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#BROTHERS IN ARMS EARNED IN BLOOD ALTERNATIVE PLAY MODE PC#

Joe 'Red' Hartsock, a newly promoted grunt serving in the United States Army during World War II. Like its predecessor (which was released a scant seven months earlier), Earned in Blood forces us to be team players. Early 2005 introduced the gaming public to an excellent example of this level of teamwork in action, Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30.

Tightly regimented, disciplined units working as one are most successful in the art of war loners usually don't last long. You may be surprised to learn that real-life wars are not won through the efforts of a single man, as many video games may lead you to believe.

Leading the charge for this approach, aside from every Vietnam game ever made, are gritty, downbeat World War II testaments like Call of Duty and Brothers in Arms. On the other side of the coin are games that embrace the old adage, 'War is hell.' Friends can die at any moment, the enemy is everywhere, and all a soldier has is the guy next to him. There's usually a lot of flag-waving and patriotism scattered about, sometimes leading to a bizarre conclusion where your character beats the hell out of terrorist/madman Osama Bin Laden. Games such as Medal of Honor depict a lone super soldier (perhaps with a few token squadmates) valiantly muscling their way through impossible odds to defend truth, justice and democracy. It occurs to me that pretty much all video games based on real-life conflicts take one of two different stances.

#BROTHERS IN ARMS EARNED IN BLOOD ALTERNATIVE PLAY MODE PC#

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Brothers in arms earned in blood alternative play mode