EA: A stubborn old man who doesn't know how to play the Medal of Honor.

Now the Medal of Honor has been completely submerged by the stubborn saliva that has been "taken out of context" and "totally ignorant of the game".　　The reason is that players can choose Taliban fighters in online mode. Craig Owens, marketing director of the Medal of Honor, said: "The stubborn people who don't know the game are outraged that players can ' act as a Taliban massacre of American soldiers." Owens also said the military and air Force Exchange service prohibit the sale of the Medal of Honor in the barracks, and there is no direct relationship between renaming the Taliban as "hostile forces".　　Because the renaming has not been canceled by Aafes's ban. "The biggest problem is that players can play the Taliban and slaughter American soldiers," he said. So we change it to ' hostile forces '.　　The term hostile forces is a common term used by our competitors (alluding to call of duty) and we rename it more out of respect for the military, "he says.　　He went on to say that earlier this year, "about 500,000 of players tried it as a Taliban to fight American soldiers", and there was not so much controversy. "After that, some people start to get out of the way, really," he said, "It's just a misunderstanding." I think that eventually, as a person like me, I am 42 years old, the dream of being a player of the highest level in the world, like me, will be far away from us. "This is an episode in the game change. Those who don't play games and feel like they're 12 years old, they think it's just fun and games. Never think that a game can tell an impressive story like a movie. "Yes, that's it, these people don't understand the meaning of the game." (Digging the shell net)