"Most people who play the United States Army's freeware FPS sit through training simulations so that they may be able to get into the action and rack up some kills. The medic skills learned in the training allow you to heal teammates in the game, but it seems that they also apply in real life situations. According to Wired and the America's Army forums, 'a North Carolina man who saw an SUV flip and roll on a highway last November was able to provide medical aid to the victims with skills he learned from the America's Army."
From Slashdot
Tuesday, 22 January 2008
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agree! that game really can teach u some useful stuff that can help in a real life too. I don't think there is that good game that can teach you something useful. even if there is they cost allot and all u can learn violence.
ReplyDeleteanother good thing is that its free!!
u can download it from many web sites but most of them charge u for downloading from there site.
I myself downloaded it for free form www.freefungz.com
all u need is registration which is free also and it took me 30 sec and in a min I was downloading game.