One can only hope its a terrible one, but not likely.Layzor said:APRIL FOOLS!!....right?
One can only hope its a terrible one, but not likely.Layzor said:APRIL FOOLS!!....right?
glad im not the only one who thought that.Treeinthewoods said:I have a sick feeling that it didn't play out like he said it did, I think the baby wouldn't stop crying and his blind rage resulted in a murder. Maybe that's just my inner cynic but the way he tried to lie is making him look more suspicious.
Treeinthewoods" post="7.274413.10618355 said:I have a sick feeling that it didn't play out like he said it did, I think the baby wouldn't stop crying and his blind rage resulted in a murder. Maybe that's just my inner cynic but the way he tried to lie is making him look more suspicious./quote]Exactly what I was thinking.
I also find it suspicious: if he could audibly hear the screams both through the pillows and across the house and presumably through his headset(if you raid you gotta have one--he'd better be raiding or YES YOU CAN PAUSE: it's called logging out, it saves your coordinates and everything!) then the baby was indeed not suffocating at the time he heard the screams. You need air to scream, and you need a lot of air to consistently scream that loud.Treeinthewoods said:I have a sick feeling that it didn't play out like he said it did, I think the baby wouldn't stop crying and his blind rage resulted in a murder. Maybe that's just my inner cynic but the way he tried to lie is making him look more suspicious.
That poor mother, I hope he is firmly punished and she leaves him to find a better man and try again (someday).
First, does Mass Effect have guilds that require players to be on at a certain time to raid? Cuz if it did, then yeah it would.Silent Biohazard Solid said:This was definitely the parent's fault, and not WoW's...
Having said that, you don't hear stories like, "Mane Let Son Suffocate Because He Was Playing Mass Effect." But with WoW, it's a regular deal.
I have to go to bed now, so I can't go into a rant about this, but to put it simply a man looked at his son and saw his head was under a pillow and did nothing to go back to playing a game. That is not the games fault. It is his. He decided to potentially let his child suffocate. That makes him a fucking idiot. His level of idiocy is not the games fault.Hectix777 said:If you looked at cracked.com, WoW is just a giant skinner box. It's Blizzards fault for creating a giant mind prison that reminds me of Inceptioan and the father's fault for playing it, valuing the game over child, and becoming a slave to it. It's possible for him to get off if he pleas insanity, I mean it's pretty obvious that everyone knows what WoW really is, a slaver that puts a chain on he player and never let's them go. I can't believe I'm saying this, but let Jack Thompson have a field day with this case and shut down WoW. Who knows, if pulls it off we could herald him as a hero as Blizzard loses their cash cow and players are freed.icame said:Yeah blame the game, not the fucking idiot.
It was probably a dress pillow which is much heavier than a regular pillow and also it was a baby. They die easily.Eri said:I don't understand how you suffocate on a pillow? If the pillow is just lying there and no one is trying to force it down on you, It'd be pretty pathetic to die to. I'm pretty sure I've slept with pillows on top of me too, I sure didn't suffocate.
Like i just said, it wasnt the game that was watching over the child, it was the dad. If alcohol was involved, same thing could be said about substance abuse. This person is an adult and they should be responsible enough to control their impulses.jeretik said:WOW is an addictive POS without any meaning and substance. I think it's time someone ban game studios and publishers from hiring psychologists to help them make a game more addictive. Yeah, sure, the guy is an idiot, but so are Blizzard. There are to many examples like this one to be a mere coincidence.Daemascus said:How is this WoWs fault? This man is just a bad parent. He could just as easly been watching football or something and this could have turned out the same. Blaming WoW is just an excuse.
this by far. a couple of blankets with a toy or two with fenced pillows is perfect for a baby on the floor,InterAirplay said:That's also terrible - couldn't he have dumped a quilt on the floor and let the kid roll around on it in the same room as him, if he was going to be that deeply engrossed in his game? I mean, why did he let a fragile baby play on a relatively high surface with nothing around him but pillows? Wouldn't you just stop there and go "oh, crap, he might push past the pillow and fall!" as soon as you put him there? Christ...ryo02 said:if I was going to do something like that I wouldve had the baby in the same room I was playing the game in. just to keep an eye on the kid just incase.
just lately tooHankMan said:Fuck man
The news has been sucky all around today.