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>put 8 highly trained kids in a circle before the war
>a countdown appears on their HUD implants invented by Elon's granddaughter
>kids run with their guns at the other side
>jump off buildings, breaking multiple limbs
>instantly shot running straight at the enemy
>what is actual death
>what is actaully firing a firearm

imagine thinking COD has even a small percent of similarity to actual combat. Our next war will be in space,
gpt
Playing a lot of fps shooters does increase twitch muscle speed, and makes people noticably better at shooting. It doesn't translate 1:1 for actual combat, but it certainly doesn't hurt. And it makes it easier to actually train these kids once they join. You just have to teach them that getting shot will 9/10 times take you out of the fight permanently, and that you can't suicide run at the enemy in real life.
There's also other military sim fps games that are extremely realistic with a chain of command, realistic damage and bullet models, multiple squads with team leaders, commanders, etc that would absolutely help teach people the basics of combat. I'm convinced those games are the byproduct of mkultra spin-off programs.