On the 24th, the Presidential Security Service released footage of its security agents playing the shooter games Sudden Attack and Overwatch on its official YouTube channel. The video is titled, “Security agents show up to wreck the PC bang ecosystem with the aim they used to protect VIPs.”

This video is light entertainment content showing active-duty security agents enjoying shooter games at a PC bang (PC café), and it also includes an expert’s opinion on proper pistol grip technique as depicted in-game.

However, one agent—who said he had previously reached the rank of first lieutenant in Sudden Attack—also showed some less-than-impressive skills. The word is that games and real life are, after all, very different.

The Presidential Security Service is working to move away from its existing authoritative image and strengthen communication across generations.

In his inaugural remarks, Presidential Security Service Chief Hwang In-kwon previously stated, “As the Republic of Korea’s representative protective agency, watched not only by the head of state but also by the people, we will do our utmost to become an organization that stands proud before both those under our protection and the public, and earns their trust.”

This article was translated from the original that appeared on INVEN.