Thread 715785568

>Boss, we need to find a Russian translator
>You need to hear what these Russians are saying, it's super important and interesting

>>715785568 (OP)
I guess just speaking the language wouldn't be enough to translate it live, in real time over comms

>>715786915
That's the idea. Thus why speaking two languages doesn't automatically qualify you as a IRL interpreter.

My assumption at the time was that Ocelot is too busy training the men to be a interpreter and him nagging you to find one was just for gameplay.

>WAR HAS CHANGED
BLAAAAYT

>>715787517
Was war always this goofy? I thought it was supposed to be HELL

>>715787571
Real life isn't just grim greyscaled miserykino all the time, there are gay and comical deaths happening all the time too. Anti-war propaganda can never capture the sheer breadth of things going on because they want it to be tonally consistent "art" instead of the absurdity and banality of real life.

>>715787436
>>715786915
That's literally what he tells you if you call him during the extraction mission. "Being able to speak a language and being able to translate it on the fly are two different skills".

>>715785568 (OP)
The best thing about this mission is that the translator tells the guy to say "I slept with your girlfriend" and then tells him it means something else

>>715785568 (OP)
Why does Revolver Ocelot suddenly look like Troy Baker?

>>715787571
>MY LIFE IS LIKE A VIDEO GAME

>>715789287
why do you know what Troy Baker looks like

>>715789385
Cause Higgs in Death Stranding is actually face modelled off of him

>>715790112
Ocelot doesn't really look like Higgs
Higgs does look like that inFamous guy though

>>715785568 (OP)
Russians are among the smartest and wisest people on Earth. Therefore, it’s not surprising that it was important for him to know what we’re talking about.

>>715789383
>buy equipment
Excuse me what? Aren't Ukranians had all their gear for free from US and EU?

>>715790497
It doesn’t quite work that way. Ukraine uses a flexible supply system, and instead of centralized procurement or requests for supplies that are then distributed evenly among all, they allow units to specify what they need at the moment. Some need more drones, others more artillery shells. This system enables “procurement” from the state reserve for more flexible resource allocation, where the initiative comes from the ground up, rather than being dictated from the top down.

>>715790497
>aren't Ukrainians had
Eslsaar...