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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?

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    • 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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    I've played video games pretty much all my life and it hasn't made me more violent.

    Edited by WhiteCrow

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    I've been capturing animals and inanimate objects to use to fight other animals and inanimate objects. 

    I've also been swinging around an over sized metal key killing monsters (as different people, no less!).

     

    I haven't been caught yet.  ^_^

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    Um, my friend needed to switch games for fear she would bite her controller, but I don't think Mario Party counts as a violent game.  Although, since I tend to stay calm while gaming, I don't think they affect me.  Also, she's just competitive, not really violent.

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    Non. It doesn't work that way.

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    Nope. In truth I feel a release of sadness or anger and other negative feelings. I defiantly am not a violent person. My main violent game is cod but it doesn't make me violent.

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    Haven't really played enough violent video games to know. I played Goldfinger (James Bond) with my brother when I was about 6 and once shot a few zombies on House of the Dead but that's pretty much it. Kingdom Hearts doesn't count in my opinion.

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    With all due honesty violent games sometimes help me releases aggression without having to do so physically.Though i don't really have a good console anymore so punching pillow sort of helps

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    Games in general make me more anxious, sometimes angry, but never really aggresive

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    I don't like violence ):

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    Well, I don't play violent video games...unless you consider things like Kingdom Hearts, Ace Attorney, Final Fantasy, and Harvest Moon to be violent??

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    Nope, I have played violent games for pretty long time and they haven't affected me at all. And I haven't really met person who would have became more violent solely because of video games

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    No.  I'm already an aggressively violent homicidal maniac.

    Tbh when I'm in a bad mood playing any sort of video game makes me feel better.

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    Guys Guys... I have to say this but I'm normal. 

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    No, not at all, but I do feel that playing violent video games, or any video games at all when I am angered makes me kinda cool down :3

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    I've honestly never thought about that before. But I don't think it affects me.

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    People thinking Video Games make us violent makes me mad enough to start a school shooting!

     

    I kid, I kid.

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