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Hot Topics Hanging on L4Y Closing Down anyone here Crackdown 3's geomod Roll-Call. Who's still... R.I.P Sir Lots-A-Pot Server maps? Red Faction for Mac Who's still here? Run Event December 27th!   Online Goodness There are 0 users and 2 guests online     Levels-4-You : Lounge : Violence in games [Forum Rules]   Page 2 Multiple Page Topic : 1 2  Back to Forum Thread List HitPerson   Posted 25th Jan 2006 3:32am L4Y Member Post 60 / 379 Wake up...with the King! Hitperson: a politically correct assassin.     NoClanFrank    Posted 25th Jan 2006 5:35am Post 2107 / 5840 That guy reminds me of myself. If anybody has ever heard me in Team Speak you would know I am probably not lying. The major difference is that I won't answer the phone. That's what voice mail is for. I think that dude needs some help. It's obvious that he isn't that good. Maybe somebody can give him a few pointers. Not the kind of pointers that he directed toward the TV. Those type of pointers are more useful in "Los Angeles Traffic Jams". >Click Here< If You Don't Have a Social Life :/     Kiliad   Posted 25th Jan 2006 6:13am L4Y Member Post 107 / 672 Ahhh the joys of forum rantings. How I've missed this! LOL Hello boys and girls. For those that knew me in the past and haven't blocked the memory... GREETINGS!!!! I see the old "violence in video games" arguement hasn't been settled. Surprising that! lol Well I personally think that certain people are inclined to be affected by them due to their psychological makeup or medical condition. A guy I know has a daughter that used to play an online RPG game constantly. She had a psychotic episode and actally thought she was the character she played in the game. It might sound funny but it was actually pretty scary. That said, even completely healthy people can be effected by repeated exposure to an ideal or suggestion. What is brain washing afterall? Just think how long some people sit in front of their PC or console playing games. And why do many of them do it? Because they want to escape from real life and that desire (in some people) can lead them to start believing they really are in the game. How many people here would like to actually go into a game? Come on now, be honest lol. Oddly enough, some people would say they'd rather be a character in a game than deal with real life responsibilities. Fighting bikini clad zombie vampire cyborgs in a post apocalyptic wasteland can seem more desirable than studying for exams, dealing with family problems or any number of other issues they might be facing. Ooooh but what if it really happened and you ended up in the game? It wouldn't take long before the running and screaming and soiling of underwear started and you'd be wanted out again. Ok, I think I got carried away there a bit so in closing I'll just say... AHHH THE ZOMBIES ARE HERE!!! "The pen is mightier than the sword.. and considerably easier to write with." - Groucho Marx     133   Posted 25th Jan 2006 6:40am L4Y Member Post 11 / 79 What RPG was it? I TOLD YOU I'D SHOOT! BUT YOU DIDN'T BELIEVE ME! WHY DIDN'T YOU BELIEVE ME?!    Modified Jan 25th, 06:43am by 133 Kiliad   Posted 25th Jan 2006 7:02am L4Y Member Post 108 / 672 Not really sure but it was full of knights, princesses and the odd dragon. The girl thought she was a knight. Took her a couple of months to come out of it. "The pen is mightier than the sword.. and considerably easier to write with." - Groucho Marx     Johnny_Suave   Posted 25th Jan 2006 8:36am L4Y Member Post 658 / 1154 It's Kiliad! Me, I hail from Thunder Bay, Ontario. I'm under-played in stereos.     DVL_IAC   Posted 25th Jan 2006 3:20pm L4Y Member Post 631 / 1417 Kiliad's Back! My Main Youtube Page - My Second Youtube Page - My Files - My Deviant Art     Page 2 Multiple Page Topic : 1 2

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