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I was born in 1991 so i was a little too young to understand the first two games, still played them
I was about 13 when Snake Eater came out and played it
I was 17 when GOtP came out

https://x.com/IGN/status/2121347633423716549?a=d5UbPUnckVMtGehKgxM&s=20

By the age of 25 I knew for a fact there is a satanic illuminati behind all governemnts, corporations and religious institutions after a decade of suspecting they exist due to titles like Metal Gear, Resident Evil, and Call of Duty

The next step into understanding this reality is
>Why use predictive programming when it gives the public evidence?
The answer HAS to be ritual magic and techno sorcery
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>>546196549
Everyone knew the future would be shit
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>>546196615
Not as shitty as your butthole ;3
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>>546196549
>>Why use predictive programming when it gives the public evidence?
The jews enjoy rubbing your nose in it because they know you won't do shit
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>>546196615
Diarhhea

Dog eating subhuman chinks rule you
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>>546196549
Your mistake is believing the authorities are all powerful and control everything. They do not.
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>>546196665
and child raping kikes rule you
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>>546196549
MGS2 was my first redpill. Also the insane 9/11 coincidences were beyond freaky
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Who else played the MGS demo over an over on PS1?
Shit was fucking sick
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MGS2 sucks. worst setting, worst bosses, Raiden is gigantic faggot.
MGS>MGS3>MG2>MG>MGS4>MGS5>MGS2
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>>546196549
Whatever you want to call it, it is the manipulation and creation of information. Or sometimes the destruction of it.
You may enchant something with a script which fires when certain conditions are met, much like yo would inscribe intention into an object to enchant it in real life.
You could conjure automatons both physical or digital. You could cast illusions before the world or reveal ultimate truth to it.
It is a perfectly malleable substrate which you can shape and remould to your every desire, but don't forget, much like an actual clay ball all that potential existed long-before the clay itself did.
Link unrelated, but I hope you know it's not so bad, and it's nothing new either. Nothing is new, but nothing also comes from nothing, meaning to imply everything has a source. A principle which unites the foundation of pure potential with the idea made manifest as a single construct.
https://files.catbox.moe/78vk8j.webm
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>>546196869
for me, best to worst
4, 3, 1, 2, 5

the old games stand tall on their own merit, but i wont rank them with the solid series.
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>>546196869
that sounds like something a misinformation terrorist would say
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>>546197049
>4
>best
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>>546196549
Kojima wrote that?
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>>546197049
>4, 3, 1, 2, 5
decent list
I would make two lists first one is about enjoyability
3-The wilderness setting was amazing
4-The cinematics were amazing
2 and 1 are tied
5 didnt buy but watched playthrough

if we are talking about how brilliant the games are
2
4
1
3
5
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>>546196869
Zone of the Metal Gear demo was pretty cool though but yeah, Raiden was a disappointment.
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>>546196549
the series was really great growing up.
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do you know about aliens in mgs universe?
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>>546197049
>3
>2
>1
>5
>4


4 was easily the worst.
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>>546196869
This is the fucking worse take I have ever seen posted here
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>>546196710
Kill christ kikes
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>>546197629
Newfag gen z/millenial niggerinos are fail as fuck
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>>546196707
Chaos reigns supreme. The elites may have their little fiefdoms but everyone is just scrambling for survival
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>>546196549
>Why use predictive programming when it gives the public evidence?


A herd won’t do anything to anyone.

A cow—genetically programmed as it is—will graze in a meadow and eventually die if there’s no human to provide the necessary conditions and comfort.

A human raised within civilization is just like that cow; they would perish in the wild.

A cow can’t simply take charge and run a fucking farm—just as a human is incapable of managing the civilization they live in.
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This truth goes beyond a simple "the lower classes are incapable"—it reaches something far more profound.

People themselves are convinced that they are incapable; they believe they are nothing more than third-rate livestock on a farm. And, in a genetic sense, that may be partly true—but if you also *believe* it to be so, then there is no way out of that state.

This is also the primary reason why complex social systems within a civilization do not function and hold no appeal for people as goals to be realized or ideals to be attained.
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>>546197533
5 was the biggest letdown of my life.
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>>546196549
It's not evidence because they have plausible deniability. It is an intentional signal to elicit a reaction.

1. hopelessness. The blackpill. 'they already won, it's over for me'. Unrecoverable state. Spiritual sickness.
2. participation. The bluepill. 'we need to get active at local and state levels in order to save our country'. Distraction. Complicit with the beast of the machine. A life held hostage in urban stasis.
3. opposition. The rebel. A disturbed state where fight or flight response is increased. The next best state for those who won't become hopeless or participate. Indirect participation. A life held hostage in stasis.
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>>546196549
Playing these games when I was a kid made me feel so much less politically isolated. I was 13 when I played MGS2 and was blown away that a video game that came out five years ago could see what I was seeing.
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>>546198116
>Me, when I lie on 4chin
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>>546198263
Why would I? The first game in the series I played was Snake Eater during a weekend rental, and I liked it enough that I immediately asked my parents for the Essential Collection or whatever that PS2 box set was called.
I had grown disillusioned with the US and our military already a couple years prior when I learned about what we did Abu Ghraib. I've been reading novels since I was four and using the internet since I was five.
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What a lucky guy
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>>546198399
>also me, when I go all in on a lie on NoFrens
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>>546196549
Its not predictive programming. its people subconsciously becoming aware and it reflects in the stories they tell. People were describing fictional evils as placeholders, but were describing a world they see (and its based on this one, its the only world they know. The themes are accurate to the patterns of special interests, predictable things like 'greedy people' and trends in the world).

