Luckily this didn't happen, but what if it did happen?
Would Gree feel any social responsibility for creating violent app games?
Discuss.
Luckily this didn't happen, but what if it did happen?
Would Gree feel any social responsibility for creating violent app games?
Discuss.
Last edited by Captain Torgue; 05-04-2015 at 06:26 PM.
Adolescents that play crime city don't grow up to be criminals, just bad businessmen
Double Negative is always recruiting. T10
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34FoTYwwlIQ
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Hardcore....
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No link found. I have to be that guy.
Wow that's so hypothetically tragic.
Still mad at Bostick.Originally Posted by murf
I'll be back when the moderation is reasonable. Enjoy the forum you created, Gree.
Did he take down the wall first to get double points?
No. I do not think this game would incite anyone, no matter how old, to shoot anyone. My Crew is almost half adolescents- and they are a pain in a word I can't say here, but I've had children, grandchildren and even actually went through puberty myself.
Frankly, I wouldn't put it beyond anyone of my young teammates to try to blow somebody away- perhaps just after playing CC. However, I would think the allegation that CC might have anything to do with it would be... Ridiculous. That said, far smarter as well as dumber folks might disagree.
Was the shooter from taw and the victim from sas?
Lol now that sounds believable
I AM BATMAN
I found the shooter!
<--- fished in
Gree makes addictive games that are designed that way intentionally. They earn their living preying on the weak-minded and those prone to addiction problems.
Of course they wouldn't feel any social responsibility for creating violent app games.
But do you play this game?
What if Santa is real, but nobody's good enough to receive presents?
/discuss
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