Wishmaster92
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Good job Kojima. You truly deserve them.
She's a bad character because she shows her cleavage?
Sniper Wolf is as good as a Kojima character can get. Her backstory is great, her dialogue is memorable and she has her own fucking pack of wolves.
I just read back lol...
Olga, Meryl and The Boss and also throw Naomi in there...
I thought we were talking about female characters in MGS lol
Sniper Wolf, EVA both are badass
old? I was right!!!
old? I was right!!!
y u no like Monica Bellucci?!
HIS !? Was EVA atranssexual?
old? I was right!!!
old? I was right!!!
People want to hire him already to voice Promptos in Final Fantasy XV, he seems to be quite popular.
Hmm, I can see this ending with Solid Snake at Zanzibar.
I love Monica Bellucci :3, but Naomi character is destroyed in MGS4
he was great in RE6,People want to hire him already to voice Promptos in Final Fantasy XV, he seems to be quite popular.
Hmm, I can see this ending with Solid Snake at Zanzibar.
he was great in RE6,
like I said earlier he talks exactly like Old Ocelot, voice isn't the best fit but damn I can imagine him saying
"Revolverrrrrrrrrrrr...........OceloT"
OK, stick with me here, guys, this is my best shot at putting what we know so far into chronological order:
Ground Zeroes
- Kaz hears reports of Paz being picked up in the Caribbean Sea and held by Cipher at Camp Omega. Chico has been missing for a week, they presume he's suffered the same fate. This is an elaborate ruse by Cipher (and his agent Skullface) to lure Big Boss out of Mother Base and leave it unprotected.
- Big Boss, the dope, falls for it, and moseys on out for a doomed one-man sneaking mission, in the vein of the Tanker chapter and the Virtuous Mission. As he climbs the cliffs south of Camp Omega, Skullface's men fly out north over his head (in the direction of Mother Base, in other words)
- Skullface's men have removed the XOF logos from their uniforms and helicopter. They're posing as a UN inspection team that Kaz mentions is coming to inspect Mother Base
- Big Boss finds Chico in his cage - this is where the 'strangling' scene from the newest trailer takes place. Looking at it closely, I don't really know if it's strangling, though. Big Boss has his hands crossed and he's holding Chico up by the shoulders, which is a weird way to strangle someone unless you have them pressed against a wall, y'know? He might just be trying to shake Chico away
- Whatever it is, Chico lives at least a little while longer. He comes with Big Boss as they look for Paz, who they find chained up (this scene is also in the new trailer) at about 1:44
- The 'operation' scene. Now, this is a bit of guesswork, but I think this scene takes place on the helicopter as Big Boss, Chico and Paz are all being extracted back to Mother Base. The reason being that there's a fourth person in the scene, digging around in Paz's guts while BB and Chico hold her down. If he's working with Big Boss he's obviously not at Camp Omega, and BB didn't bring anyone else with him. I'm guessing that they're all on the chopper when they start hearing a beeping noise, and they track it to Paz's stomach (like the goon in The Dark Knight with a cellphone bomb implanted in his stomach, remember?)
- I think that explains this screenshot:
I always thought that was Big Boss flying away from Mother Base after its destruction, but that would require some other event to happen after all that to blow BB's arm off and send him into a coma. Now imagine that it actually happens on the way to Mother Base, and BB's just been holding Paz down, he's splattered with her blood, looking horrified, and he pulls the chopper's door open only to see Mother Base already on fire as they arrive.
- They land, Big Boss dashes out to try and save all his dudes, only to find all of Skullface's men and Skullface himself. I think this scene is in the new trailer, too, at about 6:47. Skullface makes a big show of disembarking from his chopper, gloating, and Big Boss catches a surprise attack, loses the arm, drops into a nine year coma. Kaz presumably finds him and drags him onto the one remaining chopper to escape, or something equally dramatic.
- Gorgeous opening credits sequence scored with 'Sins of the Father', late title card, begin...
