Shocking VideoGames
yes yes yes
we hadly use this thing, i know. im going to start using this more......when Ben does.
so i may not be new to this article but after reading, i couldnt get my brain to access the situation. i get the concept, yes, buti just dont know how i feel about it.
being a gamer of 11 golden years now, i must say, if this were to reach a commerical stauts, would it change the face of gaming nerds as we know it. no offence to contemporary nerds of this day, but we can hardly state we are strong, energetic cretins of reality. i can just imagine the change in stereotyped CS gamers. a new form of hardcore, pain-loving psychoes, with a thurst of electric current and victory. if video games desensitise us, think of the new plateau we gamers will we on. stun-gun sales will drop.
will this technology be easily intergrated with FPS? i see it as a gimmick, but am not sure of its positive or negitive aspects.
pros:
i can see it being a great feature to multiplayers. the only thing more enjoyable than getting a clean head shot on your friend, is to know your senting an electric shock to his head (if the system articulates like that)
the face of FPS will change tenfold. there seems to be an immortality in FPS. instead of the time between battle and death, its a time between battle and health pickups, or checkpoints. i can play a COD game with 60 people on the lan server and die 20 times, and think nothing of it. i get my good share of kills, but to think im going to get my arse shocked, i will think more about it. prodency is the key, and i will be interested in how gamneplay will change because of this function.
cons:
i sounds expensive, and we all know publishers dont go on rise and innovation anymore.
how accepting will it be to the gaming community
russian roulette mods (thats right, modding the system to actually shock and kill people, in a world with snuff, this has to be plausible)
whingy mothers and christians (im generalizing, i know) complaining their pants off
my computer workstation is usually the dump site of easy cooked meals and beverages. and on occasions i spill. given this technology, if i screw up the hardware, what are the chances of me killing myself? again thats just a prediction.
ok, after considering the pros and cons, i think i support this gaming invention. i want to be hurt. i want to peel pain, i want to inflict pain.
ben can you reply to this as an actually post, not a reply. im interested in your input.
*dammit my spellcheck isnt working, oh well, you deal with it*
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sorry, didn't realise the site needed reg. i was in it yester, how strange.
another article:
article
we hadly use this thing, i know. im going to start using this more......when Ben does.
so i may not be new to this article but after reading, i couldnt get my brain to access the situation. i get the concept, yes, buti just dont know how i feel about it.
being a gamer of 11 golden years now, i must say, if this were to reach a commerical stauts, would it change the face of gaming nerds as we know it. no offence to contemporary nerds of this day, but we can hardly state we are strong, energetic cretins of reality. i can just imagine the change in stereotyped CS gamers. a new form of hardcore, pain-loving psychoes, with a thurst of electric current and victory. if video games desensitise us, think of the new plateau we gamers will we on. stun-gun sales will drop.
will this technology be easily intergrated with FPS? i see it as a gimmick, but am not sure of its positive or negitive aspects.
pros:
i can see it being a great feature to multiplayers. the only thing more enjoyable than getting a clean head shot on your friend, is to know your senting an electric shock to his head (if the system articulates like that)
the face of FPS will change tenfold. there seems to be an immortality in FPS. instead of the time between battle and death, its a time between battle and health pickups, or checkpoints. i can play a COD game with 60 people on the lan server and die 20 times, and think nothing of it. i get my good share of kills, but to think im going to get my arse shocked, i will think more about it. prodency is the key, and i will be interested in how gamneplay will change because of this function.
cons:
i sounds expensive, and we all know publishers dont go on rise and innovation anymore.
how accepting will it be to the gaming community
russian roulette mods (thats right, modding the system to actually shock and kill people, in a world with snuff, this has to be plausible)
whingy mothers and christians (im generalizing, i know) complaining their pants off
my computer workstation is usually the dump site of easy cooked meals and beverages. and on occasions i spill. given this technology, if i screw up the hardware, what are the chances of me killing myself? again thats just a prediction.
ok, after considering the pros and cons, i think i support this gaming invention. i want to be hurt. i want to peel pain, i want to inflict pain.
ben can you reply to this as an actually post, not a reply. im interested in your input.
*dammit my spellcheck isnt working, oh well, you deal with it*
*editted
sorry, didn't realise the site needed reg. i was in it yester, how strange.
another article:
article
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