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Has playing violent video games actually made you a more violent person?

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Has playing violent video games actually made you a more violent person?

 

Nah... I'm normal xD 

 

And you?

Has playing violent video games actually made you a more violent person? 163 members have voted

  1. 1. Has playing violent video games actually made you a more violent person?

    • Yes, I've actually gotten in an altercation after playing.
      1
    • Somewhat, I've noticed that I'm more aggressive.
      11
    • Not really, I don't think it impacts me at all.
      103
    • No, I actually feel less aggressive after playing.
      24
    • It's the opposite, violent games make me less violent in real life.
      24

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Doesn't really affect me, but hey, i'm angry and somewhat violent all the time. so nothings really changing..

Unless you count me defending myself from people after I started playing them, then no

Noooope, been playing Mortal Kombat since I was 7 or 8 and I've had no problems lol

Not really. I've played quite a bit of violent games. I'm still the same as I was. Sometimes I use violent games to let out some anger or stress. 

I know I get aggravated and frustrated but that's only if i play the game all day long. No idea if that's b/c it's violent or not. 

Nah, it's a nice little outlet for my pent up anger and frustration. x3

I've noticed I've been easier to aggravate lately, but I think that's my problem, not any game's.

Just a little bit. But I act like a total badass in my head XDXD

In my personal opinion, violent video games are a good stress reliever, whenever i was overly stressed, i played a couple of violent video games, took out my anger on the enemies in game.

Yes... Last month, I played some CoD, and afterward, I went out and killed a man.

Nah i'm normal! I don't really play violent games.

 

but i'm pretty sure playing a violent game doesn't really make you violent...

 

If it does then I suggest you seek help.

Edited by wisdomform

Used to love me some GTA:San Andreas when I was younger. That was outrageously violent, but it really hasn't affected me in a negative way. Self-awareness is always good to have.

I don't feel that video games affect my personality at all. I might be a little tired from fatigue after a game, but I'm not more or less violent after playing one

*pulls out metal kingdom key* what's that suppose to mean! Are you Xehanort!

Heh. xP

Only when I can't defeat a certain boss after 7087958643 attempts.

I've played video games since I was 3 and I am a rational and patient person. video games, writing and reading are my venting source. Although I yell at the tv sometimes I feel pretty good when i'm done playing games.. during is a whole diffrent story though

No. I'm just stay myself.

By time violent video games were released, I was at the age that I couldnt be influenced by anything, so........no.

Humans have been violent since they existed. Now since video games are in the picture, everyone's going to blame video games? How can video games be responsible for what's been a problem millions of years before they existed?

I've noticed I've been easier to aggravate lately, but I think that's my problem, not any game's.

Same here.

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