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Originally Posted by Mahatatain
Reminds me of the original Planet of the Apes films where the apes, specifically the Gorillas, were armed with rifles.
It works as an idea for a game though - you just have to justify why the apes are now intelligent enough to use firearms. For example I ran a Morrow Project inspired game a few years ago where Alien invaders were breeding (and mentally enhancing) apes to use them as foot soldiers in their war against the humans.
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As a little boy i got my hands on the marvel-comics (i didnt saw the movies at that age) , and i am sure thats what started my love for post-apocalyptic settings (intensified in a different way by MadMax a bit later).
Horse-riding gorillas with carbines, slugging it out with an army of mutated bunker-dwellers in an abandoned desert-wasteland...
None of my childhood-friends knew about that apes-stuff (which i was obsessed with as a kid) and i was the only one, craving for a line of action-figures like for star wars... (the mego-stuff was nowhere in sight in germany).
So i collected lots of "naked gorillas" in the form of chewbacca...
PS:
Targan wrote: "When you look into the eyes of a chimp, bonobo, orang or gorilla you can tell there is a person in there. A really weird (from our point of view) person admittedly, but they have their own complicated lives, wants and desires."
Very well said, exactly what i thought sometimes, but i didŽnt found these words. I would even go as far, as expanding that to most non-primate animals as well. Call me a tree-hugger, if you like.
But if you ever had a cat or a dog, which you loved, than youŽll know that there is something to it. And a good video, btw.