Mercenaries: Difference between revisions

* [[CIA Evil, FBI Good|CIA Evil]]: Well, "CIA morally grey" is more like it. In the first game, the South Koreans were being "advised" by burned out CIA Agent Buford, who by the end of the game wanted you to take out the Chinese Army more than he wanted you to take out the North Korean threat. In the sequel, CIA Agent Joyce is calling the shots for the Allies, and is a lot colder and less likeable than General Peng, and is only in it for the oil. {{spoiler|He even attempts to back out of the deal to give you a nuke if you side with the Allies at the end of the game}}.

* [[Corrupt Corporate Executive]]: Ramon Solano is the owner of an ISP; and moves up from being the wealthiest man in the country to being [[President Evil]]. Also, Doctor Rubin from Universal Petroleum is in charge of a mercenary army and will pay the player to wreak all sorts of havoc.

* [[Deadpan Snarker]]: All of the mercs, but Jennifer and Mattias especially.

* [[Deathbringer the Adorable]]: In a mission that takes place after you get the [[Jerkass|UP Mercenaries]] some vitally needed ammo, they refuse to let you see their boss until you do another mission—retrieve the ''Devastator''. You get to the point laid out on your map and see a pretty lethal-looking tank, but the ''Devastator'' is really a pink moped with a flower basket that play cutesy music. {{spoiler|Thank god you later get the option to just wipe out UP HQ}}.