by DJ_Zephyr » Fri Jul 22, 2005 9:58 am
ARGH, this argument again. Video games do NOT make decisions for you. I've played GTA games ever since I could legally own them, and I haven't shot anyone or stolen cars. The only wreck I've ever been in was when the guy who hit me was pushed into me by the guy who hit HIM. I hear on the news, some kid says it's GTA's fault that he did this violent crime, and I just wanna slap him across the face. People don't wanna take responsibility for their own actions anymore, I see it every day.
Dun get me wrong, these games aren't apropriate for the little ones. I was appalled when I saw a 10-year-old kid at EB one day (with his mother) trading an M-rated GTA for an M-rated True Crime. The game should be controlled, but not by the govt. Parents need to take more responsibility.
About the mod. Is it truly in violation of the EULA? I've seen HUNDREDS of mods for HUNDREDS of games, just look at the SimV freeware library! I dont see any of US getting sued. What's so special about this one? I know what the mod is, I've seen the reviews. How does it violate the EULA? Is it the content, or the fact that you have to edit the game's base files to make it work?
My story, stickin' to it.
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