@@BravidunnoI guess, he meant that he either considers himself guilty (which he kinda accepted, when entered Jack mode), or meant that as long, as you are free from surviving chaos, you should follow the law
Unfortunately, it's a bit more complicated than just "bad circumstances." To put it into perspective for anyone who doesn't know, the "killing fields" Monsoon mentioned were basically execution sites where the Khmer Rouge would slaughter Cambodian citizens by the masses. They killed so many people that they often brought pickaxes with them to save bullets. Monsoon witnessed that firsthand, seemingly at a young age. It's no wonder he's so messed up and apathetic.
Mistral, Monsoon, Minuano: all saw pretty fucked up shit including their families dying and a genocide in Monsoon's case Sundowner: genuinely just an asshole also 14:00 I love little interactions like this. Kevin was specifically recruited by Boris because he's kinder than most, which is sweet to think about.
“I am Blade Wolf.” “Okay then. Who’s your owner little doggy?” “The NSA. But my handler is a white woman.” “Damn, that’s rough buddy.” “I will never eat peanut butter ever again.”
I feel like if Raiden could find out that Sam tried to fight desparado, failed, and was instead forced to fight alongside them, he’d regret killing Sam.
The fact his boiled down to basically a samurai movie is crazy and I love it so much. I really hope the announcement of the MGS Master Collection may mean a future MGR game. Konami, please fix things with Kojima!
why is Kev so focused on Mistral's chest when he's got Courtney right next to him? she got impressive assets too, and 0% chance that they are cyborg implants!
@@brodyratliff7441 if you mean in appearance if only sundowner is balder and fatter than khamsin but if you mean in the way he is, NO in fact they are polar opposites, NO in fact they are polar opposites sundowner goes to war because he loves to kill because he loves war and his only excuse is that he does it for the war economy but we already know that he gets off on war the Red Sun" music explains it by itself and unlike sundowner khamsin goes to war because he believes that what he does is the right thing to do no matter what means he uses to accomplish his goals he does it because he believes that what he does is the right thing to do no matter what means he uses to accomplish his goals he does it because he believes that what he does it because he believes that what he does is the right thing to do. what means he uses to accomplish his goals he does it because he believes it does a greater good like for example the freedom of a country he doesn't do it because he likes it he is not even interested in the war economy he does it for "the greater good" and he is also just another soldier that the collective conscience has condemned the song "The Hot Wind Blowing" explains it.
wait does this mean when sam lost to armstrong he decided his fate and thatd hed still help bring desperado down even thought he is ment to be working for them?
He lost his faith in fighting against them, but he decided to bring up an opponent that does the same thing he did, and set him up so he could not just be a worthy opponent, but also the one who will bring down Desperado, the one Jetstream Sam could never be.
L'etranger is not an easter egg for spy's revolver it's a reference to her song because l'etranger on france means stranger and the so song of mistral bossfight called a stranger i remain
@@sundowner414 oh shit i didn't, my bad, but still its not khamsin; in the blade wolf dlc she is glad that khamsin was killed, i believe she referred to him as a pain in her ass? I might be paraphrasing but my point still stands. Probably armstrong then? They share the philosophy of everybody killing and dying for their own belief, and then kev's theory about them backing desperado would be correct.
that's kinda the point of the character: he's one of the millions of soldier who fight blindly for an ideal that doesn't exist, brainwashed by the higher ups who benefit from it, who will die for it and be swept away by the storm of time and ultimately forgotten
