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Best take on Violence

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post #4
06 July 2005, 06:01 UTC#4
The guy has a point, I guess. I'm sure that postal 2 advertises that point of view, because you don't have to kill people in it, and in GTA there are missions where you have to kill people..
post #5
06 July 2005, 07:44 UTC#5
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the final point can be said here (it's coming slowly). Games are become more free - allowing us to do what we want with them. This means that we will have the choice to do really fucked up things or really good things. We can say hello to someone on halo, or we can tell them that we raped their mother. We can play taxi in GTA or we can kill cops. The choice is ours. And parents are terrified that their kid will make the wrong choice. And I can't blame them.
post #6
11 July 2005, 22:38 UTC#6
poeple dont get effected by violence! infact seeing this kinda violence SAVES people having to do it
post #7
11 July 2005, 22:39 UTC#7
you bump old threads
post #8
11 July 2005, 22:45 UTC#8
it's not a month old, but playing GTA saves me my anger from going out and killing people in real life, same for any violent game.
post #10
11 July 2005, 23:33 UTC#10
QUOTE(adem @ Jul 11 2005, 04:45 PM)
it's not a month old, but playing GTA saves me my anger from going out and killing people in real life, same for any violent game.
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They are a really good vent for anger.
post #11
11 July 2005, 23:45 UTC#11
Postal 2 was my favorite anger ventor, just pouring gasoline on a helpless person and throwing a match, sure does save me jail time.
post #12
12 July 2005, 00:12 UTC#12
Yes I loved Postal 2 so much fun!