performances ever. of the entire cast, really.
What makes this all worse is that the first piece of intel you get in the beginning is a letter from Konrad practically begging the people who find the 33rd to understand that they are totally innocent soldiers that were just following orders from their Colonel who was pushing them the whole time. He wanted to be the only guilty one, he wanted to spare everyone of his fate, but you end up killing practically of the 33rd.
Well they didn't need to shoot us in the first place, they never listened and just shot so i didn't care, i found it preachy that soldiers that shoot at us for no reason are supposed to be the innocent ones lmao.
@@berkaydemirci well actually the reason was that they thought the delta team was CIA.. still yep shoot frst ask questions later deserve to die as well..
"So is the 33rd bad guy or good guy ?" There is no good or bad, they're just trying to survive. "if Kornad is dead, who is constantly talking to him on the radio ?" That was explained when you "met" Konrad. This isn't the 33rd, this is another group who was there to find survivors of the Dubai Sandstorm.
@@halofan9199 No, they are army. UCP and all, but they are from a completely different battalion sent in after Walkers detachment of 1st SFOD is sent in to look for survivors.
@@WitchDoctorLarry the 33rd did exist, they were Konrad's men, who then split into 2 , and there was a civil war between them, the CIA came in to sweep up the mess by arming civilians to take up arms against the 33rd, Konrad eventually shot himself, and the city went quiet and ceasefire was organized, Walker upsets the ceasefire and eventually wipes out the entire city
@@neverloseyuorrobux166 we don't know if the 33rd is army or marines or whatever. But we do know they're the guys Delta Force was supposed to radio in.
If Walker really did go home and it wasn't all a hallucination, I would imagine he would eventually commit suicide due to overwhelming depression and guilt. He does have a severe case of PTSD.
Spec Ops The Line proves that you can make the US military the enemies in a game without making them out to be bad guys. You just have to write it the correct way. Once you glorify the military or make them seem overly weak, then it starts leaving the realms of probabilities and takes people out of the immersion. I wouldnt mind getting a sequel or a remaster to this.
Even 2 years later, it doesn't need a remake. That would be a poor decision. Spec Ops is a game that struck lightning in a bottle at the exact moment in time it needed to. Giving it a remaster would be like digging up a perfect corpse and bringing it to a shareholders meeting.
@@connorambrosino1741 Difference between Remake and Remaster. A "Remake" would have something changed, remade. Rewritten, like the Resident Evil games. A "Remaster" is the exact same game, same audio, same dialogue, same everything but with upgraded graphics
A remaster/remake of this game is definitely needed. It truly shocked me throughout in a genuine, look at the consequences type of way...and then the ending/epilogue hit and that was everlasting.
I´ve shot Konrad on my first playthrough, then was actually about to turn the console off when the epiloque came on...when I got the option to drop my gun, I did so instantly, thinking back to all the unnesecary voilence I caused, and decided to stop it right then and there. Then after it, I reloaded the chapter, and tried to see if I could kill them all, just to see if that would be a valid option and what could happen.
I know this video is a few years old now, but I love this game and its story so much. I'd like to present a thought I had earlier, as my mind went to thinking about the lore. In the white phosphorus scene, as Walker is standing there trying to keep himself together after seeing the horror his actions caused, Adam's and Lugo are screaming at each other about what they'd done, and it hit me. Adams and Lugo are literally the Angel and Devil on Walker's shoulders. Adam's playing the devil, saying they had to do it, they didn't have a choice, justifying the actions, while Lugo was the Angel, trying to stop them from using it at first, then saying they shouldn't have done it, they killed because of Walker and being the sane voice (despite screaming about turning into killers).
That final death scene is disturbingly real seeing him heave and gasp but can’t cause he’s likely lungshot and slowly succumbing to his wounds was memorable for sure
probably the best story in a video game ever....been a gamer for about 18 years now and i swear....never have i been so hooked and felt every gunshot....really really impressive...raised the bar of video game story for sure :')
I felt very much guilty when I went through that massacre. Story did a damn good job of reeling me in. Though I think I've watched too many controversial stuff because it didn't exactly shake me up so much.
