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#Men of valor full#

#Men of valor full#

Jarring when compared to Allied Assault.Victory Outreach challenges men from all walks of life to reach their full potential in Jesus Christ.

You All Look Familiar: All over the place.

Urban Warfare: Most of the Tet Offensive arc takes place in Hue City.

Subverted because they left the tunnel through the exact same hole as they arrived.

Tunnel Network: Dean, Hodges, and the ARVN rangers infiltrates one in the second arc.

The letter's content changes with every mission and the character who wrote it.

The Many Deaths of You: After you get killed, the game displays a game over screen with a condolence letter to Shepard's parents written by your current CO.

Tanks, but No Tanks: The NVA "tank" in this game is actually a BMP APC.

Tank Goodness: M48 Pattons for the Americans, and BMP APCs for the NVA.

Storming the Castle: The game's penultimate mission deals with Dean, Hodges, Van Bao, and the ARVN Rangers attacking Hue's Imperial City.

Shouting Shooter: The VCs love to scream.

Shooting Gallery: The tutorial mission has many of these.

Dean's team burning the VC village evokes Platoon.

The MACV HQ looks exactly like the Da Nang base from the film, and you even have a prostitute.

Shout-Out: The Tet Offensive arc is like one big shout-out to Full Metal Jacket.

Spiritual Successor: Like Call of Duty, this game is one to Allied Assault.

Semper Fi: All American soldiers in this game are marines.Scenery Gorn: Hue City once the Tet Offensive kicks in.Recycled IN SPACE!: Medal of Honor: Allied Assault IN VIETNAM!.One Bullet Clips: Appears to be taken straight from Allied Assault.The Neidermeyer: McFadden for endangering Zook's team during Operation Starlite.Missing Backblast: RPGs leave no backblasts when fired.You can carry an M16, an AK47, an M60, and an RPG at the same time. Dean talks in loading screens, intermissions, and cutscenes. You can also acquire medikits from fallen enemies. To stop it you'll have to use bandages by holding a button. Heal Thyself: Anytime the player gets injured, he bleeds.Fire-Breathing Weapon: Mounted on an M48 Patton tank, no less.Likewise, Hoss is based on Animal Mother. Expy: Zook is clearly based on Cowboy.Expect screaming and swearing in English if you're fighting the VCs. Their combat skills are on par with the AI marines. Elites Are More Glamorous: Subverted with the ARVN Rangers.The more you move, the more you'll lose your accuracy. Their fighting skills are not any different from the male VCs. Curiosity Killed the Cast/ Too Dumb to Live: The poor marine who fell for the blatantly obvious Booby Trap in the first arc.Chromosome Casting: Any and all important characters are men.Booby Trap: As usual in a Vietnam War game.Though Dandridge was the first to die when the plane he, Dean, and the team's boarding landed on Khe Sanh. Black Dude Dies First: Averted with Dean, Jamie, and Dandridge of course.After the latter dies, Hoss takes his place.

You even get a chance to see the APC's troop compartment from inside while being transported to the battlefield. Awesome Personnel Carrier: The M113s play an important role in several missions, which is not surprising for a game set during the Vietnam War.And pretty much the only way to save your progress.

The South Vietnamese and the VC speak perfect English throughout the game. Asian Hooker Stereotype/ Streetwalker: Done to complete the Full Metal Jacket Shout-Out.An Aesop: The marines who fought and died in Vietnam are men of valor, regardless of their race.All weapons appear with their real names. If they do wear one, it's most likely NVA pith helmets or boonie hats. Many of the VCs don't wear any sort of headgear. All Asians Wear Conical Straw Hats: Subverted.So much that when he died, Dean remarked that "things aren't the same anymore". In the game, players assume the role of African-American US marine Dean Shephard in his tour of duty in Vietnam from Operation Starlite to the Siege of Khe Sanh.ĭefinitely NOT to be confused with Act of Valor. Men of Valor is a 2004 Vietnam War First-Person Shooter by 2015, Inc., the same people who brought Medal of Honor: Allied Assault.