It stops being a joke, where every single person makes a comparison of surrendering to the French. But hell why do I care.
As I remember reading when Americans captured the area surrounding lafette's grave, the American general was said to have gone to the grave to tell Lafayette "We have come late, but we have arrived" or something along those lines.
Don't let it bother you, there are still Americans around that remember that the French were there for us in our hour of need, and that WWII was our way of returning the favor. As I remember reading when Americans captured the area surrounding lafette's grave, the American general was said to have gone to the grave to tell Lafayette "We have come late, but we have arrived" or something along those lines.
I think that movie .... with ed harris and jude law
Funny idea, but I would shoot him anyway. It's better to be outnumbered than having traitors in your team.
i know some americans like to pick on europeans because they think we owe them for liberating us, and that now some get angry when we don't follow your government blindly.
but you must keep in mind that we(europeans) weren't liberated for free, we are still today paying colossal debts to the usa, in terms of trade agreements etc... so your grandfathers might have payed with their lives( for wich we are verry thankfull) but us ( the generations who didnt go thru the war) are still paying up to this day, while our grandparents also lost many sons as soldiers, but also women, children old people, their houses... but we can't complain, we have to thankfull...
remeber respect comes from both sides
now lets talk about the surrendering !
I really don't think this is a good idea to put in game at all, simply because it doesn't make much sense, why would soemone trust an enemy that just "surrendered" and let them go to fight for them? They wouldn't, what would happen is the person that surrendered would be put into a POW camp, even if the soldier truly wanted to fight for the enemy.
I can just see the "even up the teams" followed by 10 people running towards the enemy with their hands raised.