InvestorsHub Logo

DFLY

11/15/18 1:18 PM

#191534 RE: Bobinsd #191524

So when did unicorns turn into real stags? lol

give me a break..conform conform lol no thanks. Called having a sense of humor and not just hopping on the politically correct bs train lol. Many games out there that become VERY popular too because they do get to some whom dont agree with them lol. Perfect from a marketing standpoint imo! Create chatter and a buzzzz!)) I wonder if people said they would play Big Game Hunter because people are killing real animals on that game?

User-65225

11/15/18 2:02 PM

#191569 RE: Bobinsd #191524

Perception means a lot in the game industry as well... Cutesy titles dont sell.

Have you played some recent video games?... all of the most popular titles are about killing, playing gangster roles, etc. Some of them make billions... Ripping people apart with chainsaws, getting head shots on your friends, etc... Story lines that include drugs, creative/dramatic violence, hard core sex, etc

You say Exploding Kittens is very different from Killing Unicorns... but Toy guns are also very different than games.

Theres a lot more that goes into ones violent tendencies than words we read on a daily basis. A lot of it starts in the home. You cant hide children from these words, thoughts, experiences, etc. You can only raise/educate them well enough to make wise decisions/choices.

User-65225

11/15/18 2:18 PM

#191577 RE: Bobinsd #191524

I just think it's in bad taste, and much different than "exploding kittens" which is far removed from personal action.

Lets also not forget that Kittens are real, Unicorns are not.

Is "exploding" a real creature really that different than "killing" make-believe creatures?

What about killing a cow for food? Is that killing, or is it something else?