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!!Randolf Dossler
-> '''Voiced By:''' Richard Epcar
An interrogator (i.e., torturer) in the Damned 33rd.
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* ColdBloodedTorture: He can be seen doing this to Gould. A collectable lore item indicates he also did this in Afghanistan. At one point he even had this done to himself so he could better understand the pain he was inflicting on others.
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!!Randolf Dossler
-> '''Voiced By:''' Richard Epcar
An interrogator (i.e., torturer) in the Damned 33rd.
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* ColdBloodedTorture: He can be seen doing this to Gould. A collectable lore item indicates he also did this in Afghanistan. At one point he even had this done to himself so he could better understand the pain he was inflicting on others.
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!!Agent Jeff Riggs
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->'''Voiced By:''' Patrick Quinn (English), Vitaly Petrov (Russian)
Another member of the CIA that Delta stumbles upon later in the story. He's been hatching a plan to steal several trucks which hold the city's water supply; ostensibly, this is in an effort to weaken the 33rd's hold on Dubai, but the real reason for it turns out to be far more sinister.
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Another member of the CIA that Delta stumbles upon later in the story. He's been hatching a plan to steal several trucks which hold the city's water supply; ostensibly, this is in an effort to weaken the 33rd's hold on Dubai, but the real reason for it turns out to be far more sinister.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: He's ultimately shot and killed by [=McPherson=], the 33rd soldier whom Castavin was brutally interrogating until the Delta Force soldiers distracted him.
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!!Agent Thomas Daniels
->'''Voiced By:''' Rick Pasqualone (English)
Another of Riggs's agents.
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* DeadAllAlong: Radioman broadcasts Daniels screaming in agony as the 33rd tortures him. When Walker and his men find Daniels, they learn that Daniels was killed long ago and the screams were played off a recording.
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!!Agent Jeff Riggs
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->'''Voiced By:''' Patrick Quinn (English), Vitaly Petrov (Russian)
Another member of the CIA that Delta stumbles upon later in the story. He's been hatching a plan to steal several trucks which hold the city's water supply; ostensibly, this is in an effort to weaken the 33rd's hold on Dubai, but the real reason for it turns out to be far more sinister.
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!!Agent Thomas Daniels
->'''Voiced By:''' Rick Pasqualone (English)
Another of Riggs's agents.
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* DeadAllAlong: Radioman broadcasts Daniels screaming in agony as the 33rd tortures him. When Walker and his men find Daniels, they learn that Daniels was killed long ago and the screams were played off a recording.
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* ApologeticAttacker: In the ending, Konrad gives Walker five seconds to react before he shoots him dead. If Walker doesn't react at all, Konrad will actually be surprised and ask him if that is what he really wants. If Walker remains true to his choice, then Konrad will let out a dejected "so be it" before killing both of them.
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* ApologeticAttacker: In the ending, Konrad gives Walker five seconds to react before he shoots him dead. him. If Walker doesn't react at all, Konrad will actually be surprised and ask him if that is what he really wants. to reconsider. If Walker remains true to his choice, then Konrad will let out a dejected "so be it" before killing both of them.him.
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* SplitPersonality: Strongly implied. [[TalkingToThemself Walker can be seen mouthing off Konrad's words in the finale]], thus hinting that he's more than just a hallucination.
* SplitPersonalityTakeover: Seemingly attempts one in the ending. Konrad forces Walker into a mental battle where one of them has to kill the other. If Walker allows Konrad to win, Konrad seemingly takes over and shoots himself in the real world. Conversely, if Walker shoots first, Konrad is seemingly purged from his mind and does not appear in the epilogue (asides from a flashback conversation in one ending).
* SuicideByCop: One way to interpret his action in the ending. He holds Walker at gunpoint and threatens to shoot him unless Walker shoots first. The way he hesitates and gives Walker extra time to choose makes it very clear that he expects Walker to shoot first.
* SplitPersonalityTakeover: Seemingly attempts one in the ending. Konrad forces Walker into a mental battle where one of them has to kill the other. If Walker allows Konrad to win, Konrad seemingly takes over and shoots himself in the real world. Conversely, if Walker shoots first, Konrad is seemingly purged from his mind and does not appear in the epilogue (asides from a flashback conversation in one ending).
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* SplitPersonality: Strongly implied. All but confirmed. [[TalkingToThemself Walker can be seen mouthing off Konrad's words in the finale]], thus hinting showing that he's more than just a hallucination.
"Konrad" is no mere hallucination. There's also the fact that Konrad can force Walker to kill himself in one possible ending if Walker doesn't stop him first.
* SplitPersonalityTakeover: Seemingly attempts one in the ending. Konrad forces Walker into a mental battle where one of them has to kill the other. If Walker allows Konrad to win, Konrad seemingly takes over and shoots himself in the real world. Conversely, if Walkershoots kills Konrad first, Konrad is seemingly purged from his mind and does not appear in the epilogue (asides from a flashback conversation in one ending).
* SuicideByCop: One way to interpret his action in the ending. He holds Walker at gunpoint and threatens to shoot him unless Walker shoots first. The way he hesitates and gives Walker extra time tochoose reconsider makes it very clear that he expects Walker to shoot first.be killed first in self-defense.
* SplitPersonalityTakeover: Seemingly attempts one in the ending. Konrad forces Walker into a mental battle where one of them has to kill the other. If Walker allows Konrad to win, Konrad seemingly takes over and shoots himself in the real world. Conversely, if Walker
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* SuicideByCop: One way to interpret his action in the ending. He holds Walker at gunpoint and threatens to shoot him unless Walker shoots first. The way he hesitates and gives Walker extra time to choose makes it very clear that he wants to killed by expects Walker instead of the other way around.to shoot first.