The Road Back ending isn't true. Now, you may be confused, let me explain you why Black fade transition = TRUE ; White fade transition = HALLUCINATION/LIE. If you choose to kill them or get killed by them, it has a Black fade transition, you can see that in the vid BUT, when you choose to give them the gun and go with them it will have a white fade transition and the driver will ask Walker: "How did you survive all this?" and Walker will answer "Maybe i didn't". This game has an amazing story
@@thewingedone1172 Yeah, literally everything except for the difficulty is different. You still witness the fucked up horrors of war, and that's really what this game is all about, nothing else.
Honestly, i believe he kills himself either way. The massive amount of trauma and defeat he endured would be too much. The "altered reality" he sees in the end is made to ease the players mind if they chose not to kill walker. Rescue came in later -after no radio contact with Delta- to find the entire 33rd and Delta massacred. This game represents the Tragic Hero story to a T. I wish Adams could still be alive somewhere but even that would be too optimistic.
Did you hear what Walker said to the guy sent to save him, "Who said I did?" If you view the story from the perspective that Walker died when his helicopter crashed then he has literally hallucinated the events of the entire game in his dying moments. Walker is telling you that he died. D:
And looking from the perspective of walker living after the heli crash. From Walker’s perspective, walker died, he died in Dubai, so he HIMSELF believed that he died. His body, his organs, his cells may live but his soul died along with the rest of the city. Now that’s some scary shit. How is he going to manage back home? In many ways death is the best outcome
The middle ending is the best in my opinion. When I got to that point in my first play through, I didn’t feel like walker deserved to live, but I didn’t really want to keep killing either. Shot in the air and let them take care of the rest.
People don't talk enough about why Walker is wearing Konrad's suit at the end. It's because he ended up being responsible for everything he blamed Konrad for. It also adds to the mystery of whether or not he's dead because, not only did he blame everything on a dead man, but he also ends up wearing that dead man's shirt, because he himself is dead.
I know I'm way behind on this by like 9 years lol, but on the higher difficulties, here's what you do: Take out the first guy, then immediately go for the cover behind him. From there keep behind cover and dodge the grenades as best you can until you've picked off the first group one by one. Don't rush it until you're sure all the troops are down. After that first part it's pretty easy as long as you keep behind cover.
@@josephpercy8772 What I did was kill the 3 guys on the left, then knock the guy in front of you to the ground, kill the guy behind him that took cover and lastly kill the one that comes running from the left side. You actually should take you're time, cuz when you do it to fast and run to the first humvee that comes after backup is called there's like some weird scripted death. Basically a soldier appears somewhere on the right side shoots with his m4a1 on the ground and you just die without even getting hit.
Maybe the last one has a deeper meaning, Walker has conquered the hell he's put in and now it becomes his hell hence why he said "Gentleman, Welcome to Dubai", The Gentleman are the Angels trying to punish him and Dubai is his hell, now his own Domain.
I'm not sure if I get the third ending but, my interpretation is that walker is rejecting his own humanity and has decided to just kill as many people as possible before he dies. Basically wanting humanity itself extinct. Bleak.
when i made the first bad decision (trying to save gould), i looked up each choice to take the entirely rotten path... the white phosphorus part is the real game changer, if that can be avoided, the game would have a much brighter path, haven't played through a second time yet, actually i'm coming up to the friendly/unfriendly fire choice, not sure which is going to be the "worse path". they both seem pretty evil to me.
My first playthrough, I did everything a man driven to insanity by committing atrocities such as Walker might do. Towards the beginning I was a little stand-off-ish, but after the White Phosphorus part, I figured that Walker and his team (or at least Walker) isn't going to make it out of Dubai. From then on out I just shot everything that moved, including the soldiers that try to help you. Some people say that ending isn't what Walker would do given the story, but you can only push a man so far.
I like the detail that, after a whole game where he yells and curses the more desperate and violent he becomes, now even when he's shooting down soldiers he's completely silent until that last line. Regardless of if it was intentional or not, it comes across as if all the actual fight left in him ended at the tower.
He was so far gone at that point that I said fuck it, Dubai is my personal killing field now. One of the only Games that managed to break me and go full evil.
