The COD in question here is Call of Duty: World at War, which is the game I'm primarily playing these nights online.
http://kotaku.com/5158209/parent-asks-son-to-play-cod-according-to-geneva-conventions
http://kotaku.com/5158209/parent-asks-son-to-play-cod-according-to-geneva-conventions
Man, my dad took me to see Robocop in theatres and helped me beat Streets of Rage 2. This guy sucksHugh, meeting [his son] halfway, considered the benefits and the drawbacks of the game. "I could tell that the content was accurate - but there was lots of shooting and blowing things up," he says. "But there was a fair bit of that during World War II. So it was undeniable that Evan was experiencing history and there was this teamwork factor ..."
Evan would get to play the game, but before that, Hugh had him look up the Geneva Conventions online, read their provisions, and then the two discussed its history and what they mean. "So the deal is that Evan has to fight according to the rules of the Geneva Convention. If his team-mates violate the Convention [assuming Hugh means online human players] then play stops and Call of Duty goes away for a while."