Posted October 31, 2018
Greetings
I didnt pay attention first time i played the mission and saw the cutscene in my iitial playthrough of the game, but in my second playthrough it just struck me:
I think/believe there was a rather awesome and nice easter egg in this game. But it could just be me seeing things, so i'd rather have someone confirm or infirm that:
SPOILER ALERT BELOW
After the mission for Operation Northstar, we see the cutscene where Beholder Initiative still manage to fulfill their schemes by having the boeing plane shot down by russian fighter... The cutscene also says the plane was on its way to Korea.
So basically, we litterally get "the russians had shot down a plane on its way to korea..." (and i'd add "... two hundred and sixty nine innocent victims had died... Murder in the skies came without warning !")
Which basically IS the main lines from a song called "Murder in the Skies" by Gary Moore, that incidentally happens to be from the 80ies.
Such coincidence seems too good to be true...
So if it was accidental, well, it's still a great coincidence.
If it was intentional, i deeply bow in respect to the devs' dedication to the whole 80ies vibes in this game !
Thank for any answer on that matter
PS: game is awesome, clearly my weakspot for 2018, and i had seen, played and loved quite my share of tactical games so far...
I didnt pay attention first time i played the mission and saw the cutscene in my iitial playthrough of the game, but in my second playthrough it just struck me:
I think/believe there was a rather awesome and nice easter egg in this game. But it could just be me seeing things, so i'd rather have someone confirm or infirm that:
SPOILER ALERT BELOW
After the mission for Operation Northstar, we see the cutscene where Beholder Initiative still manage to fulfill their schemes by having the boeing plane shot down by russian fighter... The cutscene also says the plane was on its way to Korea.
So basically, we litterally get "the russians had shot down a plane on its way to korea..." (and i'd add "... two hundred and sixty nine innocent victims had died... Murder in the skies came without warning !")
Which basically IS the main lines from a song called "Murder in the Skies" by Gary Moore, that incidentally happens to be from the 80ies.
Such coincidence seems too good to be true...
So if it was accidental, well, it's still a great coincidence.
If it was intentional, i deeply bow in respect to the devs' dedication to the whole 80ies vibes in this game !
Thank for any answer on that matter
PS: game is awesome, clearly my weakspot for 2018, and i had seen, played and loved quite my share of tactical games so far...
Post edited October 31, 2018 by Djaron
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