"for pearl harbor"

[Dementia Biden]

"for the fatherland"

did the soldiers really said such a stupid ♥♥♥♥ in ww2? Cringe material if you ask me. Jesus Tripwire please stop promoting such a stupid feelings. Same with the "heroes" in the name.

[Cuddle Bunny]

I like it.


FOR TRIPWIRE!!!!!

[Doctress]

i dunno about you, but i take it in the same cheesy light that's cast upon the old WW2 propoganda posters, or the MARINE CORPS HU-AH bulldust in CoD or whatever. indoctrinated puppets marching off to slay the "bad guys".

...that's all meant to be cheesy, right?

[~xx~]

yeah "stop promoting stupid feelings", lets pretend all the soldiers were saints back in ww2.

[General Sherman]

Some of the stuff the Americans say in RS is pretty terrible, esepecially the biblical passages.

As for historical accuracy, yeah, there's good evidence soldiers actually said crap like this when going into battle. Za Stalina was the "official" warcry of the soviets in ww2. And "There is no land for us beyond the Volga" was the motto of the defenders of Stalingrad in particular.

[Moskeeto]

Początkowo opublikowane przez IG General Sherman:

Some of the stuff the Americans say in RS is pretty terrible, esepecially the biblical passages.

To be fair, Americans have always been very religious. It's a pretty big part of the culture.

[Ratmothy]

Początkowo opublikowane przez IG General Sherman:

Some of the stuff the Americans say in RS is pretty terrible, esepecially the biblical passages.

As for historical accuracy, yeah, there's good evidence soldiers actually said crap like this when going into battle. Za Stalina was the "official" warcry of the soviets in ww2. And "There is no land for us beyond the Volga" was the motto of the defenders of Stalingrad in particular.

I recently read a book on the battle of Stalingrad, "za stalina" was pure propaganda. Soldiers say that the last thing that crossed their minds during battle was Stalin

[Count Cornelius Cheddar]

Początkowo opublikowane przez 300 kills in gorilla warfare:

"for the fatherland"

did the soldiers really said such a stupid ♥♥♥♥ in ww2? Cringe material if you ask me. Jesus Tripwire please stop promoting such a stupid feelings. Same with the "heroes" in the name.

This is pretty ignorant, not blaming you, a lot of people don't know the history. I'm currently reading a book on Stalingrad, and believe me, the soldiers on both sides were VERY nationalistic. I guarantee you many many people said "for the fatherland" etc. And using the word hero is completely legitimate. Its a real word.

Tripwire is trying to be historically accurate, and I've never heard a line in the game that wasn't.

[Pistolero]

As opposed to previous wars, where various "huzzahs" and yells were common, American soldiers in WW2 were all business, and generally came on silently. Other nationalities differed in this regard during WW2, and on occasion duly noted the fear they felt for the "quiet" Americans.

[Count Cornelius Cheddar]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Pistolero:

As opposed to previous wars, where various "huzzahs" and yells were common, American soldiers in WW2 were all business, and generally came on silently. Other nationalities differed in this regard during WW2, and on occasion duly noted the fear they felt for the "quiet" Americans.

Thats interesting, I'd never actually heard that before.

[76]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Pistolero:

As opposed to previous wars, where various "huzzahs" and yells were common, American soldiers in WW2 were all business, and generally came on silently. Other nationalities differed in this regard during WW2, and on occasion duly noted the fear they felt for the "quiet" Americans.

Something changed, in Vietnam US soldiers couldn't stfu.... Aussie soldiers hated working with them cause everyone could hear them coming.

[What larks!!]

Początkowo opublikowane przez 76:

Początkowo opublikowane przez Pistolero:

As opposed to previous wars, where various "huzzahs" and yells were common, American soldiers in WW2 were all business, and generally came on silently. Other nationalities differed in this regard during WW2, and on occasion duly noted the fear they felt for the "quiet" Americans.

Something changed, in Vietnam US soldiers couldn't stfu.... Aussie soldiers hated working with them cause everyone could hear them coming.

I think Pistolero meant that US Soldiers didn't have a particular or popular battle yell during charges/advances in World War 2.

[Count Cornelius Cheddar]

Początkowo opublikowane przez What larks!!:

Początkowo opublikowane przez 76:

Something changed, in Vietnam US soldiers couldn't stfu.... Aussie soldiers hated working with them cause everyone could hear them coming.

I think Pistolero meant that US Soldiers didn't have a particular or popular battle yell during charges/advances in World War 2.

Ok, that does make a bit more sense. :)

[Killinspecialist]

well both sides in the war were very patriotic it shouldnt bother u if a german yells that or any soldier yells anything else they probily would hav in the war and if it does bother u then u need to read up ur history on ww2 maybe then u will be satisfied

ps i know alot about history ok soo if u want to quiz me u can

[ShepherdMian]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Moskeeto:

Początkowo opublikowane przez IG General Sherman:

Some of the stuff the Americans say in RS is pretty terrible, esepecially the biblical passages.

To be fair, Americans have always been very religious. It's a pretty big part of the culture.

Not really. It depends on how you look at it. I live in the religo-♥♥♥♥♥♥ south. In class every one is out to lie, cheat, and steal their way through University but god forbid a ♥♥♥♥ or atheist steps into class. Than it's an entire class hour of arguements on why your going to hell. Answer: because the bible said so. Worst off the youth is more tolerant than the previous generation and they act like this. America is only religious for the sake of confrontation I.E. They don't pray or go to church but insult their faith that they don't even believe in then it's war. And seeing how American history is built on everything the peaceful version of the bible stands against than I imagine they were name sake religious back then as well.

[St3amed Hams]

I can really believe US soldiers saying something like that after killing a japanese soldier in WW2, considering the effect the pearl harbor attack had on the country at the time. Think about it, many people with good jobs left them to join the army after pearl harbor, people who weren't of age lied in order to join the military in hopes of avenging the attack.