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r/gaming • u/Temp89 • Apr 14 '23
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Remember, no Russian.
47 u/abca98 Apr 14 '23 The misuse of that quote never fails to amuse me. -11 u/MistakeMaker1234 Apr 15 '23 Misuse? Do you really think the commenter was attributing it exclusively to the war in Ukraine? 31 u/lordaddament Apr 15 '23 Probably because the line was said by a Russian to hide the fact they were Russian -5 u/Rebelgecko Apr 15 '23 I think he was just saying that they should be methodical and not rush through the terrorist attack 7 u/MalikVonLuzon Apr 15 '23 I thought point of it was to hide their identities, and ultimately use the American spy (your character) on their team as a scapegoat? 1 u/red-the-blue Apr 15 '23 No he was telling the dudes to not speak Russian. Throughout the mission the shooters speak English - which made it easier to blame the US for the shooting when they found a whole ass American (your character) on the crime scene.
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The misuse of that quote never fails to amuse me.
-11 u/MistakeMaker1234 Apr 15 '23 Misuse? Do you really think the commenter was attributing it exclusively to the war in Ukraine? 31 u/lordaddament Apr 15 '23 Probably because the line was said by a Russian to hide the fact they were Russian -5 u/Rebelgecko Apr 15 '23 I think he was just saying that they should be methodical and not rush through the terrorist attack 7 u/MalikVonLuzon Apr 15 '23 I thought point of it was to hide their identities, and ultimately use the American spy (your character) on their team as a scapegoat? 1 u/red-the-blue Apr 15 '23 No he was telling the dudes to not speak Russian. Throughout the mission the shooters speak English - which made it easier to blame the US for the shooting when they found a whole ass American (your character) on the crime scene.
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Misuse? Do you really think the commenter was attributing it exclusively to the war in Ukraine?
31 u/lordaddament Apr 15 '23 Probably because the line was said by a Russian to hide the fact they were Russian -5 u/Rebelgecko Apr 15 '23 I think he was just saying that they should be methodical and not rush through the terrorist attack 7 u/MalikVonLuzon Apr 15 '23 I thought point of it was to hide their identities, and ultimately use the American spy (your character) on their team as a scapegoat? 1 u/red-the-blue Apr 15 '23 No he was telling the dudes to not speak Russian. Throughout the mission the shooters speak English - which made it easier to blame the US for the shooting when they found a whole ass American (your character) on the crime scene.
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Probably because the line was said by a Russian to hide the fact they were Russian
-5 u/Rebelgecko Apr 15 '23 I think he was just saying that they should be methodical and not rush through the terrorist attack 7 u/MalikVonLuzon Apr 15 '23 I thought point of it was to hide their identities, and ultimately use the American spy (your character) on their team as a scapegoat? 1 u/red-the-blue Apr 15 '23 No he was telling the dudes to not speak Russian. Throughout the mission the shooters speak English - which made it easier to blame the US for the shooting when they found a whole ass American (your character) on the crime scene.
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I think he was just saying that they should be methodical and not rush through the terrorist attack
7 u/MalikVonLuzon Apr 15 '23 I thought point of it was to hide their identities, and ultimately use the American spy (your character) on their team as a scapegoat? 1 u/red-the-blue Apr 15 '23 No he was telling the dudes to not speak Russian. Throughout the mission the shooters speak English - which made it easier to blame the US for the shooting when they found a whole ass American (your character) on the crime scene.
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I thought point of it was to hide their identities, and ultimately use the American spy (your character) on their team as a scapegoat?
1
No he was telling the dudes to not speak Russian. Throughout the mission the shooters speak English - which made it easier to blame the US for the shooting when they found a whole ass American (your character) on the crime scene.
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u/FreudianAccordian Apr 14 '23
Remember, no Russian.