Metal Gear Solid - Tactical Megathread Action VII. Could Plisken actually be Snake? - Games

[QUOTE=Taggart;41006225]With the exception that Ocelot's arm transplant didn't actually work properly, yeah Then again, maybe that wouldn't be a problem if you weren't trying to put the arm of a batshit crazy clone on in replacement, of course.[/QUOTE] [sp]Ocelot wasn't actually possessed by Liquid though.[/sp]

[QUOTE=Rusty100;41003444]not even close to as similar as msg3 and peacewalker. and at least mgs1 and 2 both have good gameplay unlike pw[/QUOTE] i haven't played pw as i don't have the money to so i cant comment on that the videos of the gameplay i've seen make it look kinda ehh because it's super cqc focused and combat focused, which seems off for mgs [editline]12th June 2013[/editline] [QUOTE=Frosty701;41002364]What puzzles me the most is that if Kiefer is voicing Big Boss, than why the hell is he voicing the bandaged guy: 0:27 [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xfo5-L_vu8k&list=UUKy1dAqELo0zrOtPkf0eTMw&index[/media][/QUOTE] because ishmael isn't real and is all a part of snake's imagination

[QUOTE=Ca5bah;41006326][sp]Ocelot wasn't actually possessed by Liquid though.[/sp][/QUOTE] Oh aye I know, I'm referring to the fact that [sp]he gets it replaced again with a cybernetic prosphetic, under the guise of "restoring" or "balancing" or something "his psyche".[/sp] Weird man he is.

[QUOTE=Taggart;41005637]I'm still trying to work out why Kaz loses an arm, though more specifically, how that's even possible, when you consider this: [img]http://images.wikia.com/metalgear/images/5/58/Master_Miller.jpg[/img] Unless the MGS Universe has some very fucking good prosthetics, he somehow has a very human looking arm by 2005.[/QUOTE] Isn't that concept art of MGS1? In which case its just liquid.

[QUOTE=spekter;41006552]Isn't that concept art of MGS1? In which case its just liquid.[/QUOTE] That's always a possibility too, since Miller is never actually seen in MGS1 [sp]due to being dead and all[/sp]. The alternative of course is that it IS Miller, but is also perfectly capable of being retconned. Which wouldn't actually be that suprising, considering Miller was already retconned once :v:

[url]http://www.gametrailers.com/videos/lpco6n/metal-gear-solid-v--the-phantom-pain-e3-2013--kojima-interview[/url] PC port confirmed to be under the works and they are looking to release it along with the other platforms.

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/zVigcG5.jpg[/IMG] Any news on this?

[QUOTE=spekter;41006552]Isn't that concept art of MGS1? In which case its just liquid.[/QUOTE] It does make sense that he regained limbs somehow though, he did train Solid Snake after all.

[QUOTE=Ca5bah;41006326][sp]Ocelot wasn't actually possessed by Liquid though.[/sp][/QUOTE] I thought he was actually possesed during MGS2, I think that was the reason why he got rid of the arm in the first place. To eliminate the random factors. And then he used that to fool the La-li-lu-le-lo.

He wasn't actually possessed, it was all nano machines, Though he did snag the arm.

[QUOTE=Taggart;41005637]I'm still trying to work out why Kaz loses an arm, though more specifically, how that's even possible, when you consider this: [img]http://images.wikia.com/metalgear/images/5/58/Master_Miller.jpg[/img] Unless the MGS Universe has some very fucking good prosthetics, he somehow has a very human looking arm by 2005.[/QUOTE] Well, if not just liquid, what if Miller transplanted someone else's arm and leg like how Ocelot originally got Liquid's arm.

