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December 4th, 2003, 05:32 PM
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That is true about WWI but it was pretty much a boring war. Many died and suffered but it was stalemated for year with trenches and neither side doing anything but taking pot shots. Hitler and the Nazi party are identifiable enemies to most of the planet. That war was filled with technology advances and intrigue, with secret organizations and battles on all fronts. It was romantic in a sense of adventure. Axis vs. Allied - Wolf Packs - B52 - Luftwaffe - French Resistance - Pearl Harbor - Fat Man, Little Boy - Flying Wing - Radar - X:fighters - Enigma - U Boats - Auschwitz - Ann Frank - Ann Bolin and Adolph - Winston Churchill, the Battle of Britain where they fought for their very existence against a Nazi Occupied and controlled main land – The Empire of Japan – Patton – McArthur – Douglas – Leningrad – Stalin – Death Camps – Hirohito – Kamikaze – Mustang – Enola Gay – Hiroshima -- that list goes on. It's quite an amazing and romantic time as it is tragic. All those lives, it is said that something like 1 in every 4 Americans knew someone directly who died in the war. We were allied in a single cause because life and survival depended on it.
West of House
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December 10th, 2003, 01:36 AM
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December 10th, 2003, 01:42 AM
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WWI was, truthfully, far more violent than the second one, but I agree that the latter allows for more... dramatic adventures to be devised for a game.
As for RS3 and Ubi Soft... let's not forget Canada's pretty much a multi-cultural land in itself, so the last thing anybody here wants is to 'scare' other cultures off. I haven't seen the commercial, so I won't judge.
Oh, and the place of the terrorist is always seen in the light of the freedom fighter. Rainbow may be a terrorist-fighting organization, but that means most other Commando groups [offensive] are terrorist factions. In the end, it's all rules of engagement and war... and war's got no rules, pretty much. So the label of terrorism is too subjective [I know it's very off-topic]
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December 10th, 2003, 01:52 AM
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December 10th, 2003, 09:12 PM
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i think world war two was the most interesting war to learn about out of the two world wars, both were devistating in terms of soliders getting killed and just "war" in general
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