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@desensitisation @leighalexander It's a phase the current gen of debs are going through. Something called "parenthood". Whatever that is.
I'm kinda really sick of video games using children as plot devices to elicit "emotional" responses in players.
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@areyouthatguy@desensitisation yeah. been meaning to write about it -- "i got a kid now, but i'm still making soldier-toys' - View other replies
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@leighalexander To be fair, they don't understand games whatsoever. Would love to see your take. -
@areyouthatguy it's on my imminent slate. hope you follow@desensitisation's insights as well! - View other replies
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@leighalexander@areyouthatguy Naww, love you Leigh <3 -
@desensitisation love you back
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@desensitisation Won't get that in Skyrim, except for seething anger when they just don't die! -
@JaycobC ahahaha I stalked one kid in a village and was SO ANGRY to find he was immune. Apparently there's a "killable children" mod. -
@desensitisation There'd be several, at least. And I am so very, very happy about that.
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@desensitisation ditto. Build a relationship! Between adults! That isn't based on wanting to bone/manly cameraderie! - Show more
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@desensitisation Fallout 3 got it right by making the residents of Little lamplight the most hateful little shits in gaming history! -
@desensitisation Such as Mass Effect 3? -
@desensitisation Heavy Rain irritated me for this reason. -
@desensitisation Don't they know that gamers are cold, emotionless killing machines, after all? -
@desensitisation As opposed to when movies/TV/ad campaigns do it? -
@desensitisation you must have loved Sophie's Choice -
@desensitisation CoD:MW 4 will now feature a room full of kittens being lit on fire, and I'm going to blame you. ;) -
@desensitisation Which games are doing this? -
@desensitisation but it works if you have children.
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