As we all know, the
BANDARQ PKV is yet another ship of war and its deck is constantly manned by
Russian sailors. Of course, the Chinese are also an integral part of this type
of game, as are some of the US Navy. But if you're wondering why this was
chosen as a game, read on.
You can perhaps wonder
why Banderol PKKV was chosen for the game. After all, it seems strange to just
expect the West to fight against a Russian boat and not actually take the fight
to the enemy. This is where many theories are presented and discussed:
First, consider the
fact that the only real desire for victory in Banderol PKKV is on the side of
Russian. Russian has the best technical means for fighting and it also has the
best leaders - the highest-ranking Russian officers. Therefore, it makes sense
to them to make sure that they can get the best advantage by winning the game.
Second, think about how
much fun it would be to take on this challenge. The action and drama of combat would
definitely keep everyone at the edge of their seats. These types of games have
never been done before and while it's very thrilling to watch, it would be more
fun if it happens on a real-world battlefield. It would also be a lot more
exciting if the Chinese caught up to the Russian boats and instead of sinking
the Russian fleet, they left them stranded.
Third, consider that
this type of game wouldn't be complete without the new characters from the Red
Army, so why not include the Chinese as well? If Banderol PKKV really does just
serve to provide support to the Russian Navy, then perhaps it is very important
to the Russian military that they can claim victories in all conflicts. They
may want to test out their tactics by taking on other nations as well.
Fourth, consider that
the Red Sea is the most dangerous waterway in the world. Russia may want to see
what happens if China came close to the Red Sea before finally setting their
sights on them. This could be a very dangerous moment for both sides and it
might even cause China to rethink their moves a bit.
Fifth, consider that
the ship's deck would definitely be wet if you set off a nuclear warhead
against the hull of a Japanese warship. Some think that a heated discussion in
the Chinese Zhongnanhai compound, the Communist Party headquarters in Beijing,
might stir things up considerably. Perhaps the Communist Party leadership of
China would order the PLA to enter the battle area to make sure the fight stays
inside of the country.
Ultimately, multiplayer
console wars are no longer a niche market. If you're still a skeptic, perhaps I
have given you something to think about.
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