Scary Stuff! Fictional EAS Situations

heartc · 08-05-10, 03:29 PM

BTW, it is an originally German production by channel 2 state television station, which is why it somewhat centers around German players and news reports regarding the Western / NATO side.
Then again, the divided Germany of course *was* very much the epicenter of the Cold War and in the event of a possible escalation, as in this scenario.

EDIT: Disregard. Now watching it again, I see it was well done in terms of parties involved. I remembered it a bit differently.

EDIT 2: No, wait, I see now that the English / International version has been a little bit edited when it comes to journalists / news reports. Obviously to have the English / US viewers get to see more familiar faces, so that a similar authentic effect materializes for them as for a German watching "his" daily news reporters.

08-05-10, 03:29 PM	#7
heartc Samurai Navy Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Munich Posts: 562 Downloads: 71 Uploads: 0	BTW, it is an originally German production by channel 2 state television station, which is why it somewhat centers around German players and news reports regarding the Western / NATO side. Then again, the divided Germany of course was very much the epicenter of the Cold War and in the event of a possible escalation, as in this scenario. EDIT: Disregard. Now watching it again, I see it was well done in terms of parties involved. I remembered it a bit differently. EDIT 2: No, wait, I see now that the English / International version has been a little bit edited when it comes to journalists / news reports. Obviously to have the English / US viewers get to see more familiar faces, so that a similar authentic effect materializes for them as for a German watching "his" daily news reporters. __________________ Last edited by heartc; 08-05-10 at 04:08 PM.