Members of the Ukrainian Special Forces UAV unit, Typhoon, suggest that despite the stark contrasts in stakes, gamers could possess skills beneficial for drone piloting in combat. While video games like Call of Duty provide a simplified experience, real-life drone operations require complex decision-making, rapid adaptability, and strategic communication with commanders. Players are trained for high-pressure scenarios and quick thinking, lending them an edge in operating drones amidst the dynamic conditions of warfare unlike the 'restart' feature in gaming.
People might think flying a military drone is like playing Call of Duty, until they realize there's no restart option.
Gamers make great drone pilots because they are used to fast-moving situations on the screen, just like in real drone operations.
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