In the face of THQ's attack, EA called the Medal of Honor no Taliban.

Danny Bilson, THQ's core game director, lashed out at EA's decision to join the Taliban in the Medal of Honor and said THQ would never join the Taliban in the game.　　EA's shooting game "Medal of Honor", which was sold last October, included the Taliban in its single player game, but fortunately EA decided to remove it from the multiplayer game at the last minute, replacing it with a camp called "opposition". But Danny Bilson, who had previously served in EA, said he would never join the Taliban in the game. "I objected from the outset to joining the organization in the game.　　Danny Bilson also blamed THQ for developing an American shooting game against North Korea at the time of the escalation of the Korean conflict, as well as the differences between the Medal of Honor and the battlefield of dice. "In war, when you are the Middle East, China, or any other part of the United States, it's all fictional, because the game itself is fictional, and I wouldn't mind playing such a fictional game." "But when you get back to reality, everything is real, and we're totally different in the game," he said. How many innocent people have died in the hands of the Taliban. I've always been serious about my game. That's why the games I do are fun because I care about them. I'm not going to play the Taliban in the game, No. "When he was in EA, Danny Bilson a game based on the Iraq war." (Edit/Xu Mingming)