The Phantom Pain
- Big Boss phases in and out of consciousness for a while, hears muffled voices, sees that bald doctor, etc
- Things start exploding, BB falls out of his bed, sees his hook hand for the first time, and then 'Ishmael' appears to save him. Ishmael is, according to various theories, either a representation of BB's own will to survive, or a hallucination caused by young Psycho Mantis (the blonde kid in the gasmask and strait jacket) to either lead Big Boss to safety or even worse harm
- Hallucinations galore as Big Boss drags his wasted body out of the hospital. Fiery Volgin, fiery horse, fiery whale, etc etc
- At some point Big Boss and Ishmael get into an ambulance, but this flips over (slow motion shot in the original Phantom Pain trailer)
- Ocelot shows up on a horse to save the day. Big Boss rides pillion, using a shotgun to shoot at the fiery horse chasing them (if it is indeed a hallucination, I wonder what Ocelot makes of BB shooting at nothing )
- After they escape, BB goes through some kind of undefined recovery period in which he gets swole once more, grows a sick ponytail, and has a new robot hand fitted. He might also start up his Diamond Dogs private army at this point, but perhaps that only happens once he rescues Kaz
- Oh right, Kaz. Well, the best we can assume is that Kaz gets captured at some point while BB is in his coma. And, at this point in the Metal Gear universe timeline, the prime suspect for any capturing is going to be Cipher. Peace Walker mega-spoilers:. When BB finds him, he's short one arm, one foot and maybe an eyeKaz was accepting bribes from Cipher throughout the events of Peace Walker, but he cut ties with them at some point before the end, so perhaps they hold a grudge
- What he certainly isn't short on, though, is lust for revenge. Peace and harmony evidently isn't a big thing amongst the Diamond Dogs, and this is where all the exciting taboo-violation and mature themes of MGSV will presumably begin. Kaz takes to wearing a beret and trenchcoat
- Dem torture scenes. I'm guessing Kaz and Big Boss are looking for moles - they need to know that Cipher doesn't have any agents in their organization - and Ocelot is just happy to be involved. Dude loves torturin'. Either that or they're teaching their own people how to resist torture if they're ever captured.
Phew, that's the best I can do for now. I'm sure I've got some of it wrong, but I love theorising on Metal Gear trailers.
Liquid Snake is THE most underrated character in MGS franchise, and IIRC, Kojima also regrets killing Liquid Snake too early.
OK, stick with me here, guys, this is my best shot at putting what we know so far into chronological order:
Ground Zeroes
- Kaz hears reports of Paz being picked up in the Caribbean Sea and held by Cipher at Camp Omega. Chico has been missing for a week, they presume he's suffered the same fate. This is an elaborate ruse by Cipher (and his agent Skullface) to lure Big Boss out of Mother Base and leave it unprotected.
- Big Boss, the dope, falls for it, and moseys on out for a doomed one-man sneaking mission, in the vein of the Tanker chapter and the Virtuous Mission. As he climbs the cliffs south of Camp Omega, Skullface's men fly out north over his head (in the direction of Mother Base, in other words)
- Skullface's men have removed the XOF logos from their uniforms and helicopter. They're posing as a UN inspection team that Kaz mentions is coming to inspect Mother Base
- Big Boss finds Chico in his cage - this is where the 'strangling' scene from the newest trailer takes place. Looking at it closely, I don't really know if it's strangling, though. Big Boss has his hands crossed and he's holding Chico up by the shoulders, which is a weird way to strangle someone unless you have them pressed against a wall, y'know? He might just be trying to shake Chico away
- Whatever it is, Chico lives at least a little while longer. He comes with Big Boss as they look for Paz, who they find chained up (this scene is also in the new trailer) at about 1:44
- The 'operation' scene. Now, this is a bit of guesswork, but I think this scene takes place on the helicopter as Big Boss, Chico and Paz are all being extracted back to Mother Base. The reason being that there's a fourth person in the scene, digging around in Paz's guts while BB and Chico hold her down. If he's working with Big Boss he's obviously not at Camp Omega, and BB didn't bring anyone else with him. I'm guessing that they're all on the chopper when they start hearing a beeping noise, and they track it to Paz's stomach (like the goon in The Dark Knight with a cellphone bomb implanted in his stomach, remember?)
