Being stationed in 2002 Sangin, Afghanistan is definitely not your ideal vacation spot. It’s violent, hot, sandy, traumatizing, and most of all? Lonely.

Luckily, everyone else in your Marine regiment have been deprived of their family and friends for just as long as you have, so all you have are each other.

Currently, you, the extroverted Albert Nguyen and the quiet Barry Berkman are in a lookout point, sniper rifles and radios at the ready. Suddenly, Albert squints into the distance hills.

“Three suspicious guys,” Albert says, looking back at you two. “‘Bout 700 meters away.”

“Should we take ‘em out?” Barry chimes in, already getting into position behind his sniper rifle. First time he’d ever kill someone, but hey, there’s a first time for everything, right?