The Official Video Thread

[Yutani]

Can't say I find war honorable in the least. Necessity, maybe. At times. But no, I wouldn't claim that sniper is honorable. Doing his job/duty, sure. Same as I wouldn't say the Predator in Predator is shown to be honorable. He's out there to have a good time, killing things.

"Good time" its not very accurate, "the hunt" its the goal of their lifes.

[Yutani]

just look at all the real life hunter, shooting down deer and stuff. they think they are very honorful and wear hunting hats and get medals and shit like that.

Deers are not marines with the ultimated baddass armament of the XXI century. If the Pred is like the humans hunters, he will kill everything, no matter if its armed or not.

[Vertigo]

Challenge, sport , honour ,Who cares? The pred has a "code of conduct" during the hunting. No doubt.


1-The Pred only kill armed humans.
2-In the final figth with Duch, he droped all his weapons and electronic gadgets.
3-Even armed humans are "forgiven" if they are pregnat.

Dutch wasn't armed at all during the last fight, yet the Predator was still pretty keen on killing him. Why would they have a rule about that? "If it isn't armed, you can still kill it but you can only use your wristblades"? There's no logical reason behind it, unlike the pregnancy rule which many human hunters use as a means to encourage a reasonably healthy prey population. And why didn't it go after Anna with its wristblades? She would still have qualified, if there was a rule on the subject.

It's because there wouldn't have been any sport in it. She couldn't have hurt it at all, Dutch is about as strong as any human can be (not to mention that he'd caused it some pain earlier) so he presented an entertaining challenge. But the shoulder cannon and cloak weren't necessary - with no weapons, Dutch didn't stand a chance of killing or escaping from the Predator, so it might as well make the kill in the most visceral, enjoyable and drawn-out way possible.
It doesn't correlate with any kind of moral code either, because it certainly didn't need wristblades to make the kill.

[Yautja117]

just look at all the real life hunter, shooting down deer and stuff. they think they are very honorful and wear hunting hats and get medals and shit like that.

Deers are not marines with the ultimated baddass armament of the XXI century. If the Pred is like the humans hunters, he will kill everything, no matter if its armed or not.

Not really. I'm a hunter and we don't kill just for the hell of it. Yes we kill, but that's not the fun of it. It's being with other people. Predators hunt for the hell of it, using tactics like humans: Using the trees to your advantage. To them, we are just deer, waiting to be killed.

[Yutani]

Challenge, sport , honour ,Who cares? The pred has a "code of conduct" during the hunting. No doubt.


1-The Pred only kill armed humans.
2-In the final figth with Duch, he droped all his weapons and electronic gadgets.
3-Even armed humans are "forgiven" if they are pregnat.

Dutch wasn't armed at all during the last fight, yet the Predator was still pretty keen on killing him. Why would they have a rule about that? "If it isn't armed, you can still kill it but you can only use your wristblades"? There's no logical reason behind it, unlike the pregnancy rule which many human hunters use as a means to encourage a reasonably healthy prey population. And why didn't it go after Anna with its wristblades? She would still have qualified, if there was a rule on the subject.

It's because there wouldn't have been any sport in it. She couldn't have hurt it at all, Dutch is about as strong as any human can be (not to mention that he'd caused it some pain earlier) so he presented an entertaining challenge. But the shoulder cannon and cloak weren't necessary - with no weapons, Dutch didn't stand a chance of killing or escaping from the Predator, so it might as well make the kill in the most visceral, enjoyable and drawn-out way possible.
It doesn't correlate with any kind of moral code either, because it certainly didn't need wristblades to make the kill.

The pred didnt try to kill dutch with the wristnlades, its pretty obvious. Its a no sense discussion, the pred droped all his weapons to figth with dutch equal (call it sport, hunour, challenge or whatever).

[dude63]

I found this video..don't know if it has been posted..Its alien footage

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqM0dCDuweU

[Ghost Rider LSOV]

I found this video..don't know if it has been posted..Its alien footage

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqM0dCDuweU

Too bad the player got stealth killed quite early.
I liked that he was crawling on the walls, unlike most Alien players in those mp videos.

