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Besides, he only really made 2 critical comment, both of which I agree with, but are somewhat trivial.
I'll rephrase what I meant : That was only on one issue within MGS4. The Kotaku title seems to imply that Hayter found numerous problems within MGS4, when really he only had 1.
I agree with the statement that that relates to though =]
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Its a shame that they didn't get to ask more questions though. Silly convention noobs.
Basically, he's bitching that they made Snake into a realisticly weak person, instead of a ridiculously badass guy.
1. No one, it doesn't matter how tough you are, could easily just up and kill themselves without hesitation or a moment of thought beforehand. It's not just something you decide to do and then just do it. I know Snake's killed countless people, but I'm pretty sure ending other peoples lives is different from ending your own. Anyone and everyone is afraid of death.
2. Homoerotic? I guess I can see how someone might get that, but, until I read this article, I've honestly never thought of Snake and Otacon being gay lovers.
I mean, I think it was pretty obvious that Snake was in love with Meryl in the Otacon ending that David Hayter seems to think was a bit gay. Snake gave that whole speech about her after she died, how he "gave into his fear, gave into his pain" and how he "couldn't protect her."
Honestly, you'd have to be pretty dumb to have not noticed that, especially if you're the one who actually did voice-overs for that speech.
I find his criticisms to be trivial and, in the case of the first bit, uneducated. Snake was already tough enough, it would be ridiculous if they made him any more manly.
I still like David Hayter, but I think he's being a bit ridiculous with this...
I've never killed anybody, but I would think that taking someone's life is going to be different than taking your own. I don't think it matters how many people you have killed, your life is your life, and if you are human at all, it's only natural to hesitate committing suicide. After playing through the entire Metal Gear series, yes, we have all seen how Snake has been used, how he has been a pawn of different causes, how he killed countless soldiers, how he was artificially created, but he is still a human being. He has a heart, a mind, a sou, and emotional ties to the world that he lived in, no matter how twisted this world isl. I really don't know what David is getting at.
The only way someone can just up an kill themselves in an instant, without hesitation is if they're completely insane or if it's an accident.
And NEXT TIME, you might NOT wanna come off as a wannabe smartass. It's a simple discussion, unnecessary sarcasm pisses the *bleep* outta me.
I don't think anyone can just end their own life without a second thought. Even once you decide on it, I doubt you would just do it. I think you'd bite the barrel a few times before finally pulling the trigger.
Snake doesn't even want to die...and you're going to tell me it should be easy just because he killed other people? I can't punch myself as hard as I can. No matter how hard I try I'd hold back, despite having hit other people.
Not to mention other factors like he has half a year to live, at the moment he believed he was going to be a walking WMD, and nothing to lose...all of these factors led to ONE POSSIBLE CONCLUSION.
It wasn't until Big Boss tells Snake of Naomi's finding that he can finally live. I will not lie though, I was too relieved that Snake did not shoot himself in the end though...I understand the impact it could've done on the ending, but I just prefer it that way.
What I'm saying is just because you have killed people, it doesn't mean it's automatically easy to kill yourself. Ironically, after Snake had been used his whole life, Hayter's comments make it sound like he also used Snake as a tool, and didn't care about his emotions or his life.
If anything, Snake could've been quarantined, and probably could've lived for half a year later. Although, if he did that, it would've really just been waiting to die in a prison-like environment.
I didn't say the only way people can kill themselves is if they're insane of if they do it by accident. I said that people who kill themselves without hesitation must be insane or must do it by accident.
And NEXT TIME you might not wanna come off as an ignorant person. It's a simple comment to be read, and ignorance really pisses the *bleep* out of me...
Then slap yourself 2 more times. For being a smartass and using sarcasm where it was not needed in the first place, AND for complete lack of originality; peace.
Jesus *bleep*ing Christ.
See? It's not cool to try to change people's words...
I can understand Hayter's perspective, but I likely would have been tear-jerked if the cutscenes that followed didn't show up. Was still emotional, but I really didn't want Snake to go out that way.
I looked it up, and apparently he did both. He swallowed a cyanide pill and then blew his brains out...wow, he really wanted to die.