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What I'm saying is that if video games eventually reach the point where it is as if you are playing 'real life' would we be comfortable playing.It would be unnerving playing games in this era as when you acted in the game it would look like the thing was real.Lets say in GTA.You walking down the street andhave to shoot in the game.The problem is that it would look real and that would sort of blur the line between video games and reality.I don't for one second think its going to turn people into killers but I know I wouldn't feel happy doing this even if it was in a game.If you saw someone dying after in being shot in the real world it would disturb you and mess your mind up a bit.
This would be different to movies because you would be responsible.I would not feel happy killing someone in a game if it Looked real.That is the key.Would you be comfortable doing that if it looked real.This applies to any game.Shooting,driving etc.The only exceptions I can think of are dance and singing and puzzle games.
> Chavez XVI wrote:
> soldiers do this every day in real life!
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> Would you want to be a soldier and have to shoot someone though?
No i would'nt....but its only a game, your choice wether you want to play it or not....
If however it got to dare i say it 'matrix' level where you experience the game first hand then people could get confused/upset/distressed at the actions they have to perform.
> soldiers do this every day in real life!
Would you want to be a soldier and have to shoot someone though?
> Well, no, because even if the graphics look like real-life, it doesn't
> mean the situations portrayed therefrom will be life-like as well. A
> realistic-looking racer could have arcady-handling cars, over-the-top
> speed and crashes.
I meant that.If the graphics looked real it would boost the popularity of games that had over the top speed and crashes.