'Even wars have rules — rules which protect humanity on battlefields IRL.'
"Even wars have rules — rules which protect humanity on battlefields IRL."The International Committee of the Red Cross , is urging gamers not to commit any in-game war crimes., the ICRC has partnered with a number of Twitch streamers to promote the effort dubbed "Play by the Rules," which is designed to educate gamers about the statutes of war.
While well-intentioned, we're not sure how many gamers will actually take the ICRC up for the challenge. But given the motivations behind the project — teaching them about the rules of actual warfare — it's certainly a worthwhile endeavor., is to "protect the humanity and dignity of people all over the world." No small beans.
"Therefore," it added, "we're challenging you to play FPS by the real Rules of War, to show everyone that even wars have rules — rules which protect humanity on battlefields IRL."
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