the problem with this game isn't that people are being inherently biased against it or anything. It's the way this game portrays the battle. By not portraying the war crimes and atrocities that happened during the battle, such as the use of white phosphorus, it does a disservice to those who were in the battle itself, especially the civilians that witnessed the entire fiasco. If you were a civilian who happened to get permanent and crippling burns from WP shells fired at your house during the battle, you would be pretty angry if this game didn't decide to show the criminal use of WP too, right? As a person who loves tactical games myself (ARMA, Project Reality, etc.) I think that this game should show the atrocities that happened. The devs could have gone with the Spec Ops: The Line route and showed war as it truely was: hell. They could have shown the full scale of things and shove war crimes at your face without toning down anything. They could have showed the suffering of civilians that happened. By not showing the atrocities, this game will feel like another COD. (in terms of how it tones down war) I'm really disappointed the devs didn't show the atrocities.