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Violent Games and Life
Joshua Farrell and 2 others reacted to Shagger for a topic
Why aren't you posting links? I know, because those studies are corruptly funded by the NRA and other such organizations who want to deflect blame on gun violence to anyone else. @Crazycrabactually posted evidence, why aren't you?3 points -
Violent Games and Life
The Blackangel and one other reacted to Crazycrab for a topic
Aggressive, debatable at best, violent, not a chance. Also the "Anti-SJW" angle is a political standpoint that has nothing to do with propagating violence as a result of direct exposure to the media. Here is one of at least a dozen reports based on ACTUAL studies I can post, this one being from highly respected Oxford University. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/olliebarder/2019/02/15/new-study-shows-that-there-is-no-link-between-violent-video-games-and-aggression-in-teenagers/amp/2 points -
Violent Games and Life
Shagger and one other reacted to The Blackangel for a topic
Look we ARE a civil group. Most of the community is actually extremely friendly. But when you go into an area with an attack on that demographic, you’re not going to get any warm responses.2 points -
Violent Games and Life
Shagger and one other reacted to The Blackangel for a topic
@Joshua Farrell by your logic, the internet is responsible for the 2 girls who attempted to kill their friend as a sacrifice to Slenderman.2 points -
VGR Member of the Month - February 2020 Nominations
Crazycrab reacted to The Blackangel for a topic
You may not have been all that active, but your contributions definitely warrant a nomination.1 point -
Hi everyone, I'm new here. I work in the game industry for a couple of years now as a Product Manager. I joined here to talk more about the project I am starting. I Found that lately, the disconnect between the gaming communities and the game developers and publishers is hurtful for the industry. So I decided to try a new kind of community, for which the only goal is to communicate directly to small, medium and big companies. thegamerloop.com if you are curious. (I will also post somewhere else in the forum a shameless plug about it. I hope it won't frustrate too many of you!)1 point
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Violent Games and Life
Crazycrab reacted to Joshua Farrell for a topic
Now that is the type of reply I actually expected. Thank you. As I normally don't venture to discuss games I play, it is understandable that I would want to discuss those things that I don't know what others think about it.1 point -
Violent Games and Life
Reality vs Adventure reacted to Crazycrab for a topic
For years now politicians have been making these very unwarranted accusations against gaming and gamers to protect themselves and/or organisations that support them against backlash and action that might affect their wallets. It's not just games either but also music, TV shows, movies and even books. It's well known amongst the gaming community that is in spite of decades worth of evidence and studies that prove that is a complete it's a complete crock of crap that they, naturally just choose to ignore. So yeah, when you go onto a gaming forum and one of the first things you do is start a discussion throwing in that very bullshit is a bit like walking in a sports stadium being the only one wearing the rival teams shirt. Some of us might get a little irritated.1 point -
Because adults are willing to learn. If you didn't want to receive what knowledge we were trying to impart, why did you ask for it in first place?1 point
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Violent Games and Life
StaceyPowers reacted to Shagger for a topic
I have an 8yo son who has played AC4 for at least 3 years. In life, he has not killed any ship captains or crew, plundered any ships nor hunted sharks and whales in that time because he has a strong grasp on reality. These criminals who blame video games for their psychotic behaviour are using that as an excuse to reduce their punishment. Many millions, if not billions play games. If we were all driven to kill because of them there would be literally nobody left. Frankly @Joshua Farrell, to believe that video games, or any entertainment media, instigate violence, means you're kinda stupid. Just because you can't play COD without feeling less respect for the sanctity of human life doesn't mean the rest of us are that unstable. Most of us can play these games, live in the fantasy, then when it's over, reconnect with reality and live our normal lives. If you can't, then that's your own VERY SERIOUS problem. Get help.1 point -
Oh yeah, because the people most qualified to determine the quality of their mental health and what outside influences shaped their psychological profiles to drive them to commit their crimes are of course... the criminals themselves.1 point
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Violent Games and Life
Shagger reacted to The Blackangel for a topic
@Crazycrab is exactly right. Video Games have no affect on behavior with the exception of a child throwing a temper tantrum when told to shut the thing off. Gaming in no way makes a person violent. Why is it that people only want to pull this argument out of their ass? What about the games that teach children to be a better person? Don't they have the same place in the arguments against video games? Take This Link For Example. Where the hell is the argument now? VIDEO GAMES DO NOT, WILL NOT, AND CAN NOT MAKE YOU VIOLENT. THE VIOLENCE WAS THERE PRIOR TO ANY VIDEO GAME. Ted Bundy, Adolf Hitler, and Jack The Ripper didn't play video games.1 point -
NO!! Absolutely not! There have multiple studies that prove conclusively that there is no link between video games and violent behaviour and I'm completely sick of people that try to use video games as scapegoat.1 point
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VGR Member of the Month - February 2020 Nominations
kingpotato reacted to The Blackangel for a topic
I nominate @kingpotato @DylanC @killamch89 @Executor Akamia @Crazycrab @Shagger1 point -
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