A while back I asked the Fashion history subreddit about what inspiration was drawn in both of Hera Visari's designs. Anyway they got back to me.

Apparently her Killzone: Shadowfall era "outfit has loose 1940s inspiration here and there, with the boxy skirt cut being reminiscent of the cuts of that time, and the hairstyle resembling some 40s styles. The collar reminds me somewhat of 1890s capes, and the hair could also be seen as resembling hairstyles popular from the Edwardian era c. 1905."

With her Killzone 3 era "one has a resemblance to couture evening gowns of the 1950s, particularly ones by Charles James, but much more embellished. It sort of also reminds me of Cyndi Lauper’s style in the 1980s in a way, with the swaging and draped bits on the skirt, but also of 1770s-80s “à la turque” gowns. The hair is sort of 1990s."

Anyway, I found this interesting and I thought I should share it.

How many members and independent planet's names of the ICSA

. Launch 3 Bio Hazard Spikes in 3-Sec's

. Fire Thin Bio-Green Posion Needle Bullets

. Opens Green Nano-Toxin quills in multiple shots

Model To Type-33 Guided Munitions Launcher

Fire Mode

Automatic

Size

Rate of Fire

8.5 rnds/sec

Semi-Automatic/Charge

Ammunition Type: Bio-Mass

Range

Short-Medium Range

• 64 meters (210 ft)

I've noticed that some Isa character sport a red patch with the number 7, notably Templar and Garza in Killzone 2 and Narville in Killzone 3, I was just wondering if anyone had a high resolution image or even what it is

There appears to be confusion with ISA forces in the series on the wiki.

An unspecified amount of Vetka ISA forces were being trained on Earth during the invasion of Vetka depicted in Killzone, these soldiers who are better equipped make an appearance in Killzone Liberation. Supporting this fact is that we know Narvile was on Earth during Killzone and participated in Liberation.

The devs did state in the interview that the reason the transport ships are used instead of the dropship in liberation was a cost effective measure, and that only the cruisers were supplied by the UCA. I need to locate the source of this however as I am relying on memory but to me it makes sense.

Also only ISA 'High Command' seem to be directing this invasion effort, placing Templar in command, nothing to do with UCA or mention of them [Killzone 2]

Furthermore I have not found any evidence of the existence of an ISA Marines branch, despite their existence in concept art, we see a render of a soldier with ISA INFANTRY on his vest.

Although I do recall both Infantry and Marines being discussed at the time, but no page for infantry exists on the wiki, and to my knowledge Killzone 2 does not refer to Marines of any kind, only soldiers/troops.

And finally to further support no UCA involvement, the ISA propaganda very clearly states the forces are Vetkan.

I remember reading somewhere that In the final act if Killzone 3, the nuclear wasteland is actually Pyrrhus and the huge crater in the wasteland is actually the Red Dust crater.

I believe it was from the book but wouldn't it not contradict kz shadow fall as we visit pyrhuss as a dilapidated city rather than a barren waste with no resemblance to a city at all?

I started a new game in hard but now it’s a little bit to hard for me. How can I change the Mode?

I'm sure you know this but Guerrilla and Guerrilla Cambridge games have been dissolved, meaning it is highly unlikely that any new Killzone games will even be teased.

MAWLRs are like larger Pingers from Crysis 3.