Soldiers and warfare FPS GAMES - for a study i'm conducting
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Discuss Soldiers and warfare FPS GAMES - for a study i'm conducting at the Juniors forum within the The Army Rumour Service website; Hi i am conducting a study in 'The development of weapon realism in warfare FPS ...
Lots of soldiers play FPS's, I'd say their reasons are fairly similar to there civilian friends. Those being that wiping out hordes of Zombies/Nazis/Badguy is fun.
As little boys we play soldiers in the playground with sticks for guns. As we get older we retain the same childish playful nature, but become inherently lazy. FPS's are an adult's way of staying in the playground, it has bugger all to do with the fact that we're soldiers. In fact, I'd find the results of a study into why some squaddies go paintballing far more interesting.
It's not unusual to have half the blokes in the block sitting playing each other on Call of Duty into the wee small hours.
Realism is just as important to soldiers as it is to any other gamer. It's the little details that matter- the ally kit, terminology of the characters, weapons acting like they would in reality etc
Yup, play them cos they are fun. Yep, I want the weapons to be realistic and as upto date as possible. Why? Because I'm a bloke land I've never known a bloke that doesn't smoke pole that doesn't like shiny new bits of kit.
That said, give me a pulse rifle and a needler and I'll happily mallet Covenant for a few hours.
Yeah weapons are all well and good, but I've never fired a SCAR-L so fuck knows what it really handles like. I did get excited when one the characters was wearing Oakley gloves just like mine though. Soldiers like the authenticity of the overall game, where as civvie gamers probably only love the weapons...
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