[ikarop]

I found this video..don't know if it has been posted..Its alien footage

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqM0dCDuweU

Yep, It's on the multiplayer thread but t4p anyway.

[kvon17]

Challenge, sport , honour ,Who cares? The pred has a "code of conduct" during the hunting. No doubt.


1-The Pred only kill armed humans.
2-In the final figth with Duch, he droped all his weapons and electronic gadgets.
3-Even armed humans are "forgiven" if they are pregnat.

Dutch wasn't armed at all during the last fight, yet the Predator was still pretty keen on killing him. Why would they have a rule about that? "If it isn't armed, you can still kill it but you can only use your wristblades"? There's no logical reason behind it, unlike the pregnancy rule which many human hunters use as a means to encourage a reasonably healthy prey population. And why didn't it go after Anna with its wristblades? She would still have qualified, if there was a rule on the subject.

It's because there wouldn't have been any sport in it. She couldn't have hurt it at all, Dutch is about as strong as any human can be (not to mention that he'd caused it some pain earlier) so he presented an entertaining challenge. But the shoulder cannon and cloak weren't necessary - with no weapons, Dutch didn't stand a chance of killing or escaping from the Predator, so it might as well make the kill in the most visceral, enjoyable and drawn-out way possible.
It doesn't correlate with any kind of moral code either, because it certainly didn't need wristblades to make the kill.

The pred didnt try to kill dutch with the wristnlades, its pretty obvious. Its a no sense discussion, the pred droped all his weapons to figth with dutch equal (call it sport, hunour, challenge or whatever).

Predator 2 also killed many innocents. Train.

[Yutani]

Challenge, sport , honour ,Who cares? The pred has a "code of conduct" during the hunting. No doubt.


1-The Pred only kill armed humans.
2-In the final figth with Duch, he droped all his weapons and electronic gadgets.
3-Even armed humans are "forgiven" if they are pregnat.

Dutch wasn't armed at all during the last fight, yet the Predator was still pretty keen on killing him. Why would they have a rule about that? "If it isn't armed, you can still kill it but you can only use your wristblades"? There's no logical reason behind it, unlike the pregnancy rule which many human hunters use as a means to encourage a reasonably healthy prey population. And why didn't it go after Anna with its wristblades? She would still have qualified, if there was a rule on the subject.

It's because there wouldn't have been any sport in it. She couldn't have hurt it at all, Dutch is about as strong as any human can be (not to mention that he'd caused it some pain earlier) so he presented an entertaining challenge. But the shoulder cannon and cloak weren't necessary - with no weapons, Dutch didn't stand a chance of killing or escaping from the Predator, so it might as well make the kill in the most visceral, enjoyable and drawn-out way possible.
It doesn't correlate with any kind of moral code either, because it certainly didn't need wristblades to make the kill.

The pred didnt try to kill dutch with the wristnlades, its pretty obvious. Its a no sense discussion, the pred droped all his weapons to figth with dutch equal (call it sport, hunour, challenge or whatever).

Predator 2 also killed many innocents. Train.

Almost everyone on that train have a gun 

[kvon17]

Challenge, sport , honour ,Who cares? The pred has a "code of conduct" during the hunting. No doubt.


1-The Pred only kill armed humans.
2-In the final figth with Duch, he droped all his weapons and electronic gadgets.
3-Even armed humans are "forgiven" if they are pregnat.

Dutch wasn't armed at all during the last fight, yet the Predator was still pretty keen on killing him. Why would they have a rule about that? "If it isn't armed, you can still kill it but you can only use your wristblades"? There's no logical reason behind it, unlike the pregnancy rule which many human hunters use as a means to encourage a reasonably healthy prey population. And why didn't it go after Anna with its wristblades? She would still have qualified, if there was a rule on the subject.

