Thurin
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I concur however the stone age ... meh.. . but in the general line of thinking I see few flaws.
When guided on the right level and taught properly a game will remain a game. (however gruesome content where heads are severed etc ... those games I would still not set my children loose upon until they are older.)
But all in all .. I believe the main issue still is parenting and/or those individuals who commit crimes being criminals ... just because they played a game before committing a crime doesn't make the game itself bad, just the person committing the crime.
Then again there are those who believe that the disney animated movie "bambi" is the work of Satan or the roots for some weird conspiracy... when can people start seeing things the way they are ? I wonder...
When guided on the right level and taught properly a game will remain a game. (however gruesome content where heads are severed etc ... those games I would still not set my children loose upon until they are older.)
But all in all .. I believe the main issue still is parenting and/or those individuals who commit crimes being criminals ... just because they played a game before committing a crime doesn't make the game itself bad, just the person committing the crime.
Then again there are those who believe that the disney animated movie "bambi" is the work of Satan or the roots for some weird conspiracy... when can people start seeing things the way they are ? I wonder...
but it wasn't meant as a we will go back to the caves, make stone tools. But we will go back in evolution, creative thinking will be less common, as games promote thinking outside of the box, not all games and not all gamers, but some gamers can go very far in thinking.