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* SplitPersonalityTakeover: Seemingly attempts one in the ending. Konrad forces Walker into a mental battle where one of them has to kill the other. If Walker allows Konrad to win, Konrad seemingly takes over and shoots himself in the real world. Conversely, if Walker shoots first, Konrad is seemingly purged from his mind and does not appear in the epilogue (asides from a flashback conversation in one ending).
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* ApologeticAttacker: In the ending, Konrad gives Walker five seconds to react before he shoots him dead. If Walker doesn't react at all, Konrad will actually be surprised and asks ask him if that is what he really wants. If Walker remains true to his choice, then Konrad will let out a dejected "so be it" before killing both of them.
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In truth, there are actually two different Konrads. The real Konrad kills himself out of guilt prior to the start of the game, while the "Konrad" that the player interacts with throughout the game is just a figment of Walker's imagination/SplitPersonality.
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* HelplessGoodSide: He's Walker's more heroic split-personality, but he's unable to do anything to influence his counterpart's actions other than taunting or threatening him to stop his rampage. It's only in the ending when Walker sees the undeniable proof of his actions that Konrad begins to take control, managing to point a gun at both of their head and threaten to kill them both if [[BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind Walker doesn't save himself]].
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* TalkingToThemself: Whenever Walker talks to Konrad, he's actually talking to himself. This is best seen in [[https://youtu.be/RMpibMJeCcc?t=453 the ending]], where Walker is saying out loud the things that Konrad is saying.
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-->'''Konrad:''' It appears that reports of my... ''survival''... have been greatly exaggerated.
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-->'''Konrad:''' It appears that reports of my... ''survival''... have been greatly ''greatly'' exaggerated.
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* SleevesAreforWimps: After the water trucks crash, he's knocked out and wakes up later, with the sleeves on his top having been ripped off. Rather tellingly, they're removed in such a neat and orderly way that it implies he did it to himself somehow, or at least thinks he did, to try and sell his hero image.
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* SleevesAreforWimps: SleevesAreForWimps: After the water trucks crash, he's knocked out and wakes up later, with the sleeves on his top having been ripped off. Rather tellingly, they're removed in such a neat and orderly way that it implies he did it to himself somehow, or at least thinks he did, to try and sell his hero image.
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* TragicMonster: What Walker will be turned into, in the final chapters of the game.
* TragicMonster: What Walker will be turned into, in the final chapters of the game. Ultimately, he was a man who wanted to help save people and saw his every action doom them instead.
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* VillainProtagonist: He's responsible for everything bad that came upon Dubai since his arrival, though he doesn't [[HeelRealization get it]] until after he finds that Konrad is dead and he doesn't have anyone but himself to blame anymore.
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* VillainProtagonist: He's responsible for everything bad that came upon much of the hell Dubai is put through since his arrival, though he doesn't [[HeelRealization get it]] until after he finds that Konrad is dead and he doesn't have anyone but himself to blame anymore.
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* FiveSecondForeshadowing: Shortly before storming the radio tower, Lugo prompts a discussion on their plans as to how to deal with Radioman. Adams shuts it down pretty quick, being unconcerned about the odds, but Lugo is clearly hoping things come to a struggle.
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* NamedAfterSomebodyFamous: He's named after Joseph Konrad, the author of ''Literature/HeartOfDarkness'' that the game drew significant inspiration from.
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* NamedAfterSomebodyFamous: He's named after Joseph Konrad, Conrad, the author of ''Literature/HeartOfDarkness'' that the game drew significant inspiration from.
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* NamedAfterSomebodyFamous: He's named after Joseph Konrad, the author of ''Literature/HeartOfDarkness'' that the game drew significant inspiration from.
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* EmptyShell: [[spoiler:The Epilogue turns him into one, he doesn't speak at all when the rescue team finds him.]]
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* EmptyShell: [[spoiler:The The Epilogue turns shows him becoming into one, he doesn't speak at all when the rescue team finds him.]]him, and only produces small hurt sounds, during the optional confrontation against the rescue team.
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* EmptyShell: [[spoiler:The Epilogue turns him into one, he doesn't speak at all when the rescue team finds him.]]
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* ThousandYardStare: He sports one while frantically trying to internally justify his unknowing murder of dozens of civilians with WP shells at The Gate. His IcyBlueEyes make it even more hollow-looking Later in the epilogue, his gaze is so dead and empty that Falcon-1 even remarks on how unsettling it is.
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* ThousandYardStare: He sports one while frantically trying to internally justify his unknowing murder of dozens of civilians with WP shells at The Gate. His IcyBlueEyes make it even more hollow-looking Later in the epilogue, [[EmptyShell his gaze is so dead and empty empty]] that Falcon-1 even remarks on how unsettling it is.
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An eccentric radio DJ and the acting leader of the Damned 33rd. Once a journalist who was reporting on the ongoing crisis in Dubai, he now broadcasts his music using a makeshift collection of speakers set up all across Dubai, and taunts Delta Force as they make their way further into the city.
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An eccentric radio DJ and the acting leader of affiliated with the Damned 33rd. Once a journalist who was reporting on the ongoing crisis in Dubai, he now broadcasts his music using uses a makeshift collection of speakers set up all over the place to broadcast his music across Dubai, the city, in addition to words of motivation for the 33rd and taunts leveled at Delta Force as they make their way further into the city.
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