For security purposes, their faces have been blurred and their voices tweaked. "We have sacrificed so much of our lives to become what we are and we can help them understand what it is all about, what is going on over there," said one consultant. Needless to say, this is obviously an effort from EA to disspell whatever remaining notions there may be about the game pertaining to its supposed insensitivities to the ongoing war on terror in Afghanistan.

Still, the drama sure is compelling. Have a look below:

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