What I absulutly HATED about mass effect 3 was that without playing multipayer you could not get the "best" ending, and multiplayer was full of cheaters when I played
That´s a theory, but it´s a very plausible one...doesn´t make it any more right or wrong then the other theories tho, because up untill he wakes up after the chrash, he could also be knocked out and just relive his mission in his mind, then wakes up and tries to continue it, setting of the last parts of the game.
when you progress through the game walker's face gets more fucked up, it shows what kind of stuff hes been through like the helicopter crash made half of his face burnt up and wrinkled.
the screen fades to white when he surrenders to the rescue team but then fades to black when he's talking to them inside the hum-vee, I'm confused was it a hallucination or not
Diamond Hard Gaming The part some people are saying is the lie is when he says *"it's over"* but he is still going to suffer over his false actions, which Walker means by when he answers with *"Who said I did?"* About being asked how he survived
he was criminally insane so most likely, after all the dots are connected, he would spend the rest of his days being chemically lobotomized in a mental prison
I thought that the fact that every relationship with a character matters was pretty cool. Also, I wear chapstick and apply the perfect amount of soap and water to keep my mouth clean.
No I haven't, because if you remember correctly it was just a hallucination of Walker, and the hanging men were already dead when Delta found them. :P Glad I could help with the mortar thing, I was super dedicated to finding ANY other way. But (I forget the name) the company who made this game released a announcement to a journalist I believe he was, stating that there is no other way but the mortar. I wish I had found that before trying. >.
How many tragedies would have been stopped if more people just examined their thoughts and their effects on their actions? As A Man Thinketh by James Allen written in 1902 is a book that asks the reader to do just that. It's on here it's short.
That flash happens after he gets in the humvee not before, so does that mean he's hullucinating the conversation or the whole rescue? So many more questions unanswered
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"Look at his eyes... somethin's not right." *Ammo count appears.*
Love that touch, and when the other soldier says "he's shellshocked, give him a second" the prompt to drop the weapon appears.
Wait so they know he's walker but are they part of the us, not the 33rd
@@gamerguy5095 they're Delta Force. The rescue that Walker was supposed to call in at the start of the game.
"he is shell shocked."
even the words they use. such great writing and concept art. god damn. shellshocked is replaced by other words to minimise the meaning of the situation a soldier goes through.
@Amadeus Eisenberg I agree, the man who wrote an article in OXM didn't do a justice on the game "I mean, zombies in Vietnam, WTF?" I played it twice and it was hellish, eve on normal but still enjoyed that
I thought shell shocked was from TMNT
@@duncanmcknight4622 Shell shock is a diagnosis of WW1 soldiers suffering from psychological damage brought by artillery fire. They eventually further characterizrd it into PTSD brought by many traumatic instances of war. Game uses it as "he's just shellshocked, he didn't reap hell or anything."
>Shooting a man that stands still in the open and is about to die in seconds
"WE NEED BACKUP"
"Send a fucken predator on that son of a bitch"- says a random general of the search and rescue mission.
That's not enough to kill him... send the nukes...
@gasenjoyer...4594-someone who has had zero interactions with the police
You got to compliment the voice acting on the soldier who takes away Walker's gun. The shakiness in his voice gives a great sense of still being shocked by what he saw in Dubai.
What makes shooting them even worse is that, Walker initially refused to comply. He was an armed and highly trained soldier, their superior in almost everyway. And yet when they were within their rights to shoot him, the Sgt still told his men to stand down and try to talk him down. And you repay him with a shell to the head.
that is reality for ya
Walker at that point was a madman.
You become what had become of the 33rd. Shooting strangers on sight
@@muatringI agree just because he was screaming anytime he got onto a turret at some point
I agree, but... Is it bad I laughed at how his head literally just exploded? xD
Said by a hundred people already...but I'll say it again....GREAT game.
Saatvik Atri it’s not great, it’s a absolute masterpiece
Greatest game
good thing that now its getting all attention it deserves
Yep, Nolan North has been a voice actor in almost over 100 video games since 2006.
Scott Tomkins 5 he also voiced Srg. Randall in cod2.
Doctor Edward Richtofen in CoD Zombies
@@trager8933 he voiced desmond miles
@@kslalita6336 he voiced my mother
he voiced my girlfriend
When i got the first ending, the loading screen after said "An enemy is only dead after he drops his weapon."
i dont play the game, but what if Walker shoot in the air? Or the game does not allow it?
@@Nguyen2-t9p you can shoot in the air and scare them. "theres always a choice"
@@overbosstarkanid8837 and they will fire back?
@@overbosstarkanid8837 or what if shoot on the vehicles?
@@Nguyen2-t9p they're unarmed
Looking back on this game makes me want to play it again. Most people think this game is a simple third person shooter but It is so much more. Brilliant game.
