Posted: 5/31/2015 6:06:07 PM EDT
Fan made but well done... https://youtu.be/YRD8jAk274I |
| Really dug that! However, the only issue I take with it, is the use of the laser on the crossbow guy. Predators seem to have a sense of honor (Predator Bushido code, if you will), and that seemed out of character. Even if the crossbow guy was technically using projectiles. Still, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Hope they make more. |
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Really dug that! However, the only issue I take with it, is the use of the laser on the crossbow guy. Predators seem to have a sense of honor (Predator Bushido code, if you will), and that seemed out of character. Even if the crossbow guy was technically using projectiles. Still, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Hope they make more. If you read some of the predator books you will see an extensive honor system very similar to Bushido. One scene I remember from one of the books was after a group of predators attacked and destroyed a human encampment they beheaded the defenders, put their heads on pikes, and danced around a fire with them. The surviving humans were outraged, considering it a desecration. But the predators were actually showing reverence for the hopelessly outgunned defenders who at least tried to put up a fight. It was their way of paying respect. |
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If you read some of the predator books you will see an extensive honor system very similar to Bushido. One scene I remember from one of the books was after a group of predators attacked and destroyed a human encampment they beheaded the defenders, put their heads on pikes, and danced around a fire with them. The surviving humans were outraged, considering it a desecration. But the predators were actually showing reverence for the hopelessly outgunned defenders who at least tried to put up a fight. It was their way of paying respect. Quoted:
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Really dug that! However, the only issue I take with it, is the use of the laser on the crossbow guy. Predators seem to have a sense of honor (Predator Bushido code, if you will), and that seemed out of character. Even if the crossbow guy was technically using projectiles. Still, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Hope they make more. If you read some of the predator books you will see an extensive honor system very similar to Bushido. One scene I remember from one of the books was after a group of predators attacked and destroyed a human encampment they beheaded the defenders, put their heads on pikes, and danced around a fire with them. The surviving humans were outraged, considering it a desecration. But the predators were actually showing reverence for the hopelessly outgunned defenders who at least tried to put up a fight. It was their way of paying respect. Damn, I never even realized there were Predator books. Thanks for the heads up. |
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If you read some of the predator books you will see an extensive honor system very similar to Bushido. One scene I remember from one of the books was after a group of predators attacked and destroyed a human encampment they beheaded the defenders, put their heads on pikes, and danced around a fire with them. The surviving humans were outraged, considering it a desecration. But the predators were actually showing reverence for the hopelessly outgunned defenders who at least tried to put up a fight. It was their way of paying respect. Quoted:
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Really dug that! However, the only issue I take with it, is the use of the laser on the crossbow guy. Predators seem to have a sense of honor (Predator Bushido code, if you will), and that seemed out of character. Even if the crossbow guy was technically using projectiles. Still, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Hope they make more. If you read some of the predator books you will see an extensive honor system very similar to Bushido. One scene I remember from one of the books was after a group of predators attacked and destroyed a human encampment they beheaded the defenders, put their heads on pikes, and danced around a fire with them. The surviving humans were outraged, considering it a desecration. But the predators were actually showing reverence for the hopelessly outgunned defenders who at least tried to put up a fight. It was their way of paying respect. Ah, the very first aliens vs. Predator comic book. 
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Really dug that! However, the only issue I take with it, is the use of the laser on the crossbow guy. Predators seem to have a sense of honor (Predator Bushido code, if you will), and that seemed out of character. Even if the crossbow guy was technically using projectiles. Still, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Hope they make more. If you read some of the predator books you will see an extensive honor system very similar to Bushido. One scene I remember from one of the books was after a group of predators attacked and destroyed a human encampment they beheaded the defenders, put their heads on pikes, and danced around a fire with them. The surviving humans were outraged, considering it a desecration. But the predators were actually showing reverence for the hopelessly outgunned defenders who at least tried to put up a fight. It was their way of paying respect. Ah, the very first aliens vs. Predator comic book. Sounds like ISIS |
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An Arab with a gurkha kukri?  He was handed the Kukri by the Templar. I would imagine that there were battlefield pick ups and trading with Nepalese or people who had been there. It is not out of the realm of possibilities that a Templar knight had one in his possession. Granted, the oldest known Kukri is from the 1500's, but I would bet they have been around for longer than that, they are a rather useful blade style. |
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Lost interest in 39 seconds when it became feminist predator. |
