Why Is Gta V Automatically Goty

[beakerboy]

Seriously... Look at all the other games! God of War Ascension, Metal Gear Rising Re-vengeance, Tomb Raider reboot, WATCH DOGS, Star Wars 1313, Beyond Two Souls, The Last of Us, Crysis 3, Devil may Cry reboot, Bioshock Infinite, AND SO MUCH MORE!
Grand Theft Auto is a repetitive and boring promotion of violence and bad behavior in society, and it single handed-Ly makes whole game industry look bad. Aside from that, I need to make my main point.

How much of GTA V have we seen exactly? Two trailers? And people call it game of the year? It's fan-boy-ism. But who the fuck has the nerve to call themselves a fan of a game that promotes mindless chaos and violence and crime?

[DickChick]

At 1/31/13 09:10 PM, beakerboy wrote: Grand Theft Auto is a repetitive and boring promotion of violence and bad behavior in society, and it single handed-Ly makes whole game industry look bad

I stopped taking you seriously right there

Your post would have been 400% better without that pathetically unintelligent comment

[J-Rex]

At 1/31/13 09:13 PM, DickChick wrote:

I stopped taking you seriously right there

Your post would have been 400% better without that pathetically unintelligent comment

I second DickChick on this one.

[orangebomb]

At 1/31/13 09:10 PM, beakerboy wrote: How much of GTA V have we seen exactly? Two trailers? And people call it game of the year? It's fan-boy-ism.

You do know that opinions can change within the next 11 months or so, right? As of now, it's an early favorite for GOTY, partly due to the fact that most of the GTA games were excellent, and a developer like Rockstar is constantly raising the bar with the GTA franchise with each sequel, so naturally, the hype is going to be there and we'll wait and see if it delivers.

It's no different than predicting the weather or what sports team will win a championship, there is a time frame between when it's out, and the end of the year.

But who the fuck has the nerve to call themselves a fan of a game that promotes mindless chaos and violence and crime?

Unless you're being sarcastic, then this is not the place to act like a butthurt soccermom. I'm fairly sure that Rockstar explicitly told gamers right off the bat, that they don't support, condone or endorse behavior in those games, it can't really be any more crystal clear than that. Grow some balls and play the game, or leave it alone and shut up, simple.

[scoutthesoldier]

You're talking about Most Anticipated, right?

[malachi117]

At 1/31/13 09:10 PM, beakerboy wrote: Devil may Cry reboot,

Anddddddddddd you lost me.

But seriously, why does it matter to you if other want to call it the GOTY. Stop bitching.

[Hikky-Dikky]

Beakerboy confirmed for moralfag.

[Cootie]

Regardless I call that GTA V will get better reviews than all of the other games that you mentioned. The only thing I worry about is them being released so close to the end of these consoles life cycles.

[Cyberdevil]

Sure it's a lot of hype, but those trailers make the game seem like a movie. The one thing the GTA series has always had that the competition didn't was great plot and voice acting. Even if the game won't be graphically superior, I'm sure it'll be as captivating as ever. So far they haven't let down. Also, the promises on the biggest map in the series so far for this one game is a big promise, I'm looking forward to seeing how it'll compare to SA.

[Mismo]

Could have sworn this is something supergandhi64 would have wrote.

[tonypar16]

At 1/31/13 09:10 PM, beakerboy wrote: How much of GTA V have we seen exactly? Two trailers? And people call it game of the year? It's fan-boy-ism. But who the fuck has the nerve to call themselves a fan of a game that promotes mindless chaos and violence and crime?

That is funny actually, because you have mentioned the last of us, which was supposed to be a great game and very anticipated before we even see a second (cinematic) trailer of it. Why we believe they both are going to be great games? In Rockstar/Naughty Dog we trust!Rockstar has never disappointed the fans with its releases.
Also the 2 trailers and the images available to the public have revealed us really good features of the game and how great the graphics are. Go and read the Official GTA V thread here in NG and you will see what exactly we are excited for.

[Shade]

At 2/1/13 08:15 AM, Mismo wrote: Could have sworn this is something supergandhi64 would have wrote.

I smell a possible alt/parody account.

[ClockworkSpace]

At 1/31/13 10:10 PM, J-Rex wrote:

At 1/31/13 09:13 PM, DickChick wrote:

I stopped taking you seriously right there

Your post would have been 400% better without that pathetically unintelligent comment

I second DickChick on this one.

Yup. I can't stand Grand Theft Auto, I think they're some of the most boring and formulaic games out there. But at the same time I don't blame them for gun violence IRL

[Convey]

A good chunk of video games promote violence. Maybe not on the level that GTA V does but it still is something that's always going to be around as long as gaming exists.

[Sense-Offender]

At 1/31/13 09:10 PM, beakerboy wrote: WATCH DOGS

I'm more interested in this than GTA V, I'll tell you that.

Devil may Cry reboot

doesn't look too good to me. Plus, they turned Dante into a a little emo gooch licker.

At 1/31/13 09:10 PM, beakerboy wrote: But who the fuck has the nerve to call themselves a fan of a game that promotes mindless chaos and violence and crime?

lol what?

