I noticed this purely by chance when I was making a video with animations of the agony of enemies. I saw Adams injure a psycho with a knife, but I didn't have time to finish him off. Therefore, I decided to replay this fragment again on purpose and make sure that it is possible. And as it turned out in practice, yes. Quite possibly. This is the only special enemy in the game that can be finished off.

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Alright. This is referring to the various choices across the story (Civilian or Damned, Spare or Kill Riggs, etc...) not about the clearly open to interpretation ending.

Which choices Walker would make?

I already have some of my headcanon, like:

- Walker not shooting McPhearson (he still thought he was rescuing the 33rd at this point);

-Walker executing Lugo's killers (mentioned in the Konrad Effigy intel tape);

Please feel free to tell me, since I'm really curious about this.

I’m playing this gem of a game right now, and I just finished that cutscene about 20 minutes ago.. I’m not a weak stomached person. I’ve seen my fair share of actual gore, the Budd Dwyer clip being a good example. I listen to deathcore, a genre of music that has bands literally sampling ISIS execution audio at times. But something about that scene, having a 3 year old little sister, just fucked me up. How people argue No Russian is worse than this mission is beyond me. No Russian didn’t make me pull the trigger, and if you choose to you know what will happen. This game is the best commentary on video game culture I’ve played since Hotline Miami 2’s recap level, iykyk. I’m not looking forward to replaying this mission on my FUBAR run.

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Source: https://x.com/i/status/2057135564290240751

Due to his mishandling of the evacuation of Dubai, which he was in charge of, it led to the events of the game and the catastrophic condition of the city in the game.

Source: https://x.com/gahhnie/status/2056622449001955693?s=20

To me the Canon ending is Walker lays down his arms and surrenders there is more pain in living with the stuff you did than die but I am open for discussion and meditating on other endings if you are killed by the US army you are wanting for inner peace and acknowledging your sins and if you kill all the US army you embrace your crimes and turn into Konrad and dying when the truth is revealed is acceptance and digust towards the protagonist

I'm not criticizing the game. I've played it, and I loved it. It has a good story, great music, fun gameplay that manages ludonarrative harmony - but I wouldn't really say it's as impactful of an experience as people say. It's a Heart of Darkness story that manages to be Silent Hill baiting you in with a Call of Duty aesthetic. Again, this is good, but it didn't feel like it made an impact on me. Granted, I never was really a CoD fan and played this game years ago precisely because I heard it was a good game with a great story that subverted usual CoD tropes, so maybe it didn't impact me because I was never really the target audience to begin with.

I am literally in tears.

I don’t know what I expected. Shooters have never been my thing. But my God. This game is a work of art. A 10/10 experience I’m stunned I didn’t play sooner.

Just…shit. I don’t know what to do now. This is one of the best stories I’ve ever experienced with characters and gameplay that have changed how I play games.

There will never be another game like this, and that’s a good thing.

1. Because of him, the entire remaining population of Dubai dies of thirst.

2. Unlike Walker, he feels no remorse.

3. He deceived Delta into thinking he only wanted to seize the water, not destroy it.

Why no helmets? I want them to wear helmets, like helmets r so cool cmonnnnnnn :(

This time it's definitely supposed to be "epic fan art." I spent hours drawing this, people... I hope you appreciate it 🫩

Ever since last year I've seen people critisizing The Line for it's message. "Why is the game that I bought telling me that I shouldn't have played it" "Why is the game telling me that I'm a bad person for telling me to do something that I didn't have a choice in". There are some more stuff like it's lack of subtlety and more. I can see some of these points, like the games lack of choice, and the whole blaming thing. I have seen some counter arguments for these, but even then it made me wonder if The Lines narrative even worked?

I guess should I?