+Dude Im Busy I literarly just finished it, for the first time, i got the first ending, i really loved the game and i am simply amazed. Who says that video games can't tell great stories. But this one... Man it made such a big impact on me. It definetley can be concidered to be a psychological horror story for people who understand it.
Sure?
I’ve heard of this game for years, never really bought it. I’m not a fan of military shooters, but I am a fan of horror games. My only question is if I buy it, will I be culpable for unleashing Captain Walker on an unsuspecting virtual public?
@@bluecoin3771you have to play the game yourself to find out
@@bluecoin3771 Guilt is more like it, rather than blame. You could be blamed by everyone on earth and not care.
that "time to go home" at 1:24 has got such gut-wrenching delivery. this game seriously houses some of north's best performances ever. of the entire cast, really.
You know they recorded all the lines in one day and Nolan North was probably tired and actually wanted to go home
@@stopsliding8355Yep, they recorded them in order of appearance too, the characters voices got tired as they physically were as well, it’s brilliant.
He accepts that he had become the very thing he was fighting.
What makes this all worse is that the first piece of intel you get in the beginning is a letter from Konrad practically begging the people who find the 33rd to understand that they are totally innocent soldiers that were just following orders from their Colonel who was pushing them the whole time. He wanted to be the only guilty one, he wanted to spare everyone of his fate, but you end up killing practically of the 33rd.
damn now I have the urge to play the game again hahaha
Well they didn't need to shoot us in the first place, they never listened and just shot so i didn't care, i found it preachy that soldiers that shoot at us for no reason are supposed to be the innocent ones lmao.
@@berkaydemirci well actually the reason was that they thought the delta team was CIA.. still yep shoot frst ask questions later deserve to die as well..
@@berkaydemirci Thats the point actually, no one is innocent in this story. And it drove everyone to death.
@@berkaydemirci They didn't shoot for no reason. The CIA was trying to kill the whole city, and they thought Delta was helping the CIA. Which you are.
"So is the 33rd bad guy or good guy ?" There is no good or bad, they're just trying to survive. "if Kornad is dead, who is constantly talking to him on the radio ?" That was explained when you "met" Konrad.
This isn't the 33rd, this is another group who was there to find survivors of the Dubai Sandstorm.
It's confirmed that the group of falcon one is marines
@@halofan9199 No, they are army. UCP and all, but they are from a completely different battalion sent in after Walkers detachment of 1st SFOD is sent in to look for survivors.
The 33rd never existed
@@WitchDoctorLarry the 33rd did exist, they were Konrad's men, who then split into 2 , and there was a civil war between them, the CIA came in to sweep up the mess by arming civilians to take up arms against the 33rd, Konrad eventually shot himself, and the city went quiet and ceasefire was organized, Walker upsets the ceasefire and eventually wipes out the entire city
@@neverloseyuorrobux166 we don't know if the 33rd is army or marines or whatever. But we do know they're the guys Delta Force was supposed to radio in.
*"Gentleman, welcome to Dubai."* - Cap. Walker's revenge.
He became the very thing he swore to destroy
He seems to start frowning after that.
I kept the ending where Walker gets shot by the recovery troop for FUBAR difficulty, because i felt it was the most coherent way to finish this story.
in the difficulty where you die many times?
So fitting.
If Walker really did go home and it wasn't all a hallucination, I would imagine he would eventually commit suicide due to overwhelming depression and guilt. He does have a severe case of PTSD.
Spec Ops The Line proves that you can make the US military the enemies in a game without making them out to be bad guys. You just have to write it the correct way. Once you glorify the military or make them seem overly weak, then it starts leaving the realms of probabilities and takes people out of the immersion. I wouldnt mind getting a sequel or a remaster to this.
Yea with mich snow flakes are out there it aint happening
Didn't the us military try to make a gay bomb once? That's the most cartoonish thing ever.
This game still is a hidden gem. I really enjoyed it a lot. Needs a remaster
would love to play again on my switch
Even 2 years later, it doesn't need a remake. That would be a poor decision. Spec Ops is a game that struck lightning in a bottle at the exact moment in time it needed to. Giving it a remaster would be like digging up a perfect corpse and bringing it to a shareholders meeting.
@@connorambrosino1741 Difference between Remake and Remaster.
A "Remake" would have something changed, remade. Rewritten, like the Resident Evil games. A "Remaster" is the exact same game, same audio, same dialogue, same everything but with upgraded graphics
I don't think remastering the phosphorus scene is a good idea
A remaster/remake of this game is definitely needed. It truly shocked me throughout in a genuine, look at the consequences type of way...and then the ending/epilogue hit and that was everlasting.
