• 30Mar 08

  Ubisofts insane obsession with killing foreiners...mainly mexicans.

  Hey GS

  Ubisoft, the creators of Vegas 1, GRAW 1 + 2 and splinter cell along with other games. But these 4 games inparticular have a link between them that could be a sign of Ubisofts deep hatred of Americas next door neighbor. The almost ritual slaughter of Mexicans.

  I know your thinking, "Its a game, it doesnt mean anything" or "STFU not all of then kill mexicans!"

  Well on GRAW 1 and 2 the goal of your mission is to stop nuclear war and in the process using the most high tech equipment known to man, kill every mexican on sight. Rainbow six Vegas is the same, you have to stop a Mexican invasion using top of the range gadgetry and coordinated tactical strikes. In Splinter Cell double agent your not JUST killing Mexicans, but there is parts where theres hundred of them that you can optionally kill.

  If its not Mexican its some other foreier that is the victim of high tech weapons and gadgets.

  I have a dream...where a game can be on the other side...where YOU play as the Mexicans and YOU have to kill the corrupt Mexican hating American Government...or Ubisoft...of course that would never happen because you know...America isnt an EVIL country, it mearly claims to be the land of the free...and calls everyone else evil...and gives Iran and Iraq money to invade each other...and invades Iraq and Iran for the sake of oil...and gives the Taliban money to enslave the people in afganistab and then invades them selves to stop it...

  Anyway this isnt what the blogs about.

  Ubisoft should seriously consider making games that dont revolove around the genocide of the Mexicans and should find someother counrty to prey uppon. Like America, or Britain(im brittish).

  Hope you enjoyed my rant about almost nothing and share my shocked view on the Mexican extinction programme issued by Ubisoft.

  - This has been a rant by FallenAngelXBL

  "Dont do drugs...it causes the spread of SKIN CONTRACTED HYPER AIDS!"

  • Posted Mar 30, 2008 2:37 am PT
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