I do agree with your opinions on the map, and about death in general...however...halloween truly did originate from "The Day of the Dead" and several "Irish Family Traditions." In these cultures, death is celebrated, revered, and respected...this is a positive attitude towards death, and one that we should all take. That does not mean death should occur....it means that when natural death does occur we should celebrate that person's life. I think this is something Halloween strives to do...having gravestones in the map is not bad...it simply shows that people die, saying death does not matter is horrible, however saying that we should ignore it altogether is equally bad.

The valiant mortal hero, facing unfathomable death. A fighting machine and mortal as one. But for one who still faces the fiery flames of endless doom, he may yet cower in his battered shell. But when one is so close, the mighty Zeus enrobing him, he is certain to succeed under the glittering bolts of uranium across the sky. Victory is near for some, while others may be prone to succumb…. Defeat is waiting like death, but for those who win, they know they are the eternal tank of gods and men. A tank, a mortal, forever eternalized in victory.