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Its a great game. fun, and addictive. It actually has a lot of depth to it.
Its not everybodys cup of tea though. *shrugs*
no big deal, doesnt mean they are wasting their lives away because they like different games than you.
Its not everybodys cup of tea though. *shrugs*
no big deal, doesnt mean they are wasting their lives away because they like different games than you.
see, I don't see why this is such a big deal. they restrict R-rated movies (they enforce it here pretty strongly), why not M-rated games?
This is wrong. The government does NOT outlaw R rated movies to minors and they dont enforce it. There is NO LAW against an 8 year old going and seeing an R rated movie. This is an entirely voluntary system created by and enforced by the theatre industry, the government has nothing to do with it. This is why its so different.
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chances are cstrike2 would be a multiplayer game.
Condition Zero is a singleplayer game.
but, even so, your probably right that cs2 would still take some steam out of cz even if they are different audiences.
This comment was edited on Jun 14, 12:18.
Condition Zero is a singleplayer game.
but, even so, your probably right that cs2 would still take some steam out of cz even if they are different audiences.
This comment was edited on Jun 14, 12:18.
Actually I disagree. I think this is EXACTLY the type of thing the founding fathers had in mind. Have you ever read the federalist papers? The first amendment loses all meaning if it applies to only 'popular' speech. Its the offensive, borderline stuff like Postal that NEED the protection and thats one of the primary reasons it was made to be so broad.
If we only protect the popular stuff we agree with, the stuff without offense or controversey, then whats the point of even having 'free speech' in the first place. Its the stuff society hates which needs the protection.
If we only protect the popular stuff we agree with, the stuff without offense or controversey, then whats the point of even having 'free speech' in the first place. Its the stuff society hates which needs the protection.
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