name='equk' said:As ham said, FPS games are completely different.
They are in a completely different mindset and take a different view. There is a difference between shooting someone at range and their body hitting the floor & decapitating or suffocating someone while they die slowly in agony.
Also taking what mrapoc said into account about mental issues.
If you enjoy watching people in pain, being tortured or being killed, maybe you should be questioning why ?
I also feel sub-concious decisions and views come into account where these games are concerned.
They aint people!! Its a bloody game..
Human nature is to be drawn to stuff like that.. To think banning it would be protecting people is ridiculous. We see on the news people being decapitated by terrorists and in films like Hostel we see much worse.
Mrapoc also said:
To me i wouldnt care less how graphic it was - iv seen horrors etc. which are a hell of a lot more graphic but it gets a little twisted where its turned into a game (game: a way of having fun)
I mean its like the film "Hostel/Hostel 2" into a game. I think its kinda "are the graphics realistically life like"
Yes a game is for fun but why do you think we watch films? Its for entertainment which is exactly the same thing.. Should Hellraiser be banned just because its gory as hell? I mean the Freddy films are gory but they don't effect me half as much as say even the film 7 would have when I was younger.
Meh I just don't think you can wrap the world up in cotton wool. If people are twisted enough to get influenced by a game and go and kill someone that way they they are more than likely gonna do it anyway regardless. For normal people it is just a game and yes it is fun..