Comments on: Speaking Heads of C&C: Generals http://www.40oz1game.com/2009/09/speaking-heads-of-cc-generals/ Computer games + beer = 40oz1game Tue, 29 Mar 2011 15:05:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: King MAS http://www.40oz1game.com/2009/09/speaking-heads-of-cc-generals/comment-page-1/#comment-571 King MAS Tue, 29 Mar 2011 15:05:13 +0000 http://www.40oz1game.com/?p=278#comment-571 This is the way the americans fill the minds of their children against Islam so that when they grow up they can abuse Islam as their parents do and hurting the feelings of Muslims who turn angry on them. USA is a nation that has a tactic of controlling peoples mind to complete its objective such as conquering oil rich lands. This is the way the americans fill the minds of their children against Islam so that when they grow up they can abuse Islam as their parents do and hurting the feelings of Muslims who turn angry on them. USA is a nation that has a tactic of controlling peoples mind to complete its objective such as conquering oil rich lands.

]]> By: d4niel http://www.40oz1game.com/2009/09/speaking-heads-of-cc-generals/comment-page-1/#comment-27 d4niel Tue, 15 Sep 2009 14:31:26 +0000 http://www.40oz1game.com/?p=278#comment-27 I tried to keep my writing focused on the vanilla game, but the expansion certainly adds yet another layer of "evil" to the Chinese/GLA equation. I'd completely forgotten about the new and different voices from the generals in Zero Hour - I may need to amend this post later, or formalize it into something more substantial and inclusive. All of this is a shame really, because even if dramatically racist undertones are found throughout C&C:G, it still contains some of the most memorable and unique voice-overs from any game I've played. I haven't played it for more than an hour in years, but I still hear a voice in my mind say, "We will build it fo' China!" whenever I start working on a new project. I tried to keep my writing focused on the vanilla game, but the expansion certainly adds yet another layer of “evil” to the Chinese/GLA equation. I’d completely forgotten about the new and different voices from the generals in Zero Hour – I may need to amend this post later, or formalize it into something more substantial and inclusive. All of this is a shame really, because even if dramatically racist undertones are found throughout C&C:G, it still contains some of the most memorable and unique voice-overs from any game I’ve played.

I haven’t played it for more than an hour in years, but I still hear a voice in my mind say, “We will build it fo’ China!” whenever I start working on a new project.

]]> By: Sam Martin http://www.40oz1game.com/2009/09/speaking-heads-of-cc-generals/comment-page-1/#comment-26 Sam Martin Tue, 15 Sep 2009 14:10:23 +0000 http://www.40oz1game.com/?p=278#comment-26 I completely agree. The way that the GLA is portrayed would be fine if the whole premise of the the game wasn't about commanding 3 of the world's biggest armies, but the whole point is to play as armies in the modern world! Also in the expansion, Command and Conquer Generals: Zero Hour, in challenge mode against the different GLA generals, they all sound sinister and evil. It wouldn't be as big of a deal if you didn't hear the quotes that you mention every second. Whenever you build a unit, tell them to move, capture a point... they never shut up! I completely agree. The way that the GLA is portrayed would be fine if the whole premise of the the game wasn’t about commanding 3 of the world’s biggest armies, but the whole point is to play as armies in the modern world! Also in the expansion, Command and Conquer Generals: Zero Hour, in challenge mode against the different GLA generals, they all sound sinister and evil. It wouldn’t be as big of a deal if you didn’t hear the quotes that you mention every second. Whenever you build a unit, tell them to move, capture a point… they never shut up!

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