>war is hell Which games do this?

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>>387034395
TEAM FORTRESS 2
WAR IS FUN

Iji

>>387034395
Red Orchestra games

>>387034697
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldNSMnEeKio

>>387034395
Brothers in Arms.

Fucking Gearbox just give me a disappointing ending to the series already.

>>387034395
Spec Ops: The Line

>>387034902
The disappointment was Hell Highway, the first 2 chapters were excellent, the third one was just "we want gears of wars and cowwadooty audience"

Call of Duty Black Ops

Just finished Spec Ops: The line
Bretty good, though the downed helicopter defense was annoying
Didn't get all that emotional blow over the bacon civvies, maybe I'm just too edgh

>>387035156
That's rough, kids being forced to fight

>>387035156
one of these kids eventually became the pope.

Cannon Fodder

>War has never been so much fun!

>>387035156
ah, the nazis were such proud and noble fighters, sending out children to the front lines

>>387035667
Nothing unusual, italy calls kids born in 1898 "lost generation" because as soon as they turned 16 they were sent to the trenches
When shit hit the fan for germans in 1944/1945 they started recruiting everything they had at hand, teens, prisoners, old people. They were the last defense since every man capable of fighting was already dead in russia or retreating from france/italy

>>387035667
I would take this bait seriously if it weren't for the fact that you're likely to be a weeb.

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>>387035937
>leave the Italians to me!

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>>387034395

MGS4 and MGSV
Shellshock (literally no one remembers this early guerrilla game)
Brothers in Arms
Black Ops (fuck you I loved that campaign)

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Gears of War 1-3
Fuck you I'm serious.

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What game let me burn things

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>>387035156
>that smug ass sumbitch at 0:20

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>>387034395
Kangzfield in a pub match desu
>tfw

>>387036962
Rising Storm

>>387034395
You can't really portray the idea that war is hell in a video game. This is perhaps the greatest downside of gameplay. In most situations, gameplay adds a dimension that makes a game much more than just a movie. It's not without reason that many people can't stand "cinematic" games, after all. But if you add gameplay to a narrative , the player is going to want to have fun with it regardless of what the narrative says.

Movies can get away with providing many types of emotional experiences. A movie can create a fairly accurate portrayal of why war is awful and make the viewer feel sad, angry or scared at the things that happen in war. And while a game can do all those things just as well, it's the fact that you have to add gameplay which almost completely nullifies the impact of that. Take Spec Ops: the Line, for example. The story definitely has strong anti-war sentiments, but because the player is there to have fun and shoot shit up, it ends up coming across as extremely forced and preachy in its anti-war segments.

I think the most effective anti-war games there are, are games that don't actually let the player fight the war. Stuff like This War of Mine, for example, is a lot more impactful than Spec Ops: the Line. It doesn't let the player experience war like it's a fun adventure with some melodramatic cutscenes, but instead has the player deal with the results of a war. And even then, TWoM tends to devolve into its basic gameplay components (gather resources, build a bed, gather food, eat, etc.) with minimal emotional impact.

>>387037714
good post anon

>>387037714
>>387037794
samefag

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Valiant Hearts

>>387035937
In the "Crossroads" episode of Band of Brothers, they rout an SS regiment, and all the wehraboos cry about typical american propaganda, when that shit actually happened. Hell the SS was utter trash in 44, in the episode they even say they were Polish conscripts.

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>>387037914
Nah get fucked retard, I legit enjoyed reading his post and I wanted to show my appreciation of a well made post in this board filled with shitposters like (You)

>>387037714
Yeah but don't people kind of get some pleasure in th midst of combat? I admit games can't give you the same feeling of horror you get in war due to being disconnected with reality but neither really can movies. Movies can make you sympathize but not really understand.

>>387038067
nice edit my autistic man

>>387035937
>>387035667
Just incase /v/tards believe this. I've come to learn to never underestimate the stupidity of 4chan after the influx of redditors and underage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoPyi7yGjSo

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>>387034395
This War of Mine

>>387038251
>browses /hr/
Ah, I see you're a man of culture too

>>387038205
What the fuck is it with you, drongo cunt? You have no fucking clue how bad was it back then, even for the Germans and Austrians.
Now piss off and educate yourself, scum. The least you could do in your life.

>>387034395
Spec Ops The Line, obviously

im legitimately surprised squadfag hasn't tried to shit up this thread yet

>>387038496
>>browses /hr/
Now that's a bit of a stretch. I'm only interested in threads about war, doesn't matter where.
t. /k/ommando

How can the jews be subhuman if there were lots of great jewish mathematicians and physicists?

>>387035362
Go to to your brother, kill him with your gun, leave him lying in his uniform, dying in the sun!
So much fun!

>>387038875
Yeah the war threads are good.

>>387034395
red orchestra 2

>>387038574
xd. Epic shitpost.

It's certainly clear these kids were "forced to fight". You can bet your ass if german kids were fighting in WW2 the propaganda machine would never let you hear the end of it.

Times were tough for the Germans for a long ass time. But they remained relatively sturdy in both abiding to their morals and their values. I don't believe for a single second any child would ever be forced to fight under the nazi reign.

>>387034395
The Darkness litteraly

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>>387034395
it wasnt tho

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>>387036962
CnC tiberium wars

>>387034697
>>387034737

>click through the RO death sound videos on youtube
>end up in the weird corner where underaged boys run around in underwear

what the actual fuck

>>387039350
What you believe is irrelevant.

>>387040468
the fuck

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>>387034395
Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis
>"Hey, Kozlowski. What do you think's down there?"
>"I dunno, Fowley. You think it's the Russians?"
>"Don't be a schmuck. The Russians wouldn't dare. Not with us next door."

But seriously, the Serious Sam games.

>>387037714
Red Orchestra/Rising Storm, ArmA and Wargame series. They achieve that simply by playing war straight, without storyweight cliches like heroism or moralising.
They make you think "Thank fucking god, it's not for real!"

>>387035156
Those kids are too dumb to appreciate not being captured by the Soviets

>>387035937
>Nothing unusual

Correct, it is not unusual for Nazi scum to see human life as expendable