It's because there wouldn't have been any sport in it. She couldn't have hurt it at all, Dutch is about as strong as any human can be (not to mention that he'd caused it some pain earlier) so he presented an entertaining challenge. But the shoulder cannon and cloak weren't necessary - with no weapons, Dutch didn't stand a chance of killing or escaping from the Predator, so it might as well make the kill in the most visceral, enjoyable and drawn-out way possible.
It doesn't correlate with any kind of moral code either, because it certainly didn't need wristblades to make the kill.

The pred didnt try to kill dutch with the wristnlades, its pretty obvious. Its a no sense discussion, the pred droped all his weapons to figth with dutch equal (call it sport, hunour, challenge or whatever).

Predator 2 also killed many innocents. Train.

Almost everyone on that train have a gun 

The 80 year old woman didn't. Neither did the children.

[Yutani]

Challenge, sport , honour ,Who cares? The pred has a "code of conduct" during the hunting. No doubt.


1-The Pred only kill armed humans.
2-In the final figth with Duch, he droped all his weapons and electronic gadgets.
3-Even armed humans are "forgiven" if they are pregnat.

Dutch wasn't armed at all during the last fight, yet the Predator was still pretty keen on killing him. Why would they have a rule about that? "If it isn't armed, you can still kill it but you can only use your wristblades"? There's no logical reason behind it, unlike the pregnancy rule which many human hunters use as a means to encourage a reasonably healthy prey population. And why didn't it go after Anna with its wristblades? She would still have qualified, if there was a rule on the subject.

It's because there wouldn't have been any sport in it. She couldn't have hurt it at all, Dutch is about as strong as any human can be (not to mention that he'd caused it some pain earlier) so he presented an entertaining challenge. But the shoulder cannon and cloak weren't necessary - with no weapons, Dutch didn't stand a chance of killing or escaping from the Predator, so it might as well make the kill in the most visceral, enjoyable and drawn-out way possible.
It doesn't correlate with any kind of moral code either, because it certainly didn't need wristblades to make the kill.

The pred didnt try to kill dutch with the wristnlades, its pretty obvious. Its a no sense discussion, the pred droped all his weapons to figth with dutch equal (call it sport, hunour, challenge or whatever).

Predator 2 also killed many innocents. Train.

Almost everyone on that train have a gun 

The 80 year old woman didn't. Neither did the children.

the 80 year old woman did, a revolver. It was a jocke of the film. When a bad guy try to make some "bad stuff" (with some kind of knife) and everyone aimed him with a gun.

[affinity]

that reminds me of last action hero where everyone on the roof pulls out a gun. 

[Vertigo]

Dutch wasn't armed at all during the last fight, yet the Predator was still pretty keen on killing him. Why would they have a rule about that? "If it isn't armed, you can still kill it but you can only use your wristblades"? There's no logical reason behind it, unlike the pregnancy rule which many human hunters use as a means to encourage a reasonably healthy prey population. And why didn't it go after Anna with its wristblades? She would still have qualified, if there was a rule on the subject.

It's because there wouldn't have been any sport in it. She couldn't have hurt it at all, Dutch is about as strong as any human can be (not to mention that he'd caused it some pain earlier) so he presented an entertaining challenge. But the shoulder cannon and cloak weren't necessary - with no weapons, Dutch didn't stand a chance of killing or escaping from the Predator, so it might as well make the kill in the most visceral, enjoyable and drawn-out way possible.
It doesn't correlate with any kind of moral code either, because it certainly didn't need wristblades to make the kill.

The pred didnt try to kill dutch with the wristnlades, its pretty obvious. Its a no sense discussion, the pred droped all his weapons to figth with dutch equal (call it sport, hunour, challenge or whatever).

Er, yes it did. It just beat him up to start with, but then started using the wristblades during the following chase. At one point you see them sparking off a rock as it misses a slash.
And it very obviously extended them when it had him cornered.

[Chris!(($$))!]

But the Pred STILL dropped all of its shit to fight Dutch unarmed. It could have killed Dutch but it didn't.