shslhoxtalicius:It is all incredibly unrealistic and action-movie-esque. Hearing Nolan North yelp an
shslhoxtalicius:It is all incredibly unrealistic and action-movie-esque. Hearing Nolan North yelp and bark as Walker fell made me think of Nathan Drake, but when Walker wakes up, he has injuries. His shirt is torn; his eye is blackened; he is bleeding from a head wound. Nathan Drake often manages to convince us that he is hurt—it is part of the reason he is so likeable—but the injuries are only ever temporary. Even a bullet in the chest halfway through Uncharted 2 is quickly forgotten mere minutes later. But Walker’s wounds never heal—neither the physical nor emotional ones. Every fall, crash, and burn that marks his body builds on top of those already there to gradually and systemically destroy Walker’s body throughout the game. - Killing is Harmless: A critical reading of Spec ops: The line -- source link