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[Star-Lord]

Now that I know, I also want it removed. Animal violence is something that detracts from my enjoyment. It can basically ruin a game for me

Do you feel the same way when slaughtering hundreds of people in Call of Duty, Battlefield, etc?

 

[scalman]

games should be as they want to be and not made because someone wants them that way...good old days without net just paper journals. back then devs just made what they felt

 

[GymWolf]

The italian word for fart is peto.

 

[the_master]

Do you feel the same way when slaughtering hundreds of people in Call of Duty, Battlefield, etc?

No, I feel fine virtually killing my equals.

 

[ResilientBanana]

It would be so awesome if Ubisoft simply said, no.

 

[Star-Lord]

No, I feel fine virtually killing my equals.

But you draw the line at killing digital chickens?

Oh dear.

 

[lukilladog]

Do you feel the same way when slaughtering hundreds of people in Call of Duty, Battlefield, etc?

That is not a good analogy, gun violence in videogames is "fine" as long as the context of the game itself justifies it. There is no such thing on animal cruelty for the sake of entertainment.

 

[Star-Lord]

That is not a good analogy, gun violence in videogames is "fine" as long as the context of the game itself justifies it. There is no such thing on animal cruelty for the sake of entertainment.

Congratulations, you just shot your own argument down in flames. Context, you say, it all comes down to context. The island of Yara may be fictional, but it is heavily based on, and influenced by, the island of Cuba. Cockfighting has been, and still is, a popular sport in that part of the world. If guns and violence are okay when used in the right context in Call of Duty, then cockfighting is okay when used in the right context - like trying to emulate the real-life aesthetics of a country - in Far Cry 6. I win, you lose. Good day to you, sir, and goodnight.

 

[lukilladog]

Congratulations, you just shot your own argument down in flames. Context, you say, it all comes down to context. The island of Yara may be fictional, but it is heavily based on, and influenced by, the island of Cuba. Cockfighting has been, and still is, a popular sport in that part of the world. If guns and violence are okay when used in the right context in Call of Duty, then cockfighting is okay when used in the right context - like trying to emulate the real-life aesthetics of a country - in Far Cry 6. I win, you lose. Good day to you, sir, and goodnight.

That´s just dumb, it´s like saying that the violence in the game Hatred is justified because it takes part in a school.

Ps.- I mean, we don´t get to rape women in war games right?, it is historically accurate, but cannot be justified.