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The "bad" guys in movies and games change depending on thecurrent zeitgeist.
For a while it was Russia then SA now Iran. Remember Rambo2 (3?) and the glorious mujahadeen? Things change.
But just because Iran is the "bad" guy in two games doesnt make it true in real life.
I wouldnt read anything into it.
Rgds
LoK
yeah bf3 is about iran (( nuclear problems ofcourese ! ) if you beat campgain
Even in cases where nations have made another nation out to be a hostile nation(Cold War), there are still people who believe they aren't.
In this case people view them as evil due to the current political climate surrounding Russia and Iran(I would lump in China, but they are viewed in a less hostile way these days). As for ARMA 3, I don't think BI really made them look evil at all, they just look like an enemy faction.
The only thing that may look evil about them(In ARMA 3) is in my eyes is their dehumanization due to their uniforms(Which is often what many countries aim for, make their soldiers look like terrifying warriors rather than a human fighting a war).
The countries in the modern day aren't really considered evil either, just opposing sides that want different things. Such as I don't care much for Iran's goal of gaining nuclear weapons(They are a danger to us all, but it is a necessity given others have them too), but I understand that their intentions are not evil and to maintain parity with other nations that may have nuclear capabilities(Israel). Anyway I don't want to start a political argument(Feel free to correct me, but don't jump on my case).
Losing a nuclear weapon sounds to be pretty unlikely as well. If a nuclear weapon were to ever be stolen, you can bet there would be a ground invasion(Just about everyone would pitch in fully at that point).
@Sunset Shimmer (Daz) isis is terrorist just with islamic theme
the problem is the govenment of iran want be Radical Islam, like suadi arabia but our people ((Especially young people's like me )) dont want it becuase you know it why (( maybe ))
for exmple trump ban iranian people becuase he want deal with terrorist , if he want deal with terrost he should ban arabian people not persian poeple , read history you cant find any iranian terrorist in the world all the terrorist in this wolrd just is arab or from afaghanistan or from pakistan ..
The reason I mentioned government as that would be the only similarity(And only in name as their version is not compatible with Iran).
I don't think anyone here has called Iran terrorist in this thread. Honestly most people don't even think of Iran as terrorist, they are a legitimized government which has not commited acts that would be labeled as terrorism.
Thats not accurate. The nationality of the actual attacker is far less significant than the sponsor/support. Iran is engaged in terrorism support globally. Hezbollah for example. Iran's absurd rhetoric is also a problem. Do you think western powers will be ok with Iran gaining nuclear weapons when the Ayatollah is leading "death to america/isreal" chants?
Arma 3 is fictional. CSAT is not Iran, but rather an Eastern coalition with Iran/China/Russia.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/06/02/politics/state-department-report-terrorism/
The US wouldn't happen to be in bed with them by any chance?
I do not suggest that US or any other country is innocent. Just that the statement that Iran does not contribute to terrorism is completely false. There is plenty of blame to go around.