Even after completing this game... I never left Dubai.
4:25 that may be the most brutal kill I've ever seen, and I've played the last of us factions for a long time
Sark Kaunzen *Agreed*
Sark Kaunzen This whole game is brutal, that’s what makes it so good.
Sark Kaunzen There no absolution truly for the things done here. You friend, must understand that most of everyone.
@Zoomer Waffen Are you implying The Last of Us games aren't brutal?
There's one where Walker snaps a soldier's neck with his gun or his hands. He went more and more psychotic the longer he is in Dubai.
in the intel you collect there is a letter from Konrad to his troops containing his last orders
I´ve shot Konrad on my first playthrough, then was actually about to turn the console off when the epiloque came on...when I got the option to drop my gun, I did so instantly, thinking back to all the unnesecary voilence I caused, and decided to stop it right then and there.
Then after it, I reloaded the chapter, and tried to see if I could kill them all, just to see if that would be a valid option and what could happen.
Not only is it a valid option, it’s 1 of the 3 canon options
I know this video is a few years old now, but I love this game and its story so much. I'd like to present a thought I had earlier, as my mind went to thinking about the lore. In the white phosphorus scene, as Walker is standing there trying to keep himself together after seeing the horror his actions caused, Adam's and Lugo are screaming at each other about what they'd done, and it hit me.
Adams and Lugo are literally the Angel and Devil on Walker's shoulders. Adam's playing the devil, saying they had to do it, they didn't have a choice, justifying the actions, while Lugo was the Angel, trying to stop them from using it at first, then saying they shouldn't have done it, they killed because of Walker and being the sane voice (despite screaming about turning into killers).
That final death scene is disturbingly real seeing him heave and gasp but can’t cause he’s likely lungshot and slowly succumbing to his wounds was memorable for sure
At the end of it all he literally becomes Konrad he's even wearing his jacket
I feel like the ending where Walker fires but gets gunned down is the canon ending.
He deserved it
Really whatever ending you want to be canon is the canon one
probably the best story in a video game ever....been a gamer for about 18 years now and i swear....never have i been so hooked and felt every gunshot....really really impressive...raised the bar of video game story for sure :')
Really a great and criminally underrated game.
I though the mass effect 2 ending was pretty good but yeah, this game had some damn good endings.
Man i'm speechless when he just shot the head like that i-i don't know what to say. it make me shocked
I felt very much guilty when I went through that massacre. Story did a damn good job of reeling me in. Though I think I've watched too many controversial stuff because it didn't exactly shake me up so much.
The Road Back ending isn't true. Now, you may be confused, let me explain you why Black fade transition = TRUE ; White fade transition = HALLUCINATION/LIE. If you choose to kill them or get killed by them, it has a Black fade transition, you can see that in the vid BUT, when you choose to give them the gun and go with them it will have a white fade transition and the driver will ask Walker: "How did you survive all this?" and Walker will answer "Maybe i didn't". This game has an amazing story
Yeah but when you are inside the Humvee and speaking to the soldier it turns black 0_0
Thanos Thrylos well this is confusing
Judging from the camera angle I think Walker said "who said I did?" for real. He just imagined Falcon One talking to him.
TheZen I think what the lie is here is that Walker says *"It's over"* when really he will be haunted by this for most or all of his life
xXxMartin96xXx it's not a theory the developer of the game said that's the case
12 years after, couple of months before my service in idf, after all that time this game concept is amazing and the game is close to perfection
What's the ambient sound plays at the beginning of the video? When the military car is arriving?
Its the soundtrack from the game.
The name in the soundtrack is "Konrad"
Gentlemen, welcome to Dubai
This old ass game is better then the new GTA 5 remaster trailer they released, why cant we get a remaster of this?
This game has the best story I have ever seen.
All 3 endings were amazing! Deep, engaging heavy stuff.
such an underrated game... I bet most reviewers didn't even finish the game... or played it on easy or soemthing...
What does playing on easy change lol?
@@thewingedone1172 Yeah, literally everything except for the difficulty is different. You still witness the fucked up horrors of war, and that's really what this game is all about, nothing else.
@@themajesticspider-man6116 In the easier difficulties you don't get to experience the frustration Walker has during combats.
