That is what I find especially curious, as I highly doubt that any of those citing this one game have ever run across it in person. Their claims could very well stem from purposeful exposure or hyperbole, at least, that is how it could easily be perceived. Either:cocoro67 said:You have just proved my point, thank you good sir.SelectivelyEvil13 said:Postal 2 is popular? Maybe in her sick, depraved household[/b]
Remember though that in Postal 2 you can play the game without killing anyone, Infact at the end if your kill count is 0 you get the title "Jesus".
If they are angry about the violence in Postal 2, Why in the hell are they doing it in the first place? They must be sick, sick bastards if they actually doing the pissing on people and killing them....
1. You witnessed someone playing the game
1a. You bought the game for someone, thus ignoring the warnings already on the box and using the medium as a scapegoat for your inept parenting.
1b. You somehow ran across this one game which, in it of itself, is rather suspicious concerning motives. If nobody really knows of this game, why are you digging it up to make a point over a previously nonexistent threat?
2. You have played the game... And then you urinated on a deceased virtual schoolgirl. Huh.
3. You are making shit up.
Why am I not instilled with confidence in these people? Oh yes, they are attempting to demonize an entire entertainment medium because of one, single game. This logic would be like comparing all movies to Saw or all public broadcasting shows to possibly the Jersey Shore.
Indeed, but that wording is bothersome because it implies that Postal 2 is a prevalent case when video game content is concerned, and yet, it is quite a rarity that few have even heard of. The percentage of games that allow urination on corpses is infinitesimal compared to those that do not, and yet it is being treated as a catholic element to video games. Not that I am disagreeing with your point, I am simply faulting her.Red-Link said:The way I read it is that they mean popular in terms of these ongoing arguments. The game isn't popular, its violence is with the anti-gaming crowd.