This is a complete logical fallacy. Who said this IS real life? It's quite obviously a video game. You don't need to point that out. And once again you're bringing up examples which are simply nothing like this.If you can't draw the line between games and real life than
-People who play FPS will become murderers and the people who shoot up schools.
-People that play games like GTA will become gangsters and car thieves.
I don't understand why people get upset. I understand that you understand though.Doesn't sound like a very fun game but if it was of course I would play it. I'm not doing anything wrong am I? As I'm killing NPCs and not real human beings.
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'Oh well you can run over people in GTA and that happens in real life too!' - what is your point? Who is saying that anything which happens in a videogame which may also happen in real life = bad? Who made that point?
For the last time, the game is set not only in the middle east, and not only in afghanistan but in the ACTUAL AREA of afghanistan were the most blood has been shed and the most people have lost their lives. It's too raw, and too real for some people, especially those who have lost their children or brothers over there. To watch footage of a videogame were the taliban yell 'stop them at all costs!' and start shooting up soldiers in helmand province is obviously not a pleasant experience for the many people who've lost loved ones in the war, is it?
Why are we pretending that we 'dont get it'? I'm sure you're very much aware of why some people are upset. It's obvious to say the least.
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