Most of the time playing simulations of this kind of thing don't help much because the simulations usually over simplifiy; I can't think of any game where you have to push off the saftey catch.
Usually it puts people at a disadvantage because they THINK they know something about what are they doing but in fact they know just as little as everyone else.
Whenever I've been involved in introducing novices to firearms (taking people for an afternoons shotgun shooting for example) we usually start by telling them to forget everything they think they know about weapons and how to use them and give them a demonstration of the damage they can do by not following the rules we give them. The army teach in a similar way and it works, the cocky idiots are always the ones that are the source of any trouble.
Darkheart
Usually it puts people at a disadvantage because they THINK they know something about what are they doing but in fact they know just as little as everyone else.
Whenever I've been involved in introducing novices to firearms (taking people for an afternoons shotgun shooting for example) we usually start by telling them to forget everything they think they know about weapons and how to use them and give them a demonstration of the damage they can do by not following the rules we give them. The army teach in a similar way and it works, the cocky idiots are always the ones that are the source of any trouble.
Darkheart