>>725105278
>a single person is responsible for everything
This but unironically.
4chan Search
2 results for "906e82930b15b702bb7f5bfbc8bf2571"
Playing Ninja Gaiden II is the equivalent of piloting an Apache AH-64 through a dense jungle at night, in a hailstorm, with one hand on the controls and the other using a laptop to check the viability of multiple missile strikes. Every single microsecond is an exercise in simultaneous, high-level coordination between the target acquisition systems, dynamic terrain analysis, and vehicle velocity trajectory calculation—all while you're dodging incoming SAMs (Shuriken Attacks from Multiple enemies) that require split-second reaction times akin to evading heat-seeking missiles. What you're doing is simultaneously guiding a missile launch, weaving through complex, hostile radar signatures, all while managing the perfect pitch and yaw to avoid anti-aircraft fire.
This level of processing is functionally identical to the factors a Joint Task Force Commander manages during a Time-Sensitive Targeting (TST) mission: tracking the trajectory of a Tomahawk missile through denied airspace while maintaining perfect Situational Awareness (SA) across the Global Information Grid (GIG). One could argue, with the intellectual depth of a dried puddle, "JUsT UT AnD yOu WiN," but this is a gross, unacceptable degradation of operational doctrine, the equivalent of telling that JTF Commander, "Just drop the big bomb and the war happens." What these denizens of simplistic button-mashing fail to grasp is that the true artistry of Ninja Gaiden II lies not in the brute force of a single move, but in the micro-decision matrix that remains constant throughout all gameplay, where the three-frame parry window grants a temporary, decisive Tactical Advantage and the Wind Path cancel is a perfect Evasion Maneuver that precisely positions the operator outside the blast radius of an exploding Improvised Explosive Device (IED) to maintain Combat Effectiveness (CE).
This level of processing is functionally identical to the factors a Joint Task Force Commander manages during a Time-Sensitive Targeting (TST) mission: tracking the trajectory of a Tomahawk missile through denied airspace while maintaining perfect Situational Awareness (SA) across the Global Information Grid (GIG). One could argue, with the intellectual depth of a dried puddle, "JUsT UT AnD yOu WiN," but this is a gross, unacceptable degradation of operational doctrine, the equivalent of telling that JTF Commander, "Just drop the big bomb and the war happens." What these denizens of simplistic button-mashing fail to grasp is that the true artistry of Ninja Gaiden II lies not in the brute force of a single move, but in the micro-decision matrix that remains constant throughout all gameplay, where the three-frame parry window grants a temporary, decisive Tactical Advantage and the Wind Path cancel is a perfect Evasion Maneuver that precisely positions the operator outside the blast radius of an exploding Improvised Explosive Device (IED) to maintain Combat Effectiveness (CE).