[QUOTE=Itsjustguy;41004358]He CAN'T be Liquid, why would the Patriots use such a valuable "insurance" from the Terrible Children program to hide in an Afghani shack ? Liquid was probably in the US or UK during the games time training to be a SAS member.[/QUOTE] Im pretty sure it was stated before he was a child soldier. Also look at him dude, "A Youth who Curses his Destiny" Come on. [editline]12th June 2013[/editline] [QUOTE=Paul McCartney;41007093]He wasn't actually possessed, it was all nano machines, Though he did snag the arm.[/QUOTE] No, in MGS2 it was genuine possession, in MGS4 it wasnt, hence the mechanical arm in MGS4. Dont argue it. [b] His father is The Sorrow.[/b]

Maybe it's Raiden?.... Even though he doesn't look like him at all... [editline]12th June 2013[/editline] The "curses his fate" kid I mean

[QUOTE=DEMONSKUL;41008471]Maybe it's Raiden?.... Even though he doesn't look like him at all... [editline]12th June 2013[/editline] The "curses his fate" kid I mean[/QUOTE] Unless Soldius plays a major role, no, its not.

[QUOTE=DEMONSKUL;41008471]Maybe it's Raiden?.... Even though he doesn't look like him at all... [editline]12th June 2013[/editline] The "curses his fate" kid I mean[/QUOTE] Raiden would be much, much younger. Eli looks about 12.

[QUOTE=Mr.Cookie;41008501]Raiden would be much, much younger. Eli looks about 12.[/QUOTE] True...Maybe it's just a new character then.

Its Liquid.

[QUOTE=BananaMed;41006990]the La-li-lu-le-lo.[/QUOTE] Wait, why can't you say the patriots? ARE YOU WORKING FOR THEM? In other news, Metal Gear solid 5 looks absolutely amazing. Open world stealth.. oh man

He's even wearing Liquid's necklace, and Liquid makes it clear that he met Big Boss when he was young.

[QUOTE=Zeos;41008673]He's even wearing Liquid's necklace, and Liquid makes it clear that he met Big Boss when he was young.[/QUOTE] Liquid doesn't wear a necklace, he wears dogtags.

The necklace has Jackal teeth on it.

I don't understand how Kaz would train Solid Snake to be an expert in CQC if he was missing an arm and a leg

[QUOTE=DANKA;41009639]I don't understand how Kaz would train Solid Snake to be an expert in CQC if he was missing an arm and a leg[/QUOTE] Thank god Big Boss was the one who taught him.

[QUOTE=AaronM202;41009646]Thank god Big Boss was the one who taught him.[/QUOTE] But Master Miller becomes a drill seargeant who ends up teaching future soldiers, I don't know how he'd do it if he's missing limbs

[QUOTE=DANKA;41009760]But Master Miller becomes a drill seargeant who ends up teaching future soldiers, I don't know how he'd do it if he's missing limbs[/QUOTE] Are you forgetting that Big Boss himself has a cyborg arm as he rescues Miller? Come on dude :v:

I clearly am :v: I think I'm gonna go through the entire series again. I went through 2+3 when HD came out, but I need to do them all again, fucking hype. Need to absorb as much metal gear as I can!

Is it worth it to get and play through Portable Ops? I found it on the Playstation Store for $10 and I'm tempted to get it.

[QUOTE=Tortekr;41011537]Is it worth it to get and play through Portable Ops? I found it on the Playstation Store for $10 and I'm tempted to get it.[/QUOTE] Depends, if it works with a second joystick for the camera go right ahead, if it doesnt and you're doing on PSP fucking dont the controls are awful.

[QUOTE=Tortekr;41011537]Is it worth it to get and play through Portable Ops? I found it on the Playstation Store for $10 and I'm tempted to get it.[/QUOTE] It has no real impact on the overall story. It was mentioned once in PW. I don't know what the gameplay is like though.

What I'm wondering is how Big Boss goes from a mercenary out for revenge to heading up U.S. Special Forces Unit FOXHOUND. [editline]12th June 2013[/editline] [QUOTE=PotatoArmada;41011564]It has no real impact on the overall story. It was mentioned once in PW. I don't know what the gameplay is like though.[/QUOTE] Well it does show where Big Boss gets his funds for Soldiers Without Borders and it shows Big Boss recruiting his first soldier, though you're probably best just watching a longplay of it.