- I think that explains this screenshot:
I always thought that was Big Boss flying away from Mother Base after its destruction, but that would require some other event to happen after all that to blow BB's arm off and send him into a coma. Now imagine that it actually happens on the way to Mother Base, and BB's just been holding Paz down, he's splattered with her blood, looking horrified, and he pulls the chopper's door open only to see Mother Base already on fire as they arrive.
- They land, Big Boss dashes out to try and save all his dudes, only to find all of Skullface's men and Skullface himself. I think this scene is in the new trailer, too, at about 6:47. Skullface makes a big show of disembarking from his chopper, gloating, and Big Boss catches a surprise attack, loses the arm, drops into a nine year coma. Kaz presumably finds him and drags him onto the one remaining chopper to escape, or something equally dramatic.
- Gorgeous opening credits sequence scored with 'Sins of the Father', late title card, begin...
The Phantom Pain
- Big Boss phases in and out of consciousness for a while, hears muffled voices, sees that bald doctor, etc
- Things start exploding, BB falls out of his bed, sees his hook hand for the first time, and then 'Ishmael' appears to save him. Ishmael is, according to various theories, either a representation of BB's own will to survive, or a hallucination caused by young Psycho Mantis (the blonde kid in the gasmask and strait jacket) to either lead Big Boss to safety or even worse harm
- Hallucinations galore as Big Boss drags his wasted body out of the hospital. Fiery Volgin, fiery horse, fiery whale, etc etc
- At some point Big Boss and Ishmael get into an ambulance, but this flips over (slow motion shot in the original Phantom Pain trailer)
- Ocelot shows up on a horse to save the day. Big Boss rides pillion, using a shotgun to shoot at the fiery horse chasing them (if it is indeed a hallucination, I wonder what Ocelot makes of BB shooting at nothing )
- After they escape, BB goes through some kind of undefined recovery period in which he gets swole once more, grows a sick ponytail, and has a new robot hand fitted. He might also start up his Diamond Dogs private army at this point, but perhaps that only happens once he rescues Kaz
- Oh right, Kaz. Well, the best we can assume is that Kaz gets captured at some point while BB is in his coma. And, at this point in the Metal Gear universe timeline, the prime suspect for any capturing is going to be Cipher. Peace Walker mega-spoilers:. When BB finds him, he's short one arm, one foot and maybe an eyeKaz was accepting bribes from Cipher throughout the events of Peace Walker, but he cut ties with them at some point before the end, so perhaps they hold a grudge
- What he certainly isn't short on, though, is lust for revenge. Peace and harmony evidently isn't a big thing amongst the Diamond Dogs, and this is where all the exciting taboo-violation and mature themes of MGSV will presumably begin. Kaz takes to wearing a beret and trenchcoat
- Dem torture scenes. I'm guessing Kaz and Big Boss are looking for moles - they need to know that Cipher doesn't have any agents in their organization - and Ocelot is just happy to be involved. Dude loves torturin'. Either that or they're teaching their own people how to resist torture if they're ever captured.
Phew, that's the best I can do for now. I'm sure I've got some of it wrong, but I love theorising on Metal Gear trailers.
Dumb question time!
So, is Ground Zeroes a different game? Or is it just the prologue section of MGSV: PP?
The blood on his face part doesn't make much sense, because it looks like he's got a cut there too. Which disappears when he's firing from the helicopter and on the ground fighting with his men.
Dumb question time!
So, is Ground Zeroes a different game? Or is it just the prologue section of MGSV: PP?
