And you, the player, realize too late that you are doing things that you know are wrong, because you believe that you're playing the hero and that makes it okay. He does things that he knows are wrong because he has convinced himself that he's a hero. I think the biggest part is the way that the game puts you, as the player, exactly where Walker is, as a character. Is it the fact that the player character himself performs (most of) the atrocities? That's certainly a large part of it, but many of them the player doesn't really have a choice in (phosphorus, water trucks). What makes this game so powerful? It's not just the gruesome events, because plenty of games have those. r/CoOpGaming - A community for co-op gaming
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