But since every human should have control over what they want or not, what happens if a kid doesn't want a transgendered Dad or to be adopted by a homosexual couple? th3warr1or

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Eugenics is a dangerous road.

Fandangle

I agree - who decides what is "bad" anyway

[QUOTE="Stumpt25"]I don't really understand why they have the "atheist" tagline attached to them_Tobli_

In my experience, well known atheist seem to be the strongest proponents of scepticism,logic,reason,science,education,etc.

So this incorporation feels natural to me.

damage control much? suddenly a game from a developer that has gotten tons of praise for its real-time strategy games (relic) looks horrible. Now I wonder how THAT could have happened.

Pretending like that's the norm for people who drink alcohol is like me making a post portraying all videogame players as sad pathetic socially inept virgins who only pretend to be badass monster slayers in order to compensate for their own lives thoroughly sucking.MrGeezer

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[QUOTE="Scoorby"]Does anyone else feel like online play is starting to kill gaming? I remember back when you could go to an arcade and there would always be that kid who could mop the floor with everyone, so it always meant so much if you could beat him. Now it's just a bunch of faceless IDs with a score next to it. No real motivation to bother beating them, and it means nothing if you do, other than your name being a little higher up on an online leader board full of people you don't even know. I also remember back when I would play multiplayer splitscreen with some of my friends, and it was always such a fun experience. Now no one even bothers with going outside and meeting up with their friends because they could just play online, and trash talk people with their mics. Who cares about being polite when everything you do online is more or less anonymous? To me, it seems like multiplayer gaming has become so lifeless and impersonal. burgeg

If you don't like it stop playing online. Simple as that.

But making online a big focus in my Grand Theft Auto? Unacceptable. We all know how disappointing GTA IV was. I think a big reason for this was because of how much time they spent on the online. There's no way the single player would have been so much worse than San Andreas if single player was all GTA IV had. Basically online is helping some genres but hurting others.