It's interesting that almost all comments thus far uniformly criticize the game for propaganda bias and that real-life is not this hard. A special-ed teacher I

It's interesting that almost all comments thus far uniformly criticize the game for propaganda bias and that real-life is not this hard. A special-ed teacher I work with has a dimmer view than most of the US education system - because she sees so many of its failures and that for a living. I can easily see how the propaganda perception by an outsider is just the everyday reality in the eyes of http://www.umdurham.org/ http://www.umdurham.org/, one of the two game sponsers. IMHO the game does a good job of creating a forcing function to make decisions that atleast I haven't had to make in a long while, if ever. Imagining myself as the game designer, suspect I too would favour inciting empathy to accurate "real-life"-ism.