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** Actually, it looks like a fair bit of southern Ontario (ie. [[Toronto]]) gets hit as well, so Canada doesn't get away entirely unscathed either. |
** Actually, it looks like a fair bit of southern Ontario (ie. [[Toronto]]) gets hit as well, so Canada doesn't get away entirely unscathed either. |
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* [[No Koreans in Japan]]: Heavily averted, with an [[Ironic Echo]]. [[Inferred Holocaust|And the fate of Japanese people probably wouldn't be pretty either]] judging how [[Imperial Japan]] had occupied Korea in the past. |
* [[No Koreans in Japan]]: Heavily averted, with an [[Ironic Echo]]. [[Inferred Holocaust|And the fate of Japanese people probably wouldn't be pretty either]] judging how [[Imperial Japan]] had occupied Korea in the past. |
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* [[No Sidepaths No Exploration No Freedom]]: The singleplayer campaign is basically just a long linear progression from one non-interactive scripted event to another, in the style of the [[Call of Duty]] series. |
* [[No Sidepaths, No Exploration, No Freedom]]: The singleplayer campaign is basically just a long linear progression from one non-interactive scripted event to another, in the style of the [[Call of Duty]] series. |
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** There are collectables, like the newspapers that explain the backstory, and hidden weapons that are better than the typical guns found. However, you probably won't find most of 'em as your allies keep telling you to [[Continue Your Mission, Dammit!]], causing you to miss most of these unless you deliberately look for them. |
** There are collectables, like the newspapers that explain the backstory, and hidden weapons that are better than the typical guns found. However, you probably won't find most of 'em as your allies keep telling you to [[Continue Your Mission, Dammit!]], causing you to miss most of these unless you deliberately look for them. |
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* [[North Koreans With Nodongs]]: Rather, a ''unified Korea''. |
* [[North Koreans With Nodongs]]: Rather, a ''unified Korea''. |
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