@endorbr I think its simply more the fact that the game is advertised as "paying respect" to veterans. To stick such a label on most modern fps is a sheer act of hypocrisy as no first person shooter actually has a mature and interesting consideration of death. It's not that there can't be games where you always respawn and death doesn't mean anything, it would just be nice to have some developers begin to RETHINK death in games. What if you had a game where you played a soldier and there was a good, well-written story, where you got to know that character and your "band of brothers" so to speak. Then you die. But your character doesn't respawn, perhaps you would then control another character, the point being that the implications of death and what it actually means to be a soldier would be thought about in a more engaging and interesting way.