Turns out all those fictional evils used as placeholders are just greedy kikes self-organizing to feed the greed. They don't have to conspire if they're all identifying the same amoral markets as good opportunities (as their upbringing encourages them), and its easy to find collaboration with each other.

Its how the Radhanite network was entirely jewish and had the slave trade of Europeans being sold to Arabs completely monopolized. They were the middlemen, and their willingness to buy slaves ended up being a way kings could fund themselves. They all opted in, and then worked to build this system off their own incentives over time. The system they built is ultimately who they all are, and its a very jewish system.
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>>546196549
but the real concern is this cyptic message nestled inside an otherwise innocent sign. Its like finding a knot in a perfectly straight piece of lumber; the surface clean and polished but underneath lies a much filthier grain.Unbelievably, they snuck this into a major syndicated television program in the early/mid-nineties...right there on the storefront, hiding in plain sight; right there!
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>>546198399
abu ghraib was based
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>>546198718
I think it was somewhat evil personally
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>>546196549
but there were a lot of people that knew this. ugh... jew, or bipoc journalist
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Some anon made the clever connection we live in both brave new world and 1984. Information is endless and unverifiable while also heavily curated and sterilized at the same time.
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>>546197533

https://youtu.be/mdjLBYxAcUI
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>>546196549
>Why use predictive programming when it gives the public evidence?
>The answer HAS to be ritual magic and techno sorcery
No. Its to create the cookie cutter that you will attempt to later understand the world in. Unironically MGS created such a mold for you, that you later found 'fit' the evidence you stumbled upon through experience. By using "predictive programming" you collapse uncertainty around modeled scenarios. You have already seeded the ground you are about to water, you then know what ideas will sprout in the greatest numbers after the water event. Think of it as "Proscriptive Programming" instead. The rails are laid for you to ride. The framework is created. The pathway has been beaten in. The road has been cut.
But yes. A crazy amount of the state actors are also magicians who are true believers and view you as cattle. The technology itself was adapted from cults, magicians, sorcerers, gurus. Talbot Mundy is a pulp author who revealed such programming techniques in stories (also soft revealed transnational human trafficking organizations in asia and how they operated). Former spook. This stuff was widely known to the string pullers and the button pushers well before Bernayes. For many operators its just a technology to them though. They drift in and out of belief, but they view it as a technology, not a worldview. You missed half the picture anon, They impose the worldview on the tech...not the other way around.
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>>546199636
https://youtu.be/93-_r0w7ykI

Metal Gear Solid 4 is a trash game. Kojima shouldve made a movie if he wanted nothing but 90% artsy gay cutscenes.
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>>546196615
Not true. Liberal optimism was that information at the hands of everyone would create so much transparency billionaires and governments would need to fear the people. Libertarian optimism was about the same, but basically that the people would outgrow the government. Conservatives thought technology would create better safety through surveillance. At all angles, an emphasis on user freedom seemed like a universal good thing and no one wants to be the one to say that that freedom could ever be bad.
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And now Microsoft is patenting that technology that can "edit in real time" live broadcasts. They say it's to remove people saying "um"..... yeah it's not for that at all.
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>>546198436
Kojima venerate USA jew cock.
His work was more about being a fanboy than anything else, he's not calling it out. He wants to be part of it, he's part of it. He just tapped into the corruption, and ground soldiers taking orders are never working for a truly good side or in the true loop, something he took from all the material he consumed and engaged with. Aside from that, the stuff that really truly came from him were all those stupid cartoonish stuff and nonsensical superpowers conflicting with the other stuff.
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>>546196549
70s and 80s sci-fi already did all that.
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>>546197049
2 >>> power gap >>> 4 > 5 >>> power gap >>> 3 > 1
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I had resident evil gun survivor for the psx as a kid and for the most part the game was silly and shitty but there was a memo about umbrella torturing children to extract something from them, which was kinda fucked up but I didn't think much of it until waaay later when the adrenochrome shit became more popular in conspiracy circles
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>>546196549
Everyone knew the future was gonna be run by jewish pedophiles after WW2
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>>546203321
let me guess
when you were climbing the ladder you got annoyed instead of immerced
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>First playthrough
2 > 1 > 3 > 5 > 4
>Replays
3 > 2 > 1 > 4 > 5
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>>546197049
>for me, best to worst
>4
Yeah, that whole half hour you could control your character in that 20 hour game was fantastic
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>>546196869
This guy gets it
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>>546203793
The worst part is that this is actually true. The parts of that movie that actually let you play a video game were pretty fun.
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>>546203270
>ground soldiers taking orders are never working for a truly good side or in the true loop,
yes. This.
Kojima studied western storytelling techniques via film, applied them as a "ground soldier" for the gambling cartel that owned him. Accrued enough independent power to survive even when his plan was discovered (stealing tech developed with the cartel dime). And had the contract lined up to rescue himself and a few of his bros. MGS5 is basically a memoir, even identity switcheroo thing. MGS2's best lines were penned by a minimum wagey who was fired when kojima discovered it wasn't a literal translation....hence why the plot and dialogue was at the limit of comprehensibility on future titles. Having said that, copying from existing work is not anything to knock down. Its the essence of folklore, fill a bowl with your favorite story fragments, spice it and give it a mix. There are only so many plots (see: Polti), so many climaxes possible, so many archetypes's that could work as a MC. Its a limited space he was playing in and he executed it well.
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>>546196549
MGS2 plot is not that hard to understand, this is peak midwit



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