@Utnayan: I think you maybe missed every single MP survival game out there. You have other options for that, Kojima here wanted to do something different. End of story.

@Utnayan: So, those who think like you are the ones with common sense. Also now works in which America is not the center of all, even when it's not being criticized, are "liberal".

You also did wrote twenty comments, TWENTY, in a game you don't like, each time somebody writes something you don't agree with just to turn the conversation into politics. I really don't want to know what level of obsession and unhappiness is required to reduce everything to a political and narrow-minded view like that one.

Romero's Dawn of the Dead is the most influential in my opinion. You can see its influence in most of nowadays zombie flicks.

@nikolistary: I thing that is exactly on point. It's fun precisely because it's not real.

@djape_boss: He is not doing that, man. He's showing concern about what he perceives as romanticized warfare.

Yeah well, some kinda do, but then you have stuff like :Spec Ops. The Line" or "This was of mine". Same happens with a lot of movies making violence something like fireworks while others criticise it. Depends on the context, but in the end of day there are just entertaining products.

Still, those war games are not for kids; that's an important point to mention that tends to always be ignored.

@afromakka: well. We'll have to disagrees there then. ^^

@afromakka: being fair. Latest ACs were quite good, bit too long, but still quite good.

@ProjektInsanity: Yeah, that's exactly the issue.
I mean, of course I am aware that if I make harsh jokes somebody is going to be offended. It's his/her right to protest and I'll have to face it, of course.
Another thing is telling us that we can't do certain jokes because somebody in this world of almost 8 billion humans may get offended.