Ever notice how so many video games revolve around the 'lone wolf' theme?

Question

So many of them involve one super warrior defeating an entire army of evil minions. You're never following orders, or working with the rest of your army, because you're an army of one. In real life, lone wolves usually end up dead or in prison, and they're usually bad guys that never accomplish anything - unless you consider starting trouble an accomplishment. Interesting, isn't it?

Answer 1

very interesting

Answer 2

not really. look At what games like socom and meddle of honer. that involves some teamwork to alot of teamwork. the first two are seemly that way but Combined assault is one that a norther game will help you beat it because there is a norther fire team in the same area and if you beat the psp version first the real game is easier to beat because you start with more weapons. and vice versa. yes I see what you are saying but that is what makes most video games the best.


Even in real life it is possibly for someone to do a lot (ether good or bad). think if someone had the mind they could just run up in some were with a big gun and ammo and just put it out on a bunch of people. (bad) or some one could be in Iraq or some place like that and maby be run out of a tank on fire and just shoot a person take a gun and save the rest of a platoon.( good)(of coerce these are high standards probably won't happen).

Answer 3

what exactly do you mean a TV lineup? you mean around what's on TV, like i can't out then because so ans so show is on, and i must get back for 5 because thingy is on and i never miss it? then yes i've done that

Answer 4

kind of. Masterchief in halo used to have a squad. Now they're all dead. We'll give him an A for effort at least.

Answer 5

Hey yeah, but then again, it gives the player a sense of being immortal.