Bluce Ree
Tech Admin / Council Member
Sheep shagger???
What do you think I am, a New Zealander???
I wouldn't dare call an Aussie a Kiwi.
Sheep shagger???
What do you think I am, a New Zealander???
Only a dumb grunt with an IQ matching their Bicep measurements worries about things like scores.
DAMN YOU NON AMERICAN WHO KNOWS THE METRIC SYSTEM!!!!If we assume an arm measurement of 470 mm, that's one hell of an IQ.
Yeah, yongjin! You don't know, ok? 'Cause, you know, you just don't! In the game, OM1 is able to PERPETRATE the violence himself which is TOTALLY different than watching less violence on some TV show beyond your control.
Oh ok--I thought it was going to be said that GTA isn't "real" because it is a comp graphic game while the tv shows are "real" because they have-well, you know-real ppl in them.
It is even simpler: one is passive, and the other is interactive (active). One gives you control, the other puts you under control. One is dynamic and unpredictable, the other is scripted and pre-determined. So many ways to define the difference.
So, you're saying controlling the main character in a game to deliberately commit acts of graphic, uncensored violence is better than watching a TV show that implies violence through non-graphic imagery?
Even Dexter was against making a video game based on a serial killer being developed by a colleague who was a part-time game developer in the last season.
Yep. The characters in GTA are not real, they dont look or feel real. I dont think I would play a game where I was a serial killer or a murderer or a cannibal. But sitting and just watching a show about it (plus the commercials) is a completely different thing, no?
The characters of a TV show are also not real.
Let's look at GTA. Let's say you play a few times a month. You run over or shoot or otherwise kill 3 or more people, which feels exhilarating and/or fun because you continue playing, then take a break and come back and play again at a later time. Hmmm ... sounds like serial killing but let me pull up the definition to be sure.
"A serial killer is typically defined as a person who murders three or more people over a period of more than 30 days, with a "cooling off" period between each murder, and whose motivation for killing is largely based on psychological gratification."
Dude, I kill at least 1000 people each game. But they are not enactments of real killings, they are computer generated "cartoons". That is not really comparable to actual humans portraying murders and serial killings in the same fashion as they would look in real life. Is it?
Yes, yes. Tom-a-to, tom-ah-to. Same difference. Now you're just fishing with dental floss hoping to catch a point.
I actually can enjoy gore and violence if it is not made to look or feel too realistic. Think Quentin Tarantino in Kill Bill.
Dude, I kill at least 1000 people each game.
Nicely executed quick-shift on the subject. The level of gore and violence in modern video games is quite realistic. However, Kill Bill took gore to another level spraying blood all over the place. The head coming off, limbs, gun shot wounds, sword stabs and so on were very graphic. You're just trying to split hairs here.
So I assume this game is not going to happen?
OK.