This can only improve sales of this game. This is simply one man's personal preference. I do not like war games because I do not think war and entertainment to be a wholesome mix for teens. But that is my view. Others no doubt have another opinion. I wish all games could have a more educational twist. Every time a child spends hours at a computer game they should in someway benefit more directly from the experience.

Most video games do benefit the user in some way or another. Hand-eye coordination is a widely known one, for instance. Another, brainstorming and fast planning skills. If you keep dying by getting shot at one point in the story, then you must make up a plan(brainstorming). If you are playing multiplayer, then you need a quick plan to win.

How many years do we need to train to improve hand-eye coordination? How much better do we really get? Is it worth spending so many hours of our lives in virtual combat? Not many of us are soldiers. I have no real interest in shooting anyone. Not even in the virtual world. It may be fun for awhile but steals too much time. Life is short. Maybe if I was able to learn some life skill as I shoot then I would love it. I prefer to teach youths how to deal with difficult confrontations and how to avoid direct physical assaults rather than teach them how to aim and fire. The mind is the true battlefield and guns are not helpful in the mind.