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05-08-2016, 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted By ProjectWheyhem⏩

Halfway.

How do you feel that consumers should respond to this stuff. I played Battlefield Hardline at my friend's and liked it, but didn't want to spend money on it because of its social justice cuckold story.

How many of the people who worked on that game are sickening SJW kunts?

How should consumers fight this scourge? I want to buy Battlefield 1 and currently want to buy Hardline because it's on sale and it's actually a good MP game but I don't want to pay my money to a company that seeks to vilify white males and promote Marxism.

How do consumers fight SJW's in gaming whilst still playing games they want to play?

For instance I want to play Overwatch but feel compelled to not give them my money seeing as they are more interested in appeasing sjw's crying about a sexy pose, than they do appeasing me, the stupid kunt who's bought their games for the last 20 years.

Pls respond.

Eh, hardline was a just a very silly single player campaign and all the people responsible for its silliness no longer work here. I wouldn't read too much into it, it was more about letting people with no idea what they were doing take charge of a massive project. No agenda at all, the only concern was the reaction post Ferguson as the media was painting cops as evil at that time.

I was hoping it would be Southland (amazing cop show) style but remember vidya game writers are the same tier as the guys who review games now.

05-08-2016, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted By gtg⏩

Sikhs in WW1

"1 Sikh landed in Rangoon in February 1942 and took part in some fierce fighting but the Japanese had built up their strength in the area and pushed the British forces to the Indian border. The battalion was rested and refitted and was back in the war zone on the Indo-Burma border. On March 11, 1943 the battalion was the advance party along the Maungdaw-Buthidaung road. The Japanese were holding a knife-edge hill feature and putting up stiff resistance. The only way to approach the hill was by means of a narrow track. On this track leading the attack was the section commanded by Naik Nand Singh. When the section reached the crest it came under heavy machinegun fire and every man in the section was killed or wounded. Naik Nand Singh dashed forward alone, he was wounded by a grenade as he neared the first Japanese trench. He took out his bayonet and killed the two occupants. Under heavy fire Nand Singh jumped up and charged the second trench, he was again wounded by a grenade and knocked down, but he got up and hurled himself into the trench again killing two Japanese with his bayonet. He then moved on to the third trench and captured it single-handed. With the capture of the third trench the enemy fire started to die away and the rest of the platoon charged the other Japanese positions, killing with bayonet and grenade thirty seven out of the forty Japanese holding it. Naik Nand Singh wounded six times in the assault literally carried the position single-handed. For his valour an immediate award of Victoria Cross was bestowed upon him. The company commander Maj. John Brough was awarded the DSO and the platoon commander Jemadar Mehr Singh the IOM. Two IDSMs were also awarded for this attack."

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05-08-2016, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted By Sway12⏩

EA is making a POINT of putting a black guy on the cover because of the leftist agenda. By all means include any race within the game that fought in the war but the central focus of the great war was Europe and European soldiers, whom by the way died in their millions in France and Belgium. That is NOT to say there wasn't a huge help from commonwealth soldiers from India, Pakistan, Canada, Australia etc, but it was primarily fought between Europeans.

Meh. Most games have never represented reality. If you go by games D-Day was an entirely US operation, when the reality is there were 73k Americans, 62k British and 20k Canadians and elements of other countries with 6.6k US casualties, 2.7k UK and 1k Canadian.