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Originally Posted by dmitric300 technically in world war 1 and 2 they taught the exact opposite of what you just claim. It is much more expensive to treat a horribly injured person then it is to replace them. It was a strategy in the war to use gas attacks that put troops in hostpitals and force the government to reroute their funds to treat them. It would be kind of funny to see Ganondorf acting as a field medic whenever you leave a screen treating those that you didn't quite kill. |
Well, yes, chivalry was an extinct concept by those times(they corresponded to the middle ages, naturally). Machiavellin policies proved quite popular for political motives and moves, naturally by discarding those moral and just attributes. Ganondorf would be one that would seem to adhere to those kind of standards though, what with his super evil image.