Futile_Mistakes!

I'm on MW4 right now and the whole series is fascinating to me because it makes me wonder. It doesn't feel that terrifying when you see European or Middle Eastern towns at war, but the imagery of that suburban America on fire in MW2 genuinely scared me, even as a person of different background who doesn't associate themselves with the country. It feels like out of the whole word those happy, white picked fence suburbs are something so sacral and untouchable that war will never reach it and when it does, even in the game, it's disturbing. I feel like people would think that the plot lines are too polarising, and I am almost sure that I saw discussions about it before, but the threat is real and was real back in the day. It is just curious to me that they choose to include it at all. Something something about how western media over the years became more and more isolationist.