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Garza was killed and he was my favorite character



 

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Im sorry for your lost..:)



Probably the tastiest part of the Killzone Cocktail is the Multiplayer. Imagine if Call Of Duty 4 and Team Fortress 2 had a baby, which they then abandoned and as a result had to learn a few new tricks to survive. That’s what Killzone Multiplayer is like.  

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thank you:P



 

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The title should just have spoiler warnings in it, as should your post... so SPOILERS ahead!

Throughout the game, I had a feeling of dispair. Not just the rubbish grunts that just die all the time without putting up any fight, as of course, your squad is the only one that can do anything, but the fact that you know you are not going to win, as there has to be a KZ3, after I finished the game, I just felt sad seeing those cruisers passing overhead, and Sev's despair was also clear. Garza's death was unexpected, but I was hit harder by Templar's sacrifice, after having played through 2 games as him, and then his sacrifice was in vain... it was so sad



I was a little sad about Garza's death, though the worst part of it, was that he was one of the better voiced characters.

But I actually felt really affected by how the squad started to fall apart, and the circumstances of Garza's death, and in the end, how Sev is troubled, and you can really see his burden when he sits on the staircase.

Okay, it was hardly a revolution in writing, but for a shooter, it definetely had one of the better stories. It's just a shame the characters weren't that well voiced.