around, find a dose and take it to
heart.
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I could be wrong Phil, but I actually got
Well if you've got to go, that is a pretty awsome way I think.
My favourite of those stories was the man who went boating with his sons in
a copper bottomed boat in Australia. a storm blue up and all the other boats
on the lake put to shore.
the mans son mentioned that perhaps they should do
: [Audyssey] periless hearts, was Speech on Blastbay products
Well if you've got to go, that is a pretty awsome way I think.
My favourite of those stories was the man who went boating with his sons in
a copper bottomed boat in Australia. a storm blue up and all the other boats
on the lake put
Hi Phil,
Personally I don't see this as a problem. You kill humans in games all the
time, and that's just as harmless as killing monkeys since in both cases,
it's obviously not real. You do not need to kill the monkeys in this game,
but you can. So if people don't want to, they don't have to.
ah but surely the game will not be asy easy as not killing antyhing and walking
across the level? smile
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Hi Phil,
Personally I don't see this as a problem. You kill humans in games all the
time, and that's just as harmless as killing
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ah but surely the game will not be asy easy as not killing
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Hi Phil,
Personally I don't see this as a problem. You kill humans in games all the
time, and that's just
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Hi Phil,
Personally I don't see this as a problem. You kill humans in games all
.
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Hi Phil,
Personally I don't see this as a problem. You kill humans
,
Philip Bennefall
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Hi Philip,
I see a distinction between
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Hi Philip,
I see a distinction between killing adult humans
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Hi Philip,
I see a distinction between killing adult humans and monkeys.
Killing monkeys is like killing human children and babies.
Most
: Thursday, May 19, 2011 12:17 PM
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i wonder why sighted games can contain brutal violence, not only against
human, but animals and everything, just as an example check out one of
the call of duty games, i think it was modern
Hi Phil
Personally i'm afraid i disagree. Monkey killing in context of games is a
tradition that goes back to donkey kong on the nes.
Mega man 2 had robotic monkies, Micky Mouse' castle of illusion on the Mega
drive had evil monkies, general evilness of monkies is pretty well
established in
.
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You and I are in agreement
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Hi Philip,
I see a distinction between killing adult humans and monkeys.
Killing monkeys is like killing
Hi Philip,
Just heard the speech and demo.
it sounds great actually, I particularly like the idea of inteligent animals
and having missions presented to you in the jungle rather than just trying
to get from one point to another.
Are there other environments in the game? or is it all set in
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Broomsticks are not from the harry potter books. Guy said that he
enchanted a broom to fly? Come on, that's very stupid.
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Hi,
Oh, i don't know. One of the Tomb Raider games, I want to say Tomb
Raider III, involved monkies that would attack you and I don't recall
anyone complaining about killing them if they became too much trouble.
I will say, however, that the sound effects when killing a chimp in
Periless Hearts
Hi Dark,
Hahaha. Yeah, I agree. I'm not an extremely violent person in real
life, but give me a game like Shades of Doom and my opinion is if it
is still breathing kill it. However, that attitude/opinion doesn't
extend into my day to day real life. Just my in-game attitude.
As to the monkey
Hi,
Right. I can think of a number of games as well that gives you a moral
direction besides DND.
For example, Star Wars Jedi Knight was one such game. You played the
part of an aspiring Jedi Knight, Kile Katern, and you could select
your moral alignment from light side, dark side, or neutral.
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I agree. There is a big difference between games and real life. It
reminds me of the guy who thought he managed
Hi the speach was brilliant and i really like the sound of the game.
Ian McNamara
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Hi Thomas,
The key is that in Philip's game, the monkeys are not villains.
They don't hurt you. But if he did have them attack you then I would agree
that killing them is justified.
They don't necessarily have to bite you, they could also be carrying
something you need to survive.
One other
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Hi Thomas,
The key is that in Philip's game, the monkeys are not villains.
They don't hurt you. But if he did have them attack you then I would agree
that killing them
of the objects you can pick up have no value and
some are quite harmful.
Phil
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Hi Thomas,
The key is that in Philip's game, the monkeys are not villains.
They don't hurt you. But if he did have them attack you
.
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I could be wrong Phil, but I actually got the idea that was! how philip's
game worked
Hi,
Lol! No kidding. There is a television show that actually has stories
about this kind of crazy thing all the time. The stupid ways people
whipe themselves out of existance is amazing. Some people don't seem
to make a destinction between games, movies, etc and reality.
For example, the
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