We need a second game for this
Agreed and I would buy it and the remake for it
Honestly, i believe he kills himself either way. The massive amount of trauma and defeat he endured would be too much. The "altered reality" he sees in the end is made to ease the players mind if they chose not to kill walker. Rescue came in later -after no radio contact with Delta- to find the entire 33rd and Delta massacred. This game represents the Tragic Hero story to a T. I wish Adams could still be alive somewhere but even that would be too optimistic.
Yup. Nolan North is his name. No game sucks with him as a voice actor. He makes everything epic. No excuses. haha
Did you hear what Walker said to the guy sent to save him, "Who said I did?" If you view the story from the perspective that Walker died when his helicopter crashed then he has literally hallucinated the events of the entire game in his dying moments. Walker is telling you that he died. D:
And looking from the perspective of walker living after the heli crash. From Walker’s perspective, walker died, he died in Dubai, so he HIMSELF believed that he died. His body, his organs, his cells may live but his soul died along with the rest of the city. Now that’s some scary shit. How is he going to manage back home? In many ways death is the best outcome
The middle ending is the best in my opinion. When I got to that point in my first play through, I didn’t feel like walker deserved to live, but I didn’t really want to keep killing either. Shot in the air and let them take care of the rest.
"Who said I did..." ....he is already dead. In his personal hell/"Dubai"....
People don't talk enough about why Walker is wearing Konrad's suit at the end. It's because he ended up being responsible for everything he blamed Konrad for. It also adds to the mystery of whether or not he's dead because, not only did he blame everything on a dead man, but he also ends up wearing that dead man's shirt, because he himself is dead.
This game just blow my mind
first i thought i was gonna rush through this game so i skipped all the cutscenes. the end made me mad for that desicion
You're really good o.o
I couldn't kill them all, so I just RUclips'd it. (: Thanks a lot!
I know this is old but play it on easy
I know I'm way behind on this by like 9 years lol, but on the higher difficulties, here's what you do:
Take out the first guy, then immediately go for the cover behind him. From there keep behind cover and dodge the grenades as best you can until you've picked off the first group one by one. Don't rush it until you're sure all the troops are down. After that first part it's pretty easy as long as you keep behind cover.
@@josephpercy8772 What I did was kill the 3 guys on the left, then knock the guy in front of you to the ground, kill the guy behind him that took cover and lastly kill the one that comes running from the left side.
You actually should take you're time, cuz when you do it to fast and run to the first humvee that comes after backup is called there's like some weird scripted death. Basically a soldier appears somewhere on the right side shoots with his m4a1 on the ground and you just die without even getting hit.
Maybe the last one has a deeper meaning, Walker has conquered the hell he's put in and now it becomes his hell hence why he said "Gentleman, Welcome to Dubai", The Gentleman are the Angels trying to punish him and Dubai is his hell, now his own Domain.
Gentlemen... Welcome to dubai
I'm not sure if I get the third ending but, my interpretation is that walker is rejecting his own humanity and has decided to just kill as many people as possible before he dies. Basically wanting humanity itself extinct.
Bleak.
I took it as all he knows is death at this point and the prospect that he can abandon that is alien and thus scary to him now
Thanks for showing me that last one which he kills everyone of them. Awesome game!
Ya i agree with you I beaten the game 3 times now and the ending is a lot to take in. I still ask myself who was really in charge of the 33rd.
epilogue 3 was badass !
but scary and sad
I prefer the ending where Walker just shot down. It just feels like a very fitting ending for the story.
when i made the first bad decision (trying to save gould), i looked up each choice to take the entirely rotten path... the white phosphorus part is the real game changer, if that can be avoided, the game would have a much brighter path, haven't played through a second time yet, actually i'm coming up to the friendly/unfriendly fire choice, not sure which is going to be the "worse path". they both seem pretty evil to me.
My first playthrough, I did everything a man driven to insanity by committing atrocities such as Walker might do. Towards the beginning I was a little stand-off-ish, but after the White Phosphorus part, I figured that Walker and his team (or at least Walker) isn't going to make it out of Dubai. From then on out I just shot everything that moved, including the soldiers that try to help you. Some people say that ending isn't what Walker would do given the story, but you can only push a man so far.
I like the detail that, after a whole game where he yells and curses the more desperate and violent he becomes, now even when he's shooting down soldiers he's completely silent until that last line. Regardless of if it was intentional or not, it comes across as if all the actual fight left in him ended at the tower.
