SH5 Easter Eggs - Page 2

kapitan_zur_see · 03-04-10, 01:48 PM

yeah... they rushes those games so hard, they don't even have a spare day to do some "housework"...

On the second hand, it sometimes comes in handy when modding so, well, whatever i guess

Sgtmonkeynads · 03-05-10, 06:00 AM

In the sub pen about halfway down is a guard without a rifle,
he is bent over the rail looking at something, then looks around worried, then looks back down.

I wonder if he had dropped his rifle in the water ?

Spotter · 03-05-10, 08:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sgtmonkeynads

In the sub pen about halfway down is a guard without a rifle,
he is bent over the rail looking at something, then looks around worried, then looks back down.

I wonder if he had dropped his rifle in the water ?

Was it a French port?

Sgtmonkeynads · 03-05-10, 11:31 AM

I said " he dropped it in to the water "

not " he threw it into the water "

Noren · 03-05-10, 02:41 PM

Englishmen and the french have been haggling for centuries, but I really cant understand why americans make fun of the french. I mean, France made not so small an effort agains the english during the american revolution and played a part in the american winning. Yet, americans look down on them. Am I wrong?

Sailor Steve · 03-05-10, 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Noren

Englishmen and the french have been haggling for centuries, but I really cant understand why americans make fun of the french. I mean, France made not so small an effort agains the english during the american revolution and played a part in the american winning. Yet, americans look down on them. Am I wrong?

Yes and no. It started in 2003 when they opposed us on the Iraq invasion. It also goes back to the supposed French attitude of superiority in everything. But mostly it's just fun to have someone to make jokes about. It's stupid, but mostly harmless.

coasterdigi · 03-05-10, 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Noren

Englishmen and the french have been haggling for centuries, but I really cant understand why americans make fun of the french. I mean, France made not so small an effort agains the english during the american revolution and played a part in the american winning. Yet, americans look down on them. Am I wrong?

For the record, we like to pick on Canada, too.

razark · 03-05-10, 03:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Noren

Englishmen and the french have been haggling for centuries, but I really cant understand why americans make fun of the french. I mean, France made not so small an effort agains the english during the american revolution and played a part in the american winning. Yet, americans look down on them. Am I wrong?

It probably has to do with the failure of the French in military operations. The French, after the Germans invaded their country, decided to surrender. The Americans, on the other hand, kept on fighting. (Yeah, there was that whole French resistance thing, but really. Us Americans were using B-17s and B-24s to bomb Germany. The resistance only took out train tracks and stuff like that. Sheesh) After World War II, the French went on to lose a war to the Vietnamese. Again, not something the Americans would ever do. Before World War II, there was that little thing in 1918. The one where the French mucked around and never got anything done until the Americans decided to get involved and managed to finish things up in no time.

So, basically, it's a few accidents of fate that caused Americans to develop a stereotype. Besides, if you ask most Americans what the French had to do with the American Revolution, you'll get blank looks. People don't know their history.

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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

It started in 2003 when they opposed us on the Iraq invasion.

That has a lot to do with the current anti-French attitude, but it didn't really start then. It's been going on for a while.

Elder-Pirate · 03-05-10, 03:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Noren

Englishmen and the french have been haggling for centuries, but I really cant understand why americans make fun of the french. I mean, France made not so small an effort agains the english during the american revolution and played a part in the american winning. Yet, americans look down on them. Am I wrong?

Sailor Steve's post #21 pretty much covered your question.

My answer is: No your not wrong.

FIREWALL · 03-05-10, 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Noren

Englishmen and the french have been haggling for centuries, but I really cant understand why americans make fun of the french. I mean, France made not so small an effort agains the english during the american revolution and played a part in the american winning. Yet, americans look down on them. Am I wrong?

YES!!! We love your French Fries.

frau kaleun · 03-05-10, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by FIREWALL

YES!!! We love your French Fries.

They're not Freedom Fries any more? I didn't get the updated memo.

Oh well. I sorta ignored the first one anyway.

gutted · 03-05-10, 03:44 PM

As for the french in the american revolution.. they weren't too keen to help out until they saw that we could win it.

Naturally anyone that would stick it to the english, the french wanted to be apart of... but they wanted to make sure it was going to be favorable first.

Juliano · 03-05-10, 03:50 PM

Quote:

In the sub pen about halfway down is a guard without a rifle,
he is bent over the rail looking at something, then looks around worried, then looks back down.

I wonder if he had dropped his rifle in the water ?

Nisgeis · 03-05-10, 04:52 PM

So, I'm confused... the American revolution is a mini game you can play as an Easter egg in SH5 to run the blockade? This is the Easter Egg thread after all

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Oh and by the way, when one is referring to a country or nationality, one should always start the word with a capital letter, as in 'German', 'Germany', 'America', 'Spanish' etcetera. To do otherwise would show great disrespect. I learnt this valuable lesson from the french.

Noren · 03-05-10, 05:17 PM

Politics aside, when I was in Belgium there the people told me that
they invented the deep-fried potatostrips - later they french made it
their own.

If you ask me, the french tipped the balance during the american revolution
and in a way gave the struggling colonists of america hope when they faced the tough redshirts - here I primary thing of french fleet units who kept the english at bay (not going into details here but there was also french regular line regiments). They whole thing later backfired when France, having gotten a bad peaceresolution and broke by constant war with Britain, got the taste of freedom from USA and revolted.

