Maybe at that moment where Soviet soldiers go on the attack and Maxim is shot in their back if they try to retreat?
How is that a sing of cowardness of soldiers?
Or a game mechanic in which, after the call of the Conscript, a Commissar appears who will shoot all the soldiers whose squad has retreated?
How is that a sing of cowardness of soldiers?
Maybe in those moments when the main character, talking to his soldiers, says the only choice we have is to go forward. And he is answered as if we have a choice?
How is that a sing of cowardness of soldiers?
And before that first solider says "we understand we are with you to the end" and that does not sound like a thing a coward would say.
In the description of the mission, which says that Soviet soldiers are fighting because of order 227, and do not want to protect their country, home and family?
In a false quote from Marshal Vasilevsky that he does not want to fight, taken out of context when he talked about when he fought in the First World War?
Mission 5 text:
"The symbolic city of Stalingrad remained a key battlefield for more than five months, starting in the autumn of 1942. It was characterized by vicious close-quarters combat,infatry attrition, Luftwaffe bombing, and the perilous Volga crossing. For the Read Army, the enemy would be not only the Wehrmacth but also a new imperative from Comrade Stalin: Order 227. With the new order, Soviet troops were forbidden to retreat without a senior officer's command. Newly formed "blocking detachments" opened fire on soldiers retreating without permission.
Isakoivh detested the order but carried out his duty, fighting alongside his troops to reclaim the city named for their great leader.
"He ordered us to stand fast and save Stalingrad. So we knew that it was "do or die", We could not retreat"
Lt. General Vasily Chuikov, Red army.