In the E3 there was something like saying If Walker lies on himself the Screen fades white and if its the truth it Fades Black´or something like that.
He was so far gone at that point that I said fuck it, Dubai is my personal killing field now.
One of the only Games that managed to break me and go full evil.
All US soldiers cries same sound when they are dying.
There are better endings in this ONE game than in all 3 Mass Effects. Search your heart, you know it's true.
What I absulutly HATED about mass effect 3 was that without playing multipayer you could not get the "best" ending, and multiplayer was full of cheaters when I played
I had the ending where Walker committed suicide. Didnt know there was more
That´s a theory, but it´s a very plausible one...doesn´t make it any more right or wrong then the other theories tho, because up untill he wakes up after the chrash, he could also be knocked out and just relive his mission in his mind, then wakes up and tries to continue it, setting of the last parts of the game.
This is one of the few that shows war in its truest face.
Brutal.
Grim.
Tragic.
Ugly.
Had this game been a commercial success, FPS storytelling would have changed forever
Notice that last ending is the only one that doesn't fade to white.
Don't matter cuz he died in the helo crash
@@CaptainMartinWalkerI don't completly buy that
"Welcome to Dubai"
“Who said I did?” Thats deep as fuck
He may be brought back to America in body but his soul remains trapped forever in Dubai.
In no case you can win. To win means not to play the game
4:27 Stop! Urgh! Damn walker is a cold blooded murderer. Even to his own soldiers.
when you progress through the game walker's face gets more fucked up, it shows what kind of stuff hes been through like the helicopter crash made half of his face burnt up and wrinkled.
the screen fades to white when he surrenders to the rescue team but then fades to black when he's talking to them inside the hum-vee, I'm confused was it a hallucination or not
Diamond Hard Gaming The part some people are saying is the lie is when he says *"it's over"* but he is still going to suffer over his false actions, which Walker means by when he answers with *"Who said I did?"* About being asked how he survived
the last one was crazy...i didnt know you can kill them all
I have beaten the story twice and I am still a bit confused.
I agree. Uncharted gave me this feeling that no other game gave me. It's story was amazing just like this one's.
Ahhh Nolan North the voice of Deadpool in games
Id think that after everything. For Walker to get to go home would be the worst punishment of all.
Amazing story, ain´t it?
Rip Lugo😞
Thanks for uploading...saves me a lot of time....
I wish walker never committed crimes he wouldn't been a hero with a good side
So he committed mass friendly fire and they just let him go home?
he was criminally insane so most likely, after all the dots are connected, he would spend the rest of his days being chemically lobotomized in a mental prison
Those last 2 made me kinda sad.
"Gentlemen welcome to Dubai." WHAT A GAME.WHAT A STORY. 10/10
Why would you do this?
why
They are Army, not Marines...but the scene right after, the scene IN the Humvee driving off...that fades to black...
Well, who said he did survive?
Look at his trigger discipline... Damn
I didn't even know you could just give up your weapon lmao
Bro, you just started shooting when the ammo count appeared
@@morallyitsdisgusting.perso6534 Finishing the first playthrough in Suicide Mission will make you just as unhinged as the protagonist.
hope this game gets a new sequel
it would probably be written by talmad readers and try to whitewash war or something unless the original writers get rehired
I thought that the fact that every relationship with a character matters was pretty cool. Also, I wear chapstick and apply the perfect amount of soap and water to keep my mouth clean.
That first guy looks like Sandman from Modern Warfare 3
No I haven't, because if you remember correctly it was just a hallucination of Walker, and the hanging men were already dead when Delta found them. :P Glad I could help with the mortar thing, I was super dedicated to finding ANY other way. But (I forget the name) the company who made this game released a announcement to a journalist I believe he was, stating that there is no other way but the mortar. I wish I had found that before trying. >.
I chose to eliminate the US forces in the epilogue...it's funny to see the rest of them here
How many tragedies would have been stopped if more people just examined their thoughts and their effects on their actions?
As A Man Thinketh by James Allen written in 1902 is a book that asks the reader to do just that.
It's on here it's short.
That flash happens after he gets in the humvee not before, so does that mean he's hullucinating the conversation or the whole rescue? So many more questions unanswered
Yup. I decided to not post that(because I'm stupid) so I just posted the Epilogues instead.
If your first ending wasnt killing walker, then you havent understood the story at all.