[QUOTE="grabeh"]Next up: Put filter on so that bullets don't show up as bullets but bannas shooting from your gun.

Guys, grow up and I mean that literally. Wait till your old enough to play the game and experience it as what the devs want the player to experience it.

Nitrous2O

We're talking language here, not fruit. That's all he was talking about.

If you don't like, don't use it. SIMPLE. EASY.

If someone wants to play a gimped game rather than none at all, I'm all for it. It doesn't hurt me, shouldn't hurt you, right?

Still don't understand the logic behind forcing conforming.

If it adds to development costs (honestly, it wouldn't take that much more effort), then you might have a point, but otherwise...

Guys...Rated M is RECOMMENDED for people 17 years and older. Well, I know people buy the game even if theyre just 12 or 11 but if you're parent's strict then maybe, JUST MAYBE, you shouldn't be playing the game till you reach that age just to be safe with your parents.

Ya know what? Be smart. Buy the game yourself, install it and hide it. Make sure your parents don't see it when you're playing it. Just wear an earphone and make sure you play the game when you're parents aren't home. If you have a shared computers then too bad. Just wait till your old enough.

I agree with the dude above though. You're old enough and mature enough. Talk with your parents about this stuff and I'm sure, if you persude them correctly, they will agree that you're old enough to handle all the...uhhh...vices..=p

What? You aren't going to be able experience Crysis? That's just not fair :D

I'm old enough to play whatever games I want, but I support you, there should be options for disabling "offensive" language.

If it's optional, can't really see any harm for anyone.

Nitrous2O

Next up: Put filter on so that bullets don't show up as bullets but bannas shooting from your gun.

Guys, grow up and I mean that literally. Wait till your old enough to play the game and experience it as what the devs want the player to experience it.

Screw that. If your parents doesn't want you to buy games that's rated M or have "strong" language when you're already 15 (you said you're going to be 16 next september) then pleading for the devs to put filter on their games is the least of your problems.

Talk to your parents that you're already matured enough to take all of this "sins" without actually doing or saying them. Besides, you're "virtually" killing pixalized humans anyway. Why not add language to the mix or even blood? I guess the thought of killing them is okay than hearing "EFF YOU MOTHER EFF!!"

Diablo 2 was a good hack and slash. In fact, its the probably be the only hack and slash I would ever buy.

I'll check the reviews for the game but there's a 10% chance I would actually buy it. Meh, I guess I'm more of a D&D guy. (BALDUR'S GATE 3 WOOOT!)...just kidding...

Oh and LOL at the dudes arguing. "OMG GAMES GONNA BE GREAT" "OMG ITS GONNA BE CRAP" Rawrrrr. Guys, your just wasting your time. =)

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Seconded. Seriously, they should stop this fileplanet subscribing demo BS.

Gothic 3 = Extremely Buggy and Really Bad combat

Oblivion = Level Scaling and might bore people in less than a week.

I'll say Oblivion wins because it's more stable and you can put mods in to stop the level scaling.

Gothic 3, on the other hand, is better BUT it is extremely buggy to a point where it just annoys the hell out of you. The combat is just "lol".

Why are you asking this?

KOTOR is one of those games that you will never regret playing. You will find great memories in that game.

KOTOR's world and Baldur's Gate are my two main choices. KOTOR has the awesome lightsabers and force. Don't forget the hot chicks. (lol Bastilla) Baldur's Gate, on the other hand, is a great fantasy world that you can just lost yourself by just talking to wonderful people.

Though getting radiated and bitten by mutated monsters in Stalker is not such a bad idea.