>It looks like the U.S. Army has fully embraced the America’s

>now

>>388406140
>Now
Look up America's Army, propaganda games have been around for a while. What if this thread is viral marketing from the Army

Military has been making games for decades now. Simulation or combat training.

>now

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>>388406321
Also a US armed forces made doom wad.

>>388406140
>now

>>388406140
It's quite clearly explained in your own post why they are making yet another video game.

>>388406385
>>388406371
>>388406321
>>388406283
>>388406226

well sorry i'm not an old nerd

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>>388406485
It's okay friend

>>388406485
>America's Army
>2002
Just how fucking young are you?

>>388406140
>America’s next big war.
can't wait

>>388406627
>Implying it won't be a civil war

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>usa military
>air-conditioned rooms
>drones
>video games

To my understanding militaries have played out potential conflicts using hex and counter board wargames for quite a while too.

>>388406485
If youre too young to remember the america's army games then youre a fucking underage nigger

>>388407028

I was born in 1998. Why the fuck would I remember a game that came out when I was 4?

>>388407208
Epic shitposting, here's your (You), now sod off

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>>388407208
>1998
that does it, I think I'm done with this place

>>388406140
The army has used vidya as a recruitment and propaganda tool for ages.

Lately, the technology has gotten good enough to simulate real world circumstances, allowing them to see what works and what doesn't, ableit in a broad sense and lacking the unpredictability of real life.

I forsee that htey will eventually make use of VR to remotely pilot vehicles.

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>>388406140
>armored game without russian bias
Count me in
It would be hilarious if game devs overpowered one weapon due to simulation limits and USF end up with a shitty equipment due to some unbalanced vidya.

>>388406835
That has to be a new cadet or some shit. No way in hell would a chief or officer do that

>>388406140
>that aim reticle
They licensed the War Thunder engine didn't they? Not that I am against it, it'd be great to get a good armored combat game with it.

>>388407281
Why. Afraid of change you old fuck? Move aside gramps. The greatest gen in coming in and things arent going to be the same. No more will the way of racism and bigotry stand in our way. We are here. We are now.

>>388407550
It will be good as long as they are consistent with reality and not add shit like t34-100

>Kriegsspiel (German: [ˈkʁiːksˌʃpiːl], "war game") was a system used for training officers in the Prussian and German armies. The first set of rules was created in 1812[1] and named Instructions for the Representation of Tactical Maneuvers under the Guise of a Wargame. It was originally produced and developed further by Lieutenant Georg Leopold von Reiswitz and his son Georg Heinrich Rudolf von Reiswitz of the Prussian Army.[1]

>>388407754
>Warring Simulator 1812
Fucking Germans

Cool, where do I sign up? When will wars finally be fought through video games?