Having served in Fallujah, participating in Op Vigilant Resolve and pre and post Al Fajr, I am glad to hear that, 1. this game is finally being made and 2. that the developers CLAIM to not be making a political message.<br><br>Ultimately, I hope that it is respectful towards those who lost lives and limbs in that depraved city; in both, political messaging (or, hopefully, lack thereof), and in gameplay mechanics - if you're going to claim to be telling the story of Marines in Fallujah, then it had better not feel like COD (imo).<br><br>That said, the free expression guaranteed under the 1st Amendment is the most critical backbone of a free society. Those who wish to silence and suppress the making of this game, be it from the moral busybody Christian Conservatives to the moral busybody genocidal Socialists, are authoritarians who are the antithesis of what I, and my fellow Marines, fought to uphold.<br><br>Video games do not cause violence - pissed off Marines do.<br><br>Cheers.<br><br>Edit: Doubtful that the game developers will read this comment, but if they do, I"m more than happy to lend my stories and experience towards this game's development, free of charge. I really just don't want this game to suck lol. If you're going to make a game about my personal experiences, I really just want it to be good. It's one thing for Cyberpunk to derail the hypetrain and release in a shitty state - it will be another to see "Six Days in Fallujah sucks" plastered all over my YouPubes home page.<br><br>Edit 2: Good coverage, Upper Echelon Gamers; well articulated and thoughtful coverage. Thanks. Cheers.