There are moments that can drive a man to desperation, and then to moments of inhumanity.Getting your survivors killed for whatever reason (during a fight with bandits or the military, depression, or hunger) can result in uncontrollable sobbing from you.If there was any hope for a first-time player of this game at least following Improbable Infant Survival, this is where it died. Let that second-last one sink in of every child patent in the building, only two survived and they didn't do so unscathed.(On Hospital desk): "It's an excerpt from the damage report after one of the shellings:.
The part about the class staying in school longer might not register at first to the player, until you remember your scavenger commenting that the kids had still been inside when it was shelled.At least they promised to bring you this letter. She was such a kind girl, what did she do to this Sniper? They turned off the electricity and the teacher said we would have to stay in school a little longer today. (Letter inside caved-in classroom): "Mom, it's terrible! A girl I knew was shot today by a man called Sniper! I can't believe I won't see her again.Whoever tossed these here wasn't their owner." Among it lies a fashionable handbag, torn as if someone had ripped it open, not sparing any thought to a damaged zipper, a tiny framed photo of a young man, and a pocket notebook. (Outside the brothel): "It's trash, mostly.Investigating yields some interesting messages:.This all ties into the Reality Subtext of the game as expressed by its Tag Line - and given that it's based on the 1992 - 1996 Siege of Sarajevo, which lasted 1,425 days (35 days short of four years) and killed nearly 14,000 people (over 5,000 of whom were civilian non-combatants).Sure there are moments of heartwarming, but that aside, the entire game runs on depressing tones. The game's premise: War Is Hell, especially for those who are just caught in the crossfire.As a Moments subpage, all spoilers are unmarked as per policy.
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