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Originally Posted by Harry Buttle
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Originally Posted by Ducimus
The japanese on the otherhand, had a totally different mentality, living under the code of bushido. Surrender to a japanese was the most dishonrable thing. To surrender was to be less then human. It's not like they didnt apply a second standard to those they captured either. A japanese soldier or sailor could be expected to fight to the bitter end. They were tough, mean son's of b*tch's.
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And yet, at the end of the war, most of the Jap prison guards (who had behaved with utter brutality to their prisoners) surrendered rather than take their own lives.
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That is a bit different I think. At the end of the war, they were comanded to surrender by the Emperor as opposed to during the war when they were commanded to die for him. Anyways, I think the true reason life boats and survivors were added in the first place was to make it appear more alive than SH3. Not so you could murder them.