What i don't understand whit thees protests is, if it is wrong to show war because it glorifies it. How are we suppose to learn about the horrible tings about war? Maybe the point of this game is not to glorify war, but instead to inform the player what war actually is. If we talk about games that more glorifies war and violence i would instead point my finger towards multiplayer games like; Counter-Strike, Call of Duty, and battlefield. Of course i don't believe thees games cause violence, i am not an idiot, i do however bereave thees games glorifies war and violence more that other games. If we want people to change and stop war and violence we need to talk and show the not so "cool" and usually honorific things about them. This is something i believe Spec ops: The line did very well, and i think this game is the next logical step. Spec ops, was an fictional event and some uneducated may therefor distance themselves form the game and thus reality, believing that we would never do such things towards each other. 6 days in Fallujah is on the other hand real and the player most likely know this playing the game and will therefore be more affected by what they see, hear, and do in game. I am therefore very surprised that thees people who criticize and want to bury the game, see it as a glorification of war instead of what i really is, a intractable documentary.