Campaigns as Axis?

[MAYAman]

Originally Posted by versapak

Politically correct morons?

Why would anyone actually want to play a campaign as the Nazis?


It is one thing to play as them as just another skin in a storyless multiplayer, but a campaign? There was nothing good about the Nazis, and their evil is too real to too many people to bring their side home as some sort of entertainment.

It has nothing to do with politically correct, and everything to do with decency as a member of the human race.

MAYA, you know I am not exactly poltically correct, but a campaign as the Nazis would disgust me, and I actually wouldn't support any game that would even attempt such a thing.

Hi Versa!

I always play both campaigns in games like this. I play Panzer General, Iron Storm, Allied General, etc etc because of the what if situations. It would be hypocritical of me to say I don't like playing as the Nazi's or Japanese in CoD WaW, its fun. Hell I like gunning down innocent people in Grand Theft auto, doesn't mean I support real world scumbags. I am not a Nazi and nobody I know is a Nazi, what hitler did to the Jews is terrible but I am looking at it strictly from a military game stand point. I enjoy playing games as Napoleon too, and he was considered one of the Anti Christs. I think people read a little too much into this. Its fun to play the bad guys. Not to mention the German Weapons are sooooo much cooler.

[dennis580]

Originally Posted by MAYAman

Hi Versa!
I enjoy playing games as Napoleon too, and he was considered one of the Anti Christs.

What??? That is just a flatout dumb statement(It was Russian propraganda and nothing more). Napoleon was one of the most civilized, and humane conquers ever with the exception of Cyrus the Great no other conquer was more civilized, and humane, and cared more about the rights, and liberty of man.

Napoleon along with Cyrus the Great is one of the very, very, very few conquers that can genuinely be considered a good person.

Napoleon and Cyrus both protected, and helped the Jews even though it was an extremely unpopular thing to do. Both of these conquers tryed to do what was right, and just, and they were both very tolerant of other races, and religions