How did they manage to pull this off with nanomachines?
How did they manage to pull this off with nanomachines?
Ryan Gonzalez
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Thomas Bailey
it took a lot of effort, but we got it done
Jordan Mitchell
MGS4 proved the afterlife exists in the MGS universe when the ghost of psycho manties comes back
this wasnt made with nanomachines nor with "vocal cords parasites"
Easton Williams
Disregard everything before MGSV
Anthony Flores
disregard everything after mgs3*
Juan Ortiz
can't believe this has such garbage graphics desu desu.
Jackson Evans
ask yourself
did that realy happen though?
Noah Russell
>There's no such thing as miracles! Or the supernatural! Only cutting-edge technology! Who's Psycho Mantis?
Jacob James
It's not nanomachines this time
Michael Cruz
Nano machines in his mind causing him to hallucinate
Owen Butler
It's not nano machines, it's parasites. get up to date on the lore!
Charles Brooks
He was knocked unconscious after falling into the water from a great height. There's no mystery, his brain was just tripping.
Levi Williams
The parasites were controlled and powered by nanomachines.
Kevin Richardson
True.
Btw OP
This shit ruined Ocelot, Vamp, Big Boss, and Volgin. It was the WORST retcon of the series.
Luke Russell
Could vocal cord parasites be used to only work against ebonics?
Easton Young
That's what Kaz wanted to find out.
Adam Reed
If you played MGS4 you'd know that the only thing used to explain nanomachines with was vamp and the enemies within mgs4
Cameron Lopez
And Liquid Ocelot.
Joseph Lopez
That was hypnosis.
Robert Baker
No, ebonics is still understandable by other English speakers.
Owen Wright
Liquid was 100% controlling Ocelot in MGS2. I hope you have eyes user because Ocelot in MGS4 has a completely different arm
Nathan Thomas
Also isn't voiced by Cam Clarke.
Hunter Peterson
>And Ocelot... In order to fool the System... Used nanomachines and psychotherapy to transplant Liquid's personality onto his own.
Josiah Powell
Ebonics is a separate language from English.
Dominic Walker
Fortune in 2 also demonstrated psychic powers after her nanomachines were deactivated.
Samuel Gutierrez
Ocelot reactivated the nanomachines as part of his ruse.
Mason Gutierrez
Now that you mention it, how do those parasites work? Do they target exactly one language? What about languages that words and phrases that overlap? Or similar words that mean completely different things? How would the parasites react to that?
Brayden Martinez
Question, how the fuck did we manage to go backwards in terms of TECHNOLOGY in games?
Like in this game you have soldiers who run out of ammo for their main weapon if you destroy their ammunition storage, won't be able to heal wounds if you destroy the medical facilities, starve and will eat poisoned food if you destroy their food storage.
Why the fuck isn't this a common standard thin in every military shooter? Why is every single game just full of enemies with infinite ammunition? Even MGSV didn't do any of the stuff the older games did. Seriously what the fuck.
Nicholas Ortiz
I think that saying one or two words that they know isn't enough to trigger them.
Austin Howard
Confirmed for not having played the games.
Anthony Carter
because 99% of your playerbase won't notice or care so its wasted effort.
Julian Phillips
its magic
Luis Roberts
supernatural stuff exists in metal gear
Ryan Lopez
Prove that her nanomachines were actually off when she deflected the missiles.
Christopher Reyes
it wasn't nanomachines
Henry Young
Because most Sony-niggers started playing games with the PS3 and its cinematic drivel like Uncharted. They don't care about gameplay.
Aaron Roberts
Prove it.
Julian Cooper
are you nigs forgetting that psycho mantis exists and was a literal actual psychic that could read minds and levitate?
Lincoln Allen
Andrew Wright
It's still technology, and you can't prove that it was off when she blocked the missiles.