The Call of Duty Conspiracy
 

What if the Government is behind Call of Duty and trying to prepare us mentally for the military with Call of Duty releases?

Think about it.

We are soldiers already...virtual soldiers and not from the COD saga only.
But the military as far as i know they train with doom.

So in some way we are pure raw material for the military.

Remember GAMER movie (with gerard) xD We are not so far from that.

As long as I can press the red button, I'm ok with it :)

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Well the government can stick it. MGS2 touched on this a grip, so if the guhmint wants to train me, I'll happily oblige.... With Metal Gear Solid games :p

In my country (Portugal), when I bought MW3, for pc, it had a flyer of the army ("Exército" in portuguese) inside, to incentivate buyers to join the army LOL

I was hoping the gov't was training me to be a treasure hunter/lost world discoverer like Nathan Drake. Damn.

DAMNIT! And here i thought i was the future number 1 Formula 1 driver :frown::mad::frown:

They might want to make a more tactical shooter to train people mentally. There have been military released shooters (simulators) and honestly SOCOM would be a way better way to train people. It has no respawns........

"Hey we have enemy forces inbound on our position"
"OK 1 sec let me setup my classes and perks"
"Oh ****, I've been hit"
"It will be ok you will respawn after you bleed out, and make sure to watch the killcam"

Come the **** on

CoD teaches people how to run and gun, and it teaches players that they can be a one man army
Socom teaches players about trigger burst, teamwork, communication, and when you die you die.

People already know the obvious:

• War is real.
• You only respawn in video games.
• Perks & special abilities are only in video games.

But that isn't what I'm talking about. Obviously, someone joining the military already has a clear understanding of what he's getting himself -- or herself -- into.

This is my point: because of Call of Duty alone my knowledge on today's weapons is greater than it should be.

Why do I know what an AC130 is, how far it is from the ground and what types of projectiles work best to clear an area depending on the situation?

Why do I know about cooking grenades so the enemy can't just throw them back? ?

Why do I know about an AK-47's (and rifles alike) rate-of-fire?

I shouldn't know JACK about any of this.

Call of Duty 4 came out in 2007 and I was 14 or 15 back then. Think of someone else who has been constantly playing Call of Duty since then and is now 19 going-on 20 -- the prime age to join the military.

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Seriously though, the same could then be said about all forms of media. Violent rap music is propaganda to stir young african american youths into learning about guns and fighting so they will be prepared for war.

Rate of fire isn't why AK-47 are desirable and formidable weapons. They are durable. Any idiot can take apart and do maintenance(very few moving parts). They are cheap to make and easy to do full auto conversions. Also Annelies for your reference the market is flooded with chinese AKs, but the desirable ones are from Russia.