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  1. Put him in Oculus and shove him into a set piece in a Battlefield game. Nothing cures PTSD like a Michael Bay action sequence.

  2. The makers of call of duty should be teaming up with you to improve graphics and accuracy of the game play. What is taking them so long to join in – have you reached out to them?

  3. why cut corners on any project like this? reach out to the companies that have the base of what youre trying to accomplish.

  4. couldn't they have had better graphics? like use arma 2 for it? or just up the grpahics a bit, kinda hard to simulate it when it looks like its from 2002

  5. I don't agree with this one bit. I have severe PTSD. Don't see how this can help. The only thing I can see it doing is causing more and more problems.

  6. I think this whole thing looks promising. But one thing that is not sitting well with me at all is, how the guy said Call of Duty cost 250 Mil to make and how their budget could not get anywhere near that. How the hell could they not donate, (give whatever you want to call it) the Call of Duty engine to this cause? From what I understand and I could very well be wrong, so please correct me if I am, but the engine is the most expensive part. After that its just making the storyline/map. I don't know. Just what I was thinking.

    carry on.

  7. Man i really feel like COD and BF4 should help this company's update their graphics and mechanics to better help this soldiers relive this things that have happened to them to hopefully help them get over it. because i mean both this company's are making games about our soldiers and making millions off dollars from it so the least they can do is maybe get some of their workers to help fix the game and maybe give them some things from their games and Engines to help out 

  8. "Poor" US soldiers went to Afghanistan to save the world against terror and make it a better place so they can "civilize" it. But as every comics hero they ended up with post war scar called PTSD or Shellshock as they used to call it before. Now new jobs and businesses can be created after to treat them to make your world "better" place, just wonderful! U made it once again, first u bomb and shoot, then u ask questions after that u offer loans and start to rebuild countries u destroyed by creating more jobs for your filthy money to keep on flowing. U didnt free anybody, u didnt established anything, only thing u did properly is that u fuck up others more than u fuck up yourselves. This VR might help u to treat your wounds in the virtual world but the real world and real people will never forget what u did to them.

  9. It's a novel idea in that you have the ability to single out a persons trigger that caused the PTSD, but I find the lack of realism to be counter intuitive to your goals. In order for this to work, it has to look and sound so real that it can induce fear in a safe environment. Coming from an 8 year combat vet, I hope this helps somehow.

  10. They talked about Call of Duty costing 250 million dollars.  I think COD and could afford to donate some time and there expertise to help people/troops with PTSD.  This could be a real option to help people. 

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