Liquid Snake and Vulcan Raven were walking around shirtless for like 12 hours in Alaska. ALASKA.pics
He also made The Boss probably the single greatest female character in gaming.
Well, at least it's good they didn't drag him out. The arc of Liquid in 1 was well executed, you shoot him down in an attack chopper, you blow up the Metal Gear he's piloting, you then beat him up on top of said Metal Gear, and then you shoot him down in a car chase. He finally gets the upper hand after all that and doesn't even die by your hand, just dumb luck. I love it. I don't think they'd do his character any favours by keeping him around, the surrogate Liquid in Ocelot was enough.Liquid Snake is THE most underrated character in MGS franchise, and IIRC, Kojima also regrets killing Liquid Snake too early.
The MGS subreddit also has a pretty cool ARG thread:
http://www.reddit.com/r/metalgearsolid/comments/1g6qgx/the_official_metal_gear_solid_v_arg_thread/
OK, stick with me here, guys, this is my best shot at putting what we know so far into chronological order:
Ground Zeroes
- Kaz hears reports of Paz being picked up in the Caribbean Sea and held by Cipher at Camp Omega. Chico has been missing for a week, they presume he's suffered the same fate. This is an elaborate ruse by Cipher (and his agent Skullface) to lure Big Boss out of Mother Base and leave it unprotected.
- Big Boss, the dope, falls for it, and moseys on out for a doomed one-man sneaking mission, in the vein of the Tanker chapter and the Virtuous Mission. As he climbs the cliffs south of Camp Omega, Skullface's men fly out north over his head (in the direction of Mother Base, in other words)
- Skullface's men have removed the XOF logos from their uniforms and helicopter. They're posing as a UN inspection team that Kaz mentions is coming to inspect Mother Base
- Big Boss finds Chico in his cage - this is where the 'strangling' scene from the newest trailer takes place. Looking at it closely, I don't really know if it's strangling, though. Big Boss has his hands crossed and he's holding Chico up by the shoulders, which is a weird way to strangle someone unless you have them pressed against a wall, y'know? He might just be trying to shake Chico awake
- Whatever it is, Chico lives at least a little while longer. He comes with Big Boss as they look for Paz, who they find chained up (this scene is also in the new trailer) at about 1:44
- The 'operation' scene. Now, this is a bit of guesswork, but I think this scene takes place on the helicopter as Big Boss, Chico and Paz are all being extracted back to Mother Base. The reason being that there's a fourth person in the scene, digging around in Paz's guts while BB and Chico hold her down. If he's working with Big Boss he's obviously not at Camp Omega, and BB didn't bring anyone else with him. I'm guessing that they're all on the chopper when they start hearing a beeping noise, and they track it to Paz's stomach (like the goon in The Dark Knight with a cellphone bomb implanted in his stomach, remember?)
- I think that explains this screenshot:
I always thought that was Big Boss flying away from Mother Base after its destruction, but that would require some other event to happen after all that to blow BB's arm off and send him into a coma. Now imagine that it actually happens on the way to Mother Base, and BB's just been holding Paz down, he's splattered with her blood, looking horrified, and he pulls the chopper's door open only to see Mother Base already on fire as they arrive.
- They land, Big Boss dashes out to try and save all his dudes, only to find all of Skullface's men and Skullface himself. I think this scene is in the new trailer, too, at about 6:47. Skullface makes a big show of disembarking from his chopper, gloating, and Big Boss catches a surprise attack, loses the arm, drops into a nine year coma. Kaz presumably finds him and drags him onto the one remaining chopper to escape, or something equally dramatic.
- Gorgeous opening credits sequence scored with 'Sins of the Father', late title card, begin...