When I think of France I think of: nice baguettes, nice women, nice sauces, arrogant and cocky people (perhaps because they used to be an empire?) and funny dished (snails, cowtounge wrapped in its headskin, brain, froglegs etc but Im sure its better than fastfood?!?).

ww1 would have been dragging on for much longer, had USA not entered but you must remember that the germans also were at a breakingpoint - having fought for many years and millions of dead soldiers (the death of a generation).

ww2 France was cought of guard by the rapidly expanding military machine, german broke the ww1 resolution and it was accepted (the allies tried the approach to trust Hitler, bad move as it seemed) and had it not been for USA - perhaps we would all be speaking german today (russia is a wildcard though).

Yes, the french lost in indo-china - but so did USA in Vietnam some years later. UN fought in Korea and it could have gotten very bloody but Russia kept the Chinese partly at bay (North korea was ultimately left on its own by the communist regimes). Read about General MacArthur, he became an american hero for sure after the Phillipines in ww2, but he later wanted to nuke and attack China etc, not even listening to President Truman and he was force to resign. Long story short: americans can also be arrogant, not just the french.

Sorry for the of topic folks - Im just feeling social today. Im just a swede with interest in history. By the way, not all our girls here are called Inga or are blond

Comments are welcome, everything kan be researched online.

03-04-10, 01:48 PM	#16
kapitan_zur_see Commodore Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: France Posts: 614 Downloads: 60 Uploads: 0	yeah... they rushes those games so hard, they don't even have a spare day to do some "housework"... On the second hand, it sometimes comes in handy when modding so, well, whatever i guess __________________

03-05-10, 06:00 AM	#17
Sgtmonkeynads Ships Secretary Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: MilesCity Montana Posts: 583 Downloads: 614 Uploads: 0	NOT AN EGG but I think it's funny ! In the sub pen about halfway down is a guard without a rifle, he is bent over the rail looking at something, then looks around worried, then looks back down. I wonder if he had dropped his rifle in the water ? __________________ Just help someone.....it makes a difference

03-05-10, 11:31 AM	#19
Sgtmonkeynads Ships Secretary Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: MilesCity Montana Posts: 583 Downloads: 614 Uploads: 0	I said " he dropped it in to the water " not " he threw it into the water " __________________ Just help someone.....it makes a difference

03-05-10, 04:52 PM	#29
Nisgeis Ocean Warrior Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 2,909 Downloads: 77 Uploads: 11	So, I'm confused... the American revolution is a mini game you can play as an Easter egg in SH5 to run the blockade? This is the Easter Egg thread after all . Oh and by the way, when one is referring to a country or nationality, one should always start the word with a capital letter, as in 'German', 'Germany', 'America', 'Spanish' etcetera. To do otherwise would show great disrespect. I learnt this valuable lesson from the french. __________________ -------------------------------- This space left intentionally blank.

03-05-10, 02:41 PM	#20
Noren 中国水兵 Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 284 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Englishmen and the french have been haggling for centuries, but I really cant understand why americans make fun of the french. I mean, France made not so small an effort agains the english during the american revolution and played a part in the american winning. Yet, americans look down on them. Am I wrong?

03-05-10, 03:44 PM	#27
gutted The Old Man Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: New Orleans, LA. Posts: 1,379 Downloads: 487 Uploads: 11	As for the french in the american revolution.. they weren't too keen to help out until they saw that we could win it. Naturally anyone that would stick it to the english, the french wanted to be apart of... but they wanted to make sure it was going to be favorable first.

03-05-10, 05:17 PM	#30
Noren 中国水兵 Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 284 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Politics aside, when I was in Belgium there the people told me that they invented the deep-fried potatostrips - later they french made it their own. If you ask me, the french tipped the balance during the american revolution and in a way gave the struggling colonists of america hope when they faced the tough redshirts - here I primary thing of french fleet units who kept the english at bay (not going into details here but there was also french regular line regiments). They whole thing later backfired when France, having gotten a bad peaceresolution and broke by constant war with Britain, got the taste of freedom from USA and revolted. When I think of France I think of: nice baguettes, nice women, nice sauces, arrogant and cocky people (perhaps because they used to be an empire?) and funny dished (snails, cowtounge wrapped in its headskin, brain, froglegs etc but Im sure its better than fastfood?!?). ww1 would have been dragging on for much longer, had USA not entered but you must remember that the germans also were at a breakingpoint - having fought for many years and millions of dead soldiers (the death of a generation). ww2 France was cought of guard by the rapidly expanding military machine, german broke the ww1 resolution and it was accepted (the allies tried the approach to trust Hitler, bad move as it seemed) and had it not been for USA - perhaps we would all be speaking german today (russia is a wildcard though). Yes, the french lost in indo-china - but so did USA in Vietnam some years later. UN fought in Korea and it could have gotten very bloody but Russia kept the Chinese partly at bay (North korea was ultimately left on its own by the communist regimes). Read about General MacArthur, he became an american hero for sure after the Phillipines in ww2, but he later wanted to nuke and attack China etc, not even listening to President Truman and he was force to resign. Long story short: americans can also be arrogant, not just the french. Sorry for the of topic folks - Im just feeling social today. Im just a swede with interest in history. By the way, not all our girls here are called Inga or are blond Comments are welcome, everything kan be researched online.