[Sectus]

It isn't like if a person sees violence in a game they are going to grow up to kill puppies and shit. If anything, taking out your stress in video games would help reduce any chance of that happening.

Either way, the Grand Theft Auto series has been successful so far, and I think that V will be just as good, if not better than the older versions. I look forward to it.

[The-Great-One]

Okay, your generalizations on Grand Theft Auto as a promotion of violence and yet you bring up God of War.

I will concede though that you do make a good point of a lot of reviewers and sites jumping on a bandwagon of rating a video game as Game of the Year, WAY too early. Other games that were named Game of the Year upon their trailers or two days to one week of being released are The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and Mass Effect 3.

[Hikky-Dikky]

Anyone who thinks video games cause real-life violence is a fucking moron. If anything, real-life crime has actually decreased ever since violent video games got popular.

[beakerboy]

At 2/1/13 03:25 PM, HikarutheHedgehog wrote: Anyone who thinks video games cause real-life violence is a fucking moron. If anything, real-life crime has actually decreased ever since violent video games got popular.

Games do not cause real life violence.
GRAND THEFT AUTO causes real life violence.

Someone else said that it was hypocritical of me not to bring up God of War as a promotion of violence since I stuck it to GTA. But the thing is... GTA is realistic. God of war is fantasy. Some teenagers play GTA and then try to stab policemen in real life. And regardless of what Rock-star says, they know what they are doing.
When I played GTA IV, the first thing I did was beat a young babe to death with weapons I unlocked using cheats.

[DickChick]

Oh no I stabbed a hooker in GTA and now I want to do it in real life

[Sense-Offender]

At 2/1/13 04:25 PM, beakerboy wrote: Games do not cause real life violence.
GRAND THEFT AUTO causes real life violence.

Alright, you're fucking with us. You have to be.

[Ceratisa]

That is funny actually, because you have mentioned the last of us, which was supposed to be a great game and very anticipated before we even see a second (cinematic) trailer of it. Why we believe they both are going to be great games? In Rockstar/Naughty Dog we trust!Rockstar has never disappointed the fans with its releases.

Bully?

[unconsidered]

I take your point, I don't like to judge a game by it's trailers; but a vast majority of people do. GOTY isn't about what's impressive at least to the big companies, it's about what's most popular, and if you hype anything up enough it will be popular.

[Mismo]

At 2/1/13 04:25 PM, beakerboy wrote: Games do not cause real life violence.
GRAND THEFT AUTO causes real life violence.

As with any other game that has been accused of causing people to commit violent acts in real life, I can bet that you don't have any proof what so ever to back up your claim.

Because in fact, did you know there is no case whereas playing a violent video game was the influencing cause of violent criminal acts.

You're just pulling this out of your ass because you don't like a game series and get upset because reviewers are calling it GOTY before it's release.

[beakerboy]

At 2/2/13 05:03 AM, Mismo wrote:

At 2/1/13 04:25 PM, beakerboy wrote: Games do not cause real life violence.
GRAND THEFT AUTO causes real life violence.

As with any other game that has been accused of causing people to commit violent acts in real life, I can bet that you don't have any proof what so ever to back up your claim.

Because in fact, did you know there is no case whereas playing a violent video game was the influencing cause of violent criminal acts.

You're just pulling this out of your ass because you don't like a game series and get upset because reviewers are calling it GOTY before it's release.

http://www.udonmap.com/udonthaniforum/teen-gamer-stabs-taxi-
driver-t9795.html
http://www.brazildispatch.com/2012/04/boy-stabs-grandmother-
dead-over-gta.html

there were other incidents but those were the only ones I saw on the first page of Google search

[Mismo]

At 2/2/13 12:10 PM, beakerboy wrote: http://www.udonmap.com/udonthaniforum/teen-gamer-stabs-taxi-
driver-t9795.html
http://www.brazildispatch.com/2012/04/boy-stabs-grandmother-
dead-over-gta.html

there were other incidents but those were the only ones I saw on the first page of Google search

Yeah I usually don't get my facts from dodgey "news site" if you could even call them that. Also the fact that you didn't bother to look more into the matter and just picked the first best thing you could find by searching on google.

Besides, why would would GTA be the exception that proves the rule when it comes to claim of "violent video game causes violence"?

[dogpup4]

Out of the millions of people who've played GTA, how many of them have then gone onto murder someone in real life? It's not GTA's fault - if you kill someone because you're repeating what you've seen on GTA, you've obviously got some sort of pre-existing mental problem.

[MentalMyles]

It's certainly the most anticipated game of the year. People have been looking forward to this title and thanks to the 4 month delay, people will be more anticipated.

Game of the Year? It's not out yet so making these claims are pretty premature, does anyone remember how well GTAIV turned out and how much people LOVED getting calls from their annoying cousin. Remember how clunky those cars felt and so little things you were able to do? Remember how fucking bland that title was altogether?

GTAV really needs to impress if it wants to have that title proudly placed on its cover. Just sayin.

[Hikky-Dikky]

At 2/2/13 05:39 PM, MentalMyles wrote: does anyone remember how well GTAIV turned out

Fuck off, that was a fantastic game.

[darkjam]

I don't give to living fucks about any game this year. I'm waiting for a good Spyro and Crash game to come out again!