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[MWR] The Stacy Mission: A Question of Ethics - COD MW 2019

Ive played MW19 Mission "Embassy" maybe 50 times over the years, but only recently started pondering this:

During the "Get Stacy To Safety" sequence, We're escorting an embassy worker 'Stacy' out of an office so she can bring a keycard the team needs to escape.

So here is my question:
** Was it right/moral for the team to to have the untrained civilian attempt to stealth their way through an enemy occupied area?
** Would it have not been more rational to instead tell Stacy to grab the keycard and HIDE. ..and then for THE TEAM to work their way through the targets to GET to Stacy?

My reasoning is that IN REALITY, it would seem the probability of an untrained civilian working their way through dangerous territory, would have had a SIGNIFICANTLY high likelyhood of failure. (vs the Team working their way to HER)

Im not military so id love to hear some IRL perspective from those who are, about such a scenario!

Im curious to which scenario you think is superior story wise:
*The one we got, where Garak escorts Stacy by birdie cam...or
*an ALT scenario where the trained team shreds their way TOWARDS Stacy
(also by birdie cam? )

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u/Funny_Or_Cry — 13 hours ago

Sex on a beach has to be the single dumbest flex EVER concieved

Blazing sunshine, Sand, (and Sand Crabs! all puns intended)...REALLY?

TV and Media has made this out to be some kind of sexual NIRVANA. Then you discover burns, blisters and spend days digging sand out of crevices you didnt know you had.

Personally I blame you ladies who've chosen to facilitate over the years.
I mean come on, You know us dudes will have sex in a cardboard box down by the river.
STOP ENABLING US.

Like we're all of a sudden supposed to do ALL the planning for safe sex???

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u/Funny_Or_Cry — 12 days ago