Learning Morals from games thread.

[Kayenneh]

Dragon Age: Origins: Don't cheat. Sure, you might come across easy flirts like Zevran, but when you fuck him and get odd looks from Alistair that breaks your heart.. You can always load and decide not to go to bed with that light-footed elf, but you can't reload in real life

[Something completely different]

Molag Baal.



Need I say more?

[naimless]

In GTA I learnt that walking around with a grenade launcher is fine but touching a police car is going too far.

[LastPoet]

In Starcraft 2 I learnt that I shouldn't buy more games from that fascist money milking corporation. Oh I miss Brood War so much.

[Something completely different]

In Call of Duty Black Ops I learned that torturing a person with glass splinters is a legitemate way of gaining information.

[pocaracas]

Remember this game?

[thesummerqueen]

In Rome total war, I learned, that after concquering a country the best thing to do in order to keep the place from revolting, is to massacre the entire civilian population.

Liar. That's just German policy.

[Mystic]

Ok the Batman: Arkham City scene near the end, where he says to Joker he still would've saved his life after he killed his beloved. Just the sheer beauty of sticking to your principles even in the midst of emotions that go against it and want to make you reject it, I found beautiful. So I learned to perceive a great beauty in that and made me think about how honorable it is to remain true to your principles when tested with such emotional madness.

Will post more hopefully.

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[jstrodel]

I used to play a lot of video games and I found that playing video games made me selfish and took me away from being concerned about others.

[thesummerqueen]

I used to play a lot of video games and I found that playing video games made me selfish and took me away from being concerned about others.

You forgot to give yourself the appropriate troll face for such "humble" statements.