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Originally Posted by Karasu
Each game has it's story, but for some reason...I really was drawn to AC 5's. Options, Planes, and Gameplay aside...It really is a story I think as human beings, we should take very much into consideration. I mean, the theme of The Unsung War is IMO, peace. I think the game producers and director really wanted to get that across. Yea, some people might think it's cheesy that Nagase, Archer or Chopper kept on talking about peace, but I think it's something we should strive for in this world. I mean, who's to say there won't be a country that would do something drastic like using WMDs on their own selves? [Well I guess Iraq comes to mind] Anyway, I just think that the theme of the game should be what's important, and be noticed by all who play it.
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They did touch on this in Zero, though briefly. I believe it was the Annihilation of the Sword mission where PJ and Pixy have a conversation. PJ says something about wanting to be a warrior for peace and Pixy quickly blasts him, saying something like "while your fighting for peace in the air, blood is being shed on the ground [...] You can't stop bloodshed with more bloodshed." Pixy also says something about how PJ shouldnt be flying with these notions in his head. While this is just one part in the game, I loved hearing this because of course It added a bit of story and depth to the characters in a game that seems more about the actual fight than the story behind it.
Also, as people have said before me, AC5 was about 4 or so characters and how horrible war is and the hopelessnes of it. AC0 is about the mercenaries in general, how they profit from war and in a sense and aren't necessarily victims of it. They chose to be there, and in a way, were having fun. I think the whole "Round Table" deal adds to this. I like to think of the round table as just that, meeting ground where warriors meet/clash and the victor walks away with something more (based on your play style, a knight might walk away with a sense of honor, having just defeated a tough foe, a soldier might walk away with a stronger sense of determination and duty and a mercenary with a much bigger wallet, pride and ego.)
I might just be reading too much into things but thats my .02 on Zero and I guess, why i love it too.
I was speaking idiomatically.