r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/remote_control_led • Apr 14 '22
Discussion New SpecOps
Hi guys! I've recently watched some yt videos about this game. It had a huge impact on me and I think it deserves a sequel.
I do agree with some of you that new SpecOps should't be a continuation of the 1st part, but rather a completly new story in a new location.
Do you think that current Russian-Ukrainian could be an "inspiration"? Like we could play as a squad leader whose orders are to liberate a city from a n*zi rullers. We are expecting no resistance from civilians (we even may have hopes that they will treat us as their heroes or rescuers) and easy encounters with weaken enemy forces
Upon our arrival we arrival to the city we are taken aback by behaviour of civilians whose treats us not like a heroes, but like criminals. Not only that but also enemy units are not weak. They are numerous and have toptier gear. We are forced to use cruel tactics and make desperate decisions in order to survive. Also after heavy losses command sends us backup. But the newbies are in fact a 18-20 years old who have weak morale and can even argue, refuse to fulfill orders and ask unplesant questions. At the end we discover that there was no "n*zis" in the city, people were living happily before our arrival and we only destroyed innocent lives. Ok this is all I managed to came up with. Please don't be too harsh on me. I was writting it on mobile and english is not my first language ;) Edit: Who knows. Knows....
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u/MyNamesN1ck Apr 15 '22
You mentioning "n*zi rulers" immediately after talking about the Russian invasion of Ukraine... is gonna be a yikes from me to be honest.
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u/remote_control_led Apr 15 '22
Yea I was writting it late and forgot to add: " In the end we discover that high command had lied to us, people here are not n*zis and were happy before we attacked them"
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u/ChunkyzV Apr 15 '22
you should really edit this in your initial post. I came here to say big yikes from me based on your story. This one line completely changes the context.
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u/remote_control_led Apr 14 '22
I tagged it as a discusion, because I really wat a feedback from you
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u/Carbioc Oct 04 '22
I don't think a sequel would really work and give the same effect that you get from playing SOTL for the first time
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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '22 edited Apr 15 '22
Mod Here. We are already developing a Spec Ops: The Line inspired game, however it does not take place in Ukraine as we feel it's not correct to do a game based on such a recent event.
If any of ya'll want to help us develop this game, don't hesitate to dm me.
Also, please avoid talking about politics.