What do you guys think about this update to Call of Duty?

When someone is shot there is an ability to instantly use an injection in order to heal yourself. This simply brings more ping to the microsoft servers by having the servers encumbered with new data for every single death. It has to use its algorithm to determine where exactly would be the best place for you to respawn at no matter what multiplayer map you choose.

To continue, if instead of having the ability to use an injectable (except perhaps in emergencies when shot center mass (there is a graphic that explains where the final hit goes so that the player can tell and almost feel exactly where they were hit last in order to process the finishing graphic in order that when a player falls down dead they don't simply rag doll like in other games) you could "limp". While limping you would be an easy target for others to pick off but you would survive. This simple impediment amplifies the quality of this first person shooter dramatically. Once injured, and limping, you would have to depend on your teammates in order to survive. This creates an embedded heroic culture where one actually has the ability to "save" or, in other terms, "fight on behalf of", a wounded comrade in arms. It also helps us Christians to be able to love our neighbors as ourselves even in a deeply entrenched conflict.

I realize this update could take significant time and resources in order to accomplish it. What do you guys think about this?

-also for anyone who reads it to hear the words of my rabbi-

"The second is like it, 'You shall love your neighbor as yourself.' On these two commandments depend the whole Law and the Prophets."-(bible)

:)