First and foremost it is a weapons system intended to integrate existing equipment with modern electronics to increase soldiers' lethality and survivability. The actual military version is a significant departure from DFLW in several key areas. A video feed, similar to the scope view, is then tied in to allow the soldier to survey the battlefield without exposing himself, while letting others assess the battle situation from a far. Mentioning technology, the game gives an integrated GPS navigation system, indicating enemy and friendly forces, often in real-time, to the player. There is always a danger of becoming too dependent on any kind of technology, whether used on or off the field.
Technology can enhance skills that have already been learnt by the soldier.
This will in time allow that individual to enhance the soldiers' lethality and survivability on the modern battlefield, but cannot replace core skills. Games, along with fictional movies and books, about special forces soldiers and their missions are entertainment which appeal to the romance of being a hero and saving the day. Because these secret forces are no longer as secret as they once were, there is a surplus of information for people to read and watch about actual the actual groups and the missions they perform. Having worked with special forces groups in the past, the soldiers recognise and appreciate the fiction as entertainment. Coverage about the special forces groups is always appreciated by the soldiers who serve.