The Phantom Pain
- Big Boss phases in and out of consciousness for a while, hears muffled voices, sees that bald doctor, etc
- Things start exploding, BB falls out of his bed, sees his hook hand for the first time, and then 'Ishmael' appears to save him. Ishmael is, according to various theories, either a representation of BB's own will to survive, or a hallucination caused by young Psycho Mantis (the blonde kid in the gasmask and strait jacket) to either lead Big Boss to safety or even worse harm
- Hallucinations galore as Big Boss drags his wasted body out of the hospital. Fiery Volgin, fiery horse, fiery whale, etc etc
- At some point Big Boss and Ishmael get into an ambulance, but this flips over (slow motion shot in the original Phantom Pain trailer)
- Ocelot shows up on a horse to save the day. Big Boss rides pillion, using a shotgun to shoot at the fiery horse chasing them (if it is indeed a hallucination, I wonder what Ocelot makes of BB shooting at nothing )
- After they escape, BB goes through some kind of undefined recovery period in which he gets swole once more, grows a sick ponytail, and has a new robot hand fitted. He might also start up his Diamond Dogs private army at this point, but perhaps that only happens once he rescues Kaz
- Oh right, Kaz. Well, the best we can assume is that Kaz gets captured at some point while BB is in his coma. And, at this point in the Metal Gear universe timeline, the prime suspect for any capturing is going to be Cipher. Peace Walker mega-spoilers:. When BB finds him, he's short one arm, one foot and maybe an eyeKaz was accepting bribes from Cipher throughout the events of Peace Walker, but he cut ties with them at some point before the end, so perhaps they hold a grudge
- What he certainly isn't short on, though, is lust for revenge. Peace and harmony evidently isn't a big thing amongst the Diamond Dogs, and this is where all the exciting taboo-violation and mature themes of MGSV will presumably begin. Kaz takes to wearing a beret and trenchcoat
- Dem torture scenes. I'm guessing Kaz and Big Boss are looking for moles - they need to know that Cipher doesn't have any agents in their organization - and Ocelot is just happy to be involved. Dude loves torturin'. Either that or they're teaching their own people how to resist torture if they're ever captured.
Phew, that's the best I can do for now. I'm sure I've got some of it wrong, but I love theorising on Metal Gear trailers.
No, I don't think so. A boring flashback scenario wouldn't be as impactful. Besides, I don't think that's how Kojima rolls.i think we might play the ground zeroes part after the hospital escape (tutorial) as some kind of flashback
No, I don't think so. A boring flashback scenario wouldn't be as impactful. Besides, I don't think that's how Kojima rolls.
No, I don't think so. A boring flashback scenario wouldn't be as impactful. Besides, I don't think that's how Kojima rolls.
So is the kid with the gas mask going to be Psycho Mantis?
Or was that debunked due to the dates not matching up?
Absolutely. Then there was the atrocious Beauty and the Beast unit in MGS4.
"These women are traumatized by war. They're also smoking hot with supermodel bodies. And you helped free them from their torment Snake. Say, send some of those sexy photos over when you get the chance. I need to fap." - Drebin
The blood on his face part doesn't make much sense, because it looks like he's got a cut there too. Which disappears when he's firing from the helicopter and on the ground fighting with his men.
Also don't forget that robot arm Big Boss is sporting is likely Zadornov's robotic arm from Peace Walker. In the second trailer at the post credits scene we see him light a cigar, presumably with the robotic arm. Zadornov's robotic arm had a lighter.
But I'll just say thing again:
The one thing that is puzzling me the most is the role of Kaz/Master Miller. Before Peace Walker Miller was an unimportant character, you only really "met" him in MG2 and in MGS1 he just turned out to be Liquid in disguise, as Liquid presumably killed him.
Now all of a sudden we find out he has a MAJOR role in the creation of Outer Heaven and has a close relationship with Big Boss. So the question is what the fuck happens to him especially after the events of MG1 and MG2 when BB is gone? Who really killed him and why? And why is he wearing a trench coat like he's Big Boss or something?
Snake/Big Boss needs to start sporting that trench coat now he's no longer Naked Snake he is the legend Big Boss, creator of Outer Heaven, and The Boss's successor. So there better be a fucking tench coat outfit for Snake too.