
p.s. joking.


I apologize. Sometimes I just get things twisted in my head. It's nothing personal. But even if I'm being an asshole, there's really no need to be rude right back at me. Be the better man and act civilized when I don't.Johnny Undaunted wrote:Oh, just quit whining and be a man. I'm just speaking what came to my mind. Not once did I accusse you of being racist, so there's no need to be a crybaby. I'm just saying why I think the whole Sigint/DARPA theory is invalid (and yes I'm aware you're not the first person to brough it, noticed that I've never said that you did).
Yes, it was Vladimir Semichastny, head of the KGB from 1961 to 1967 (who also, from 1992 to 1998 did work in informational films regarding the Cold War).Painaxl wrote:I'm pretty sure that's the head of the KGB.TheBoss wrote:Okay, it's obvious that whom Ocelot was talking to was the DCI; but who was Ocelot talking to in the first conversation? He says "Chief Director", but that is NOT the title for the head of the CIA. Any idea?
Since Raikov is homosexual, I doubt he would have been Raiden's father regardless of any time paradoxes that could have been.Johnny Undaunted wrote:It's obvious that Raikov's presence in the game was just for comic relief and not meant to be taken seriously as one of Raiden's potential ancestor, since you can kill Raikov and not get a time paradox (provided that you don't get caught of course).
Yeah, he's also the man who approved Snake's missions in the first place.Nitroid wrote:According to the final conversation in Snake Eater, Ocelot (ADAM) is taking orders from the director of the CIA.
Was that supposed to be Johnson who he shook hands with at the end? I was wondering why his voice changed. He sounded like he had a very bad cold (then again, maybe he was supposed to).Confirming that the real-life Director and MGS' CIA Director are the same person, you can see him in the White House during the ending sequence. He is the man that Snake refuses to shake hands with.
Yes, that was meant to be LBJ.ReasonWhyNot wrote:Yeah, he's also the man who approved Snake's missions in the first place.Nitroid wrote:According to the final conversation in Snake Eater, Ocelot (ADAM) is taking orders from the director of the CIA.
Yeah, was that supposed to be Johnson who he shook hands with at the end?? If it was, why the hell did his voice change from the start to the end of the game?? Every time I hear that guy speak at the end, I just crack up laughing (especially when he say "Big Boss").Confirming that the real-life Director and MGS' CIA Director are the same person, you can see him in the White House during the ending sequence. He is the man that Snake refuses to shake hands with.
http://www.konamijpn.com/products/mgs3/ ... snake.htmlJonathan Ingram wrote:Oh yeah, I'm not doubting that he is called Jack, but it is definitely mentioned somewhere that it is his nickname. I reckon it may have been on the Japanese MGS3 site. Believe me though.