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Monday 26 July, 2010
I didn't save the game from yesterday so I started all over again. Gaah!
I decided to give the first mission (of spray painting) another chance. Since I only did two and got arrested soon after yesterday, I used my joy of stealing cars (unethical? Yes) by driving around and finding different places where the graffitis hid. I discovered eight of them until I got busted by stealing a fire truck.
I had a small mission for myself during the game today - see what prostitutes can do to the protagonist. I attacked them yesterday and stole some money and guns from prostitutes, but I decided to be "nice" to them. Maybe I am not friendly enough for them - I ended up punching some of them and got punched back a few times.
I thought I would look at some walkthroughs and cheats online to get further in the game, but I was unable to follow them. Darn, what am I supposed to do?!
After playing GTA:SA for the third time, I couldn't help but wonder if people ever sued video game developers because all the violent actions and words that are in games. Do parents sue companies because how immoral the games are and how they are affecting their children's mental health? Being one overly curious person, I decided to search "violence video game lawsuit" on Google and I ended up finding some good articles and videos to answer my question. Yes, parents DO sue companies and it led to the point where Washington state prohibited cop-killing video games.
With all the things about the violence and strong language involved in this video game, I believe GTA: SA is highly unethical.
..Yet so addicting.
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