SerratedBiz
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Every game with any amount of a story requires some kind of emotional detachment from the player.
I think you meant attachment, dumbass.
The only thing that can detract from that attachment is if it is done poorly or in an unrealstic manner. Guess what? That MW2 level was done in a realistic manner.
Yes you did.
In any case, bullshit statement. Mario has a story, rescue the princess from the bad guy. You must be blind if you don't see the kind of social commentary this simple premise holds.
Ah, but you argue that realism is what forces you, as a person, to act as you would in Real Life when you are in the game. Which is, again, bullshit, unless you consider yourself somehow obligated by divine will to do good within the confines of completely unreal worlds. If you are then, please, let me be the first to tell you we are not the sick bastards: you are.
If I want to treat characters in a game like crap and derive fun out of doing that then good for me. Really, the difference between playing Mortal Kombat, having fun out of watching a Ultimate Fighting match and going outside to punch someone in the face is so fucking unreal, you scare me. I guess a game like Bully must make you all queasy with its moral choices and portrayals of real life, that you just don't know whether it'll turn you into a child beater.
I know you want to appear like a badass... blah blah
No, that was not my intent. I am as shocked by violence in the world as everyone else is. You, however, must first learn to argue discussions by presenting counter-arguments to what the other party says; saying 'dumbfuck!' and 'go fuck a goat!' just show you as the moron you are.