I'd be interested in seeing a shooter where you pull shrapnel out of your leg, or bullets out of your chest, and bandage yourself back up (don't know if a smart person would actually do this in real).

A shooter where you are hardly alive by the end, limping or crawling to a helicopter/ transport.

A shooter where you hire or meet new soldiers only to see them fall in battle if you don't back them up.

I see what Tom is getting at, however his presentation may be crude.

@c0kemusheen

He said that you were patriotic and than you went on to defend the name of your country!!!

How patriotic of you.

Nothing against this, just thought it was ironic.

@GBDuder I think the game is fine and dandy, and would probably like to play it, but I can see Toms point. I don't think this is so much a criticism of the game, but rather the advertising.

@GBDuder

"Authentic examples "

could be considered an oxymoron.

@GBDuder

Yes,

And seeing as this is a matter of opinion, with no definitive right or wrong, the virtue of integrity could be attributed to either party, or both, depending on whose viewpoint we are looking from.

@GBDuder

The problem is it is that it is being advertised as authentic.

It set it's own standard.

@GBDuder

I enjoy military shooters, but I don't think they should be advertised as an authentic or real experience. (which is what Tom's article was against)

@GBDuder

Politicians that propose something that isn't currently supported by the masses may have bravery and integrity.

( such as early feminists, & civil rights activists )

@buccomatic

"Most" realistic, but Tom's question is: can it get yet More realistic?

@GBDuder

More than refusing to stand.