CHINNNNNNAAAAAAA

[WinterHold]

I know @WinterHold thinks all things American are shit, but I'll be damned if I can see the relevance of an outdated game that was a product of it's time (a quarter century past) to today's world. This sounds like anti-American histrionics for the sake of histrionics.

Why, most of us know that some produced American media have the CIA's fingerprints allover to produce "soft-power" components that implicitly glorifies the U.S and shame its enemies.

C&C: Generals was produced in the midst of the "War on Terror" era, where the enemy of the U.S was "the Taliban (GLA)", so the game glorifies the U.S and its army, and shames its enemies.

Now, if C&C released a new game, it can be "C&C: Proxy", where the 3 powers in the game are:

-U.S
-Russia
-China

They can install all kinds of funny voices to shame Russians of course.

I advice them to call the game: "C&C: Gog Magog".

[The Architect Of Fate]

@ 0:14 to 0:17

This game is racist.

No it isn't

[The Architect Of Fate]

I know @WinterHold thinks all things American are shit, but I'll be damned if I can see the relevance of an outdated game that was a product of it's time (a quarter century past) to today's world. This sounds like anti-American histrionics for the sake of histrionics.

Why, most of us know that some produced American media have the CIA's fingerprints allover to produce "soft-power" components that implicitly glorifies the U.S and shame its enemies.

C&C: Generals was produced in the midst of the "War on Terror" era, where the enemy of the U.S was "the Taliban (GLA)", so the game glorifies the U.S and its army, and shames its enemies.

Now, if C&C released a new game, it can be "C&C: Proxy", where the 3 powers in the game are:

-U.S
-Russia
-China

They can install all kinds of funny voices to shame Russians of course.

I advice them to call the game: "C&C: Gog Magog".

Are you freaking kidding me?  At the end of Generals the US loses its status as a superpower and is eclipsed by China and GLA are consistently scoring victories throughout the story. And Russians are mostly an allied or neutral power in the game's story. So if this is US propaganda it's not very good at making the US look good. But please tell me you have not played the game without telling me you have not played the game. (there is a reason almost everyone in Multi-Player plays China)

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

I know @WinterHold thinks all things American are shit, but I'll be damned if I can see the relevance of an outdated game that was a product of it's time (a quarter century past) to today's world. This sounds like anti-American histrionics for the sake of histrionics.

Why, most of us know that some produced American media have the CIA's fingerprints allover to produce "soft-power" components that implicitly glorifies the U.S and shame its enemies.

C&C: Generals was produced in the midst of the "War on Terror" era, where the enemy of the U.S was "the Taliban (GLA)", so the game glorifies the U.S and its army, and shames its enemies.

Now, if C&C released a new game, it can be "C&C: Proxy", where the 3 powers in the game are:

-U.S
-Russia
-China

They can install all kinds of funny voices to shame Russians of course.

I advice them to call the game: "C&C: Gog Magog".

You realize that each of the clips you posted were made up of different sound bites edited together and they don't actually appear in the game, right?

Boru

[The Architect Of Fate]

Why, most of us know that some produced American media have the CIA's fingerprints allover to produce "soft-power" components that implicitly glorifies the U.S and shame its enemies.

C&C: Generals was produced in the midst of the "War on Terror" era, where the enemy of the U.S was "the Taliban (GLA)", so the game glorifies the U.S and its army, and shames its enemies.

Now, if C&C released a new game, it can be "C&C: Proxy", where the 3 powers in the game are:

-U.S
-Russia
-China

They can install all kinds of funny voices to shame Russians of course.

I advice them to call the game: "C&C: Gog Magog".

You realize that each of the clips you posted were made up of different sound bites edited together and they don't actually appear in the game, right?

Boru

He's never played the game. If he had he would have to ask why a piece of American propaganda would let you play a whole campaign as the GLA and China and frankly put a lot more work into those two campaigns then the American one as he American campaign always feels like a discount Allied campaign from Red Alert series.

[WinterHold]

Why, most of us know that some produced American media have the CIA's fingerprints allover to produce "soft-power" components that implicitly glorifies the U.S and shame its enemies.

C&C: Generals was produced in the midst of the "War on Terror" era, where the enemy of the U.S was "the Taliban (GLA)", so the game glorifies the U.S and its army, and shames its enemies.

Now, if C&C released a new game, it can be "C&C: Proxy", where the 3 powers in the game are:

-U.S
-Russia
-China

They can install all kinds of funny voices to shame Russians of course.

I advice them to call the game: "C&C: Gog Magog".

You realize that each of the clips you posted were made up of different sound bites edited together and they don't actually appear in the game, right?

Boru

No, these are the sounds the units make when you click on them.

You have 3 factions in generals:

1-U.S
2-China
3-GLA

All have units with different sounds to each class.
The most insulting unit sounds are GLA units; I posted some.

The worst sounds are for GLA unit: the terrorist, and Chinese unit: dragon tank:











Insulting !

[The Architect Of Fate]

No, these are the sounds the units make when you click on them.

You have 3 factions in generals:

1-U.S
2-China
3-GLA

All have units with different sounds to each class.
The most insulting unit sounds are GLA units; I posted some.

The worst sounds are for GLA unit: the terrorist, and Chinese unit: dragon tank:

Until you actually play the game. The dragon is a freaking awesome unit for supporting basic infantry and the terrorist is one of the best min max damage units  in the game especially for the cost a cheap one use unit that essentially nerfs most of the best Chinese units. Yes please i'll take that. The American roaster by contrast is pretty lacklustre most of their tanks well advanced are expensive and far too specialised to be worthwhile and if you focus on air power you get krumped by the bazillion units with counters. Meanwhile the GLA tanks though fragile are way more reasonable in terms of function to cost and get some kick ass upgrades . So if this is suppose to be American propaganda why on earth did they give Americans the worst roster in the game?They lack the unit diversity of the GLA and the roster cohesion of China.Both of those faction clearly got more planning then the Americans did. And well America gets more upgrades most of them don,t address the unit it's upgrading weaknesses or does much to further the units specialisation.So it's a catch 22 of a unit that are too specialised to be used in any role other then it's niche with upgrades that don't make it any better at that niche.

[The Grand Nudger]

He doesn't hear the cartoonish american voice acting for what it is because he's bought into islamist stereotyping about americans.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

You realize that each of the clips you posted were made up of different sound bites edited together and they don't actually appear in the game, right?

Boru

No, these are the sounds the units make when you click on them.

You have 3 factions in generals:

1-U.S
2-China
3-GLA

All have units with different sounds to each class.
The most insulting unit sounds are GLA units; I posted some.

The worst sounds are for GLA unit: the terrorist, and Chinese unit: dragon tank:











Insulting !

Aaaaaand there it is. Silly billy.

Boru

[Ravenshire]

I know @WinterHold thinks all things American are shit, but I'll be damned if I can see the relevance of an outdated game that was a product of it's time (a quarter century past) to today's world. This sounds like anti-American histrionics for the sake of histrionics.

Why, most of us know that some produced American media have the CIA's fingerprints allover to produce "soft-power" components that implicitly glorifies the U.S and shame its enemies.

C&C: Generals was produced in the midst of the "War on Terror" era, where the enemy of the U.S was "the Taliban (GLA)", so the game glorifies the U.S and its army, and shames its enemies.

Now, if C&C released a new game, it can be "C&C: Proxy", where the 3 powers in the game are:

-U.S
-Russia
-China

They can install all kinds of funny voices to shame Russians of course.

I advice them to call the game: "C&C: Gog Magog".

As I thought. Anti-American histrionics for the sake of histrionics.

The anti-American indoctrination is strong with this one.