South Korean Politician Urges President to Play Modern Warfare 4 to Understand 'Devastation' of Potential Invasion
A South Korean politician has urged the country's President to play Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 to grasp the potential devastation from a North Korean invasion.
South Korean politician Han Dong-hoon has urged President Lee Jae-myung to play Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 to better understand the potential devastation of a North Korean invasion. The politician argues that the country should actively prepare for any situation, rather than simply hoping it never occurs. He dismisses criticism of the game depicting an all-out war between the two countries, stating that it should serve as a wake-up call to assess readiness.
The game begins with South Korean soldiers patrolling city streets before an EMP takes out power, followed by a North Korean missile attack and ground invasion. South Korean forces struggle against the North Korean opposition due to overwhelming odds, aided by new technology capable of disabling defenses quickly. The game's release coincides with reports that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may be in a coma or deceased, and his sister, Kim Yo Jong, has threatened South Korea.
Modern Warfare 4 also features a mode set in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), a real-world location that borders North and South Korea. Players can explore this environment, complete missions, and learn about the game's story. IGN rated the game at 7/10, praising the campaign while noting that multiplayer could be more engaging.
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