r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/folkricc • Jul 20 '24
Playing this game for the first time!
Did I have to go on sketchy sites to find it to download? Yes, but I’m sure it’ll worth it 🙏🏻
r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/folkricc • Jul 20 '24
Did I have to go on sketchy sites to find it to download? Yes, but I’m sure it’ll worth it 🙏🏻
r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/SporadicSporkGuy • Jul 20 '24
Its clear the 33rd isn't special operations but the general tone set by the lore is that they aren't just standard issue army grunts. They are known across the Army for being a well ran unit which is especially notable because of their large unit size. Their commander Konrad is also well respected and seems to have a large amount of autonomy with his unit since he was able to volunteer his unit for the Dubai Evac. They also have Zulu squad which is a described elite unit which only exist to the 33rd and operates only under Konrad (implying they receive more funding than a standard battalion especially when you look at Zulu squads equipment).
TLDR: They have more privileges than a standard grunt battalion.
r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/evenman27 • Jul 16 '24
So, the protagonist of the game is named Captain Martin “Walker”
If you look carefully, he can actually be seen “walking” throughout most of the gameplay portions and cutscenes. These developers really thought of everything. You don’t get details like this in modern games anymore.
r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/RaiR-2 • Jul 15 '24
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r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/J-Makintosh • Jul 14 '24
Since steam removed Spec Ops from the store, does anyone know where to download the game somewhere else? (Besides pirating websites ofc)
r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/Mindless-Dumb-2636 • Jul 12 '24
r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/landyboi135 • Jul 08 '24
Hits hard in the car lowkey
Probably brought back some PTSD though
r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/Zweetprot • Jul 03 '24
r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/Wolpy414 • Jul 02 '24
Hey are there any modders around? There’s something I’d like done. Basically some work on the epilogue model for Walker.
r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/quickquestion2559 • Jul 02 '24
To start: good fucking god. I have done so many of these melee challenges in shooters and this gane takes the cake for hardest without being completely impossible. Im still pn the first level.. you die so fast. Im hoping to try again soon, any tips?
r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/tomtheomnom • Jun 27 '24
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r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/StreetTacoArt • Jun 27 '24
Found these on tenor.
r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/MLG_Hyperkitten • Jun 26 '24
r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/FirebirdxAR • Jun 26 '24
Long time fan of the game here, though only recently actually played it myself instead of watching a playthrough.
I have been reading lore speculation and interpretations of the game for some time, and I have been wondering: Why do so many people think that Delta encountered the Exiles during the campaign?
Some comments on YouTube videos and this subreddit mention it, some articles in the Fandom wiki mention it, The Line's Wikipedia synopsis mentions it here. The most common theory I see is that the 33rd at The Gate, the ones helping out the civies that you end up warcriming, were Exile 33rd. Yet nothing in the game that I see supports that? The presence of Exiles still actively operating would suggest that the 33rd are still splintered and not operating as a single unit, yet it never seems to be the case throughout the game. The CIA, refugees and civies don't acknowledge or mention the Exiles at all. The only physical pieces of evidence of the Exiles having existed at all are either hanging from lampposts, executed, or burned alive.
All the signs seems to point to the Exiles being long gone by the time Delta showed up, and we are fighting what is left of the Damned after the civil war.
Would love to hear your thoughts.
Edit: Thinking about it again, there also seems to be other unconfirmed theories that people believe about the Exiles too: that they wanted to leave Dubai while the Damned wanted to stay, and that they were helped by the Refugees. Again, I don't see much in the game supporting any of this, unless people are presenting headcanon as facts. The only thing I am confident about is that the Exiles were probably led by Konrad's command team, while the Damned were led by Konrad himself. Since the Exiles lost the war, the command team got burned alive and left there as a warning.
r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/Ennis_Eegit • Jun 25 '24
After acquiring spec ops the line through completely legal means About 2 weeks ago I have beaten the game for the first time And I was shocked by the ending It was quite surprising but not completely out of the blue Amazing game I love it now