Was he right?
Was he right?
Liam Baker
Xavier Miller
>I'm gonna make a future where only the strongest survive aka me and the other fatcats in Washington who have all the wealth and power
>I'm gonna slaughter random orphan children to steal their brains and train them for war through VR
Big fat fucking no
Jose Davis
no hes a filthy fucking globalist.
David Brown
Yes.
Wyatt Sanders
>no, you can't kill those street children and harvest their brains, it's inhumane, just let them starve on the streets
Asher Rodriguez
No, and the game doesn't pretend like he is either.
Admirable villain, he really buys into his bullshit and it's easy to like him because of it, but he is 100% batshit insane.
Only thing he was right about is that him and Raiden both do what they think is right which is like, no fucking shit.
Thomas Anderson
enjoy swallowing your uncracked, uncooked eggs whole while i have my delicious omelette
Matthew Diaz
well, he lost
Jayden Gomez
he lost so by his logic, he was wrong. sad we never gonna see what raiden will do from now own.
Eli Hall
Probably continued the fight against orphan trade and child soldiers. Not much else to say, he just decided to go solo.
Jayden Young
No, mostly. The point the finale makes us that Armstrong had ideals that were incompatible with a functional society but were applicable to individuals in a position to exert their strength for what they believe in, aka Raiden. He was batshit insane and used inhumane means to achieve a backwards, poorly thought out, and ultimately selfish goal, but the very core idea was sound and that's why Raiden goes full vigilante ay the end (well, that and influence from Sam).
Adam Robinson
No, because his world would be pure chaos.
While he was charismatic and actually likeable, he actually was insane.
Bentley Smith
yes
Jackson Sanders
He played college ball, y'know.
Joshua Taylor
Raiden became full on vigilante/punisher, not just doing missions for money but basically to pretend the weak.
Austin Bennett
He's always right. Fuck Vince.
Jordan Allen
This. America would turn into a chaotic wasteland and most of you mooks would be the first to die.
Adam Green
>Realizes the world was better when it was in constant war, Tries to return to that. To give people meaning, to jump start the economy and so on
>Was he right
He had good points and loved the way he thinks. But he had dreams of a world in constant state of controlled chaos.
Shame there was no option to find out how the world turned out if you sided with him after the beat down he lays out
Lincoln Scott
>implying inaction is worse than actively taking part in inhumane practices
the audacity
Robert Fisher
These flippy sons a bitches like Raiden are exposing the business dammit!
Xavier Brooks
were dose he get the funds to keep his body from falling apart?
Bentley Perez
He knew world was wrong and tried to fix it through such inhumane means. Raiden (and ultimately the player) kinda agrees with him, which is displayed in It Has To Be This Way song, Armstrong theme, but still sees his means as insanity.
Nicholas Turner
Probably occasional contract work. I doubt Boris would be willing to give out charity.
Jace Flores
>I'll make America GREAT AGAIN!
I dunno user you tell me.
Gavin Carter
i don't consider this a bad outcome
Mason Nelson
Standing here
I realize
You are just like me
Trying to make history
Gavin Sullivan
That's not what was implied at all though
Landon Bailey
He's to Metal Gear what Thanos is to the MCU
You can see the logic in his thinking but anyone who mistakes said logic with "he was actually correct" are absolute edgy brainlets who wouldn't pass two days in a crash course for sustainability
Christopher Stewart
Yes, but sadly the society he imagined wouldn't be able to exist for long
Henry Morales
so basically any good fictional villain?
Alexander Parker
They are good villains, yes. Great, even. Were they right? Fuck no.
Zachary Morris
I think Armstrong was more selfish in his motives as being so strong, smart, and rich means he would be on top of the new America, but you're otherwise correct.