Join the Homefront's Resistance Movement

Huh... I don't really like resistance. 
 
Oh... wait.  This is for Homefront.  Not resistance.  I got confused by the video title.

I'm still wondering how North Korea could possibly fuck over America this hard

Civilian resistance, good. But, where's the army?

Great idea to at least set the stage for destruction on the West Coast, for a change. I know it is alternate reality outlandish fiction and all but still can't get over the idea of NK being able to stage any kind of invasion on the US. I'd be more willing to buy into the action treatment of a Fallout prequel, with Chinese invasion. 

So America's fucked... but how's Europe doing? You'd think that the rest of the world would've probably tried to have done something by this point. 
 
I know it's just a game, but I'm really having trouble grasping the concept of this ever happening.

This game is coming out in North Korea, right? 
It will be to them what Starcraft is to South Korea?

I hope this is good. I like the graphical style and set up for the story.

Dang. I just felt like standing up and saluting, and I'm not even an American. :)

Oh my god, this trailer keeps fucking stopping right when he's about to say, "occupation." Fuck this game.

I can't get past the premise.

So why would Europe not of stepped in, and just let America be overtaken???

WOLVERINES!

Damn White Castle, invading america.

Yea. No way I'm buying the premise. Might try the game out though.
 
It's not that the situation upsets me, it's more that it's not feesable.
 
 "You cannot invade the mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass."
~ Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto 

" Yea. No way I'm buying the premise. Might try the game out though.
 
It's not that the situation upsets me, it's more that it's not feesable.
 
 "You cannot invade the mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass." ~ Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto  "

" Yea. No way I'm buying the premise. Might try the game out though.
 
It's not that the situation upsets me, it's more that it's not feesable.
 
 "You cannot invade the mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass." ~ Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto  "

So where the heck is Europe while this is happening? Seems like a very far-fetched plot.

Call of Duty: Korean Warfare

History has shown us that when great invasions from foreign military  occurs to other countries lots of other countries can pretty much watch until something happens to the country watching.
So to everyone still wondering how this could happen you'd be surprised if something like this happens which countries would just sit around and do nothing.

Maybe the United Korea and China are double teaming the rest of the world; UK heads East, and China goes West in reprisal of the Mongolian horde. 

As far fetched as the plot probably is I'd still like to see how the story unfolds and the game looks like a lot of fun. 

I can't believe that a bunch of gamers are sitting around and criticizing a game because its premise is outlandish and perhaps unrealistic...because space marines, aliens, machines that allow one to relive the events of their ancestors via reading DNA sequences, genetic mutation, and cities under the sea are completely believable.

Despite the premise being almost impossible the thing that bothered me most in the trailer was the use of revolution.  If you're an occupied state with a foreign military in power it's not a revolution...  A revolution needs factions within one nation to be at war.
 
Marketing is using the term "Second American Revolution" as a buzzword to hype it's fiction.  It might behoove them to actually use the correct terminology if they're trying to impress the gravitas of a guerrilla resistance.  Oh wait, I forgot that the US has made guerrilla a bad word for market testing.

" I can't believe that a bunch of gamers are sitting around and criticizing a game because its premise is outlandish and perhaps unrealistic...because space marines, aliens, machines that allow one to relive the events of their ancestors via reading DNA sequences, genetic mutation, and cities under the sea are completely believable. "

" @Koshka said:

" Yea. No way I'm buying the premise. Might try the game out though.
 
It's not that the situation upsets me, it's more that it's not feesable.
 
 "You cannot invade the mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass." ~ Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto  "

If you can't buy this premise then i take it you don't buy the premise of 99% of non sports video games.  And this CAN happen. "

This game will fail because the gaming public won't believe and won't want to believe that a shithole like North Korea could conquer America within 16 years. What the fuck was Kaos studios thinking?

Looks like a good B-Game.

I'm sorry, but shouldn't the time to "Stand and fight" have been before the occupation?

I know it's been said over and over again, and I know that it really SHOULDN'T affect the game...but NORTH KOREA?  They're the most incompetent of our "enemies".  They believe (or, at least told to believe), that their leader is a magical immortal, they are invincible, and can beat anyone with their shitty army and weaponry that mostly fails during tests.  It was just such a stupid choice.

" @OneAndOnlyBigE: Thats not why people are complaining, these other situations are talking about everyone know that they are not possible and the games are not made to be thought of as possible, this on the other hand takes itself very seriously and its presentation of the premis tells us that they think this is possible, thats why people are complaining. "

While theres no way an invasion of America could happen like this, because of our size, military superiority, or the fact that if America gets fucked, the entire world economy would probably get fucked, still looks interesting. 
  
And you just know someone's gonna say "Give me liberty or give me death" and then get shot.

" This game will fail because the gaming public won't believe and won't want to believe that a shithole like North Korea could conquer America within 16 years. What the fuck was Kaos studios thinking? "

 People don't can't believe a game with a storyline of an attack in the US, but totally go for games that have dragons & super soldiers. Go figure.

How did North Korea invade USA? 
Maybe while every one in USA was sitting in front of their computers bitching about  how absurd some game's premise was, North Korean troops took over the country without anyone resisting?

"  People don't can't believe a game with a storyline of an attack in the US, but totally go for games that have dragons & super soldiers. Go figure. "

" @LiquidSwords said:

"  People don't can't believe a game with a storyline of an attack in the US, but totally go for games that have dragons & super soldiers. Go figure. "

 Perhaps because that is true fantasy and this might just hit a bit too close to home. As in, we can't win a war from people wearing sandals now. An invasion in 2027 isn't even that crazy. "

Is China backing North Korea like the US is backing South Korea? In that case, we're all in trouble Europe, US and Russia too.

The MP in this game looks soo fucking cool.

North Korea used some sort of EMP mega bomb before their invasion. Anyway, the steam pre-order makes me want to buy this. I was thinking rental on console but getting Metro 2033 for free and getting the game 10 bucks cheaper... Steam you've got me again. 

oh wow, am I supposed to take this game seriously?  I thought they were going for a modern sarcastic humor slant but this trailer looks like "serious business".  GOTY2011!!!  Best unintentionally hilarious game this year.

" @SpacePenguin said:

" @OneAndOnlyBigE: Thats not why people are complaining, these other situations are talking about everyone know that they are not possible and the games are not made to be thought of as possible, this on the other hand takes itself very seriously and its presentation of the premis tells us that they think this is possible, thats why people are complaining. "

I think you are reading too far into this "

" @OneAndOnlyBigE said:

" I can't believe that a bunch of gamers are sitting around and criticizing a game because its premise is outlandish and perhaps unrealistic...because space marines, aliens, machines that allow one to relive the events of their ancestors via reading DNA sequences, genetic mutation, and cities under the sea are completely believable. "

*wait-a-minute*?!  Are you telling me that the Animus, THE ANIMUS, is a piece of fiction??!  .....  Fuck you, Ubisoft! "