Slippery little bastard

Actually, he appears when you're in Mexico. Very brief appearance, though.

>tone breaks completely
>in-your-face political commentary that somehow isn't obnoxious enough for those it's satirizing to hate it
>somehow still a great spectacle
>ends on a surprisingly soft note
it's metal gear but better

>no MGR2

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Thank Konami for that one.
>Yeah, this giant 2 in MGR's font is totally to commemorate Rising's second anniversary, guys

>you're not in the universe where jannies are exclusively metal gear bosses

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But contributes nothing to his character

It's the power of sheer charisma. For a total nutjob Armstrong sure has lots of it.

It reinforces how much of a monster he is.

I was a pleb and got filtered a bit after the wolf because you had to learn parrying and I somehow button mashed that fight.
I WILL FINISH THIS GAME ONE DAY.
(my platform was ps3 but now I don't have it)

Playing this game for the first time and its 10/10.
Just beat monsoon, how much do I have left?

I wouldn't say that. It shows that not only does he have no regard towards collateral damage if it furthers his goals, but that he also sees himself morally justified in doing so.

you're quite close, you have 1 level and 3 bosses left, then you'll have wolf and sam's story to do

Get it on Steam, then. That version added the bossfights themselves to chaper select, so you don't need to replay the entire level if you want to fight Monsoon, for example.

You know what? Fuck this war! I just want you dead!

they are barely stories

It's what they're called, user.