Kinda ironic a DDLC profile pic is under this game in particular. I see you got a certain taste for story types

Wait, konrad leads the 33rd?

@@axupan6951 I don't know if you're being serious about what you just said but yeah, he is the colonel of the battalion thus is/was the leader.

@@KillerBigMeat i was just responding to the comment that there was a mistake on their part

@@axupan6951 ah okay

Actually it's a fourth wall break, the game is actually talking straight to the player

i liked that quote, its actually summing up all youre doing and all you will do, talking to you about your violence. read the loading screens "how many americans have you killed today?"

Blade61100 I was always trying to figure out how Walker was planning to evacuate Dubai and you know what, his desire for redeeming himself and his team from the White Phosphorus mistake and the fact that everyone including his own were shooting at him and his team blinded him that he suffered from PTSD that made him too dangerous for both his team and his enemies and he followed in Konrad's footsteps and was gonna attempt another run through the storm wall and kill even more, Konrad's voice was merely Walker's subconscious trying to warn him from himself from becoming another egomaniac like John Konrad. It's not right to leave innocents die but if your attempt to save them would lead to more deaths then you shouldn't try, Konrad disobeyed direct orders and without having a plan B to save innocents which makes him dumb, Walker was sent to do a quick recon for any survivors and to be more precise, he was sent to look for and bring back Grey Fox but Washington would never tell him that and Walker should've called in when McPherson tried to ambush him and his team because surviving and killing enemies doesn't always mean that you're victorious... take it from a former US Ranger, soldiers are the best when it comes to killing and that's not always a good thing but no denying that everyone and anyone who holds and aims a gun at Walker and his team is an enemy and that's what Walker was hiding from his team and the proof is the tidy bear Walker found that made him not sure what he's fighting against and he kept that a secret so the pressure on Adams' and Lugo's nerves doesn't increase because if it did, they'll turn on each other just like the Damned 33rd did.

*stares in postal*

@@davidayarra3129 None, cause they're npcs

Honestly, the biggest antagonist of the story was Walker himself

@@isaywhateveriwantandyougot7421 very true

@@isaywhateveriwantandyougot7421 Kind of.

The Radioman really wasn't that bad. He uncovered the UAE government's neglect to not evacuate the people on time and decided to stay behind to assist the 33rd. He does coordinate the soldiers to hunt down Delta, though Delta did a lot of stuff to deserve that.

He didn't trust him, you heard him said that the radioman is helping the 33rd (the people who are trying to kill you) in helping finding them... He probably thought if his back was turn the radioman would directly contact the 33rd... he thougt it would be a hassle if he let him live

He was a pain in the ass.

That DJ caused most of the mess with Walker in the beginning

@@guts-141 technically 2-3 people are to blame 1) Walker for not going back after finding the signs of life 2) Riggs and the CIA for making the civil war 3) McPherson the Lieutenant for not talking to walker when first rescued 4 & 5 the game developers and players.

@@judyhopps9380 To blame the players and the developers its kinda illogical

Best part is, Konrad was already dead. So this is Walker raging at himself, hating himself just a little more for what he's done, and what his orders have led his men to do

@@bthy384 Schizophrenia: The line

+Justin Vallejos /watch?v=2jNJYWwAZZ8 here it is.

Name Song?

Jimi Hendrix Woodstock live

Death Don't Have No Mercy - Grateful Dead i think

I don't think it has a name but if you put 'Spec Ops Radioman' into the search bar, you should get a video that's just the music from this scene.

***** oh my fucking god.. i'm looking for this music since TWO YEARS ! Dude, thanks ! Thanks a lot !

helias972 Did you find it?

***** yeah, finally \o/ Thx !

helias972 Well at least your search has come to an end.

Pretty sure he was bad because he was holding Walker and his squad there till backup could arrive

Pretty much no one in the entire game is good, which is definitely one of the reasons it's worth checking out.

@@ThePeteriarchy love to agree, honestly. But i do have a personal belief that Konrad and the US army in the Epilogue didn't mean any harm to anyone in this mess.

Or he just lost his f****** mind along with everybody else.

@@moomoomilkhd4194 Walker and his team aren't so much heroes either, i bet this was just people killing people as much times it is

Furious Finch what and Walker was a good one?

No. He was just human, and reached his snapping point

@@bthy384 All Soldiers are human and frankly a failure to follow orders or blatantly violating behavior protocols marks a bad soldier which Lugo was.

@Sgt. Negative He means bad as in insubordinate, reckless, and downright murderous at the cost of his team.

@Luis Yes, they were all bad soldiers.