Amid a recruitment struggle, branches are using huge hits like Fortnite as marketing tools. Some veterans see the practice as unethical – especially given the age of the gaming audience
I remember struggling to get the minimum marksmanship to be able to play the game because the targets were red and the background was green/brown. I had to memorize the position and timing of all 30(?) targets.
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Not surprising since they literally made a game for recruiting in 2002. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/America's_Army
I remember struggling to get the minimum marksmanship to be able to play the game because the targets were red and the background was green/brown. I had to memorize the position and timing of all 30(?) targets.
Pretty realistic lol.
23/40 targets if it’s the same as the army qualification.