@$cOrP1()_g@m3R: Yes. we'll have none of those miscellaneous characters and exclamation marks, you filthy foreigner. What are you trying to do? Promote the use of dollars and hashes? Is that some kind of trendy street drug for the early teen market? Don't think I don't know about your primary school friends and their pixie sticks! Now get off my lawn.. ah.. country! *Brandishes broom menacingly*
I agree! Take that shrimp on a barbie out of your tight asses Australia! Why do they insist on blaming movies and games for people's violent behavior. It's never the parents or the fact that the person just might be fucked up in the head to begin with!
I dont understand, you kinda could, actually. I remember shooting off zombie arms and legs with my assault rifle.
Is the difference that the zombies keep moving (in the first one, a chopped arm meant a dead zombie), or that the dismemberment is more complicated or something?
And this is why there are no violence and murder in Australia. Because the citizens are protected and their eyes are shielded by virtual violence from the government.
What the hell would people do if they were forced to be subjected to suggestive themes?
I for one, do not want to know, the more bans you pass the better.
@D Mitsuki, Gotta have guts kid!: Thank you, someone with sense. I agree, I'm tired of these type of games trying to sneak into our shores. In America maybe it's O.K to go out and shoot a few random "zombies" but not here, no random shooting of hobo Jack cause he's stuttering the word "rawr" and walking like the undead.
@Vault-Droog: Joking? I don't see how you can't understand. PEOPLE NEED TO BE PROTECTED FROM THIS KIND OF STUFF.
Look at all the studies. No I won't link them, but I ASSURE you they exist. Violent video games lead to violent behavior, and are the one of the top contributors to our societal problems. Just like other forms of media are.
When people are controlled and limited in what they are allowed to see, they are naturally good natured and not prone to violence.
Just look in the past, not NEARLY as much atrocities were committed as they were now. Especially in governments that protected their citizens minds, like Soviet Russia or Nazi Germany.
So, what exactly does "banned" mean in this context? Can you still import it through the customs if its for personal use? Or would you have to pirate it? Can you buy a dozen and sell it to your friends?
@Watonai: It means that the game can't be legally sold in Australia, because all media content like this needs to be classified.
They'll TELL you that also makes it illegal to import it, but yeah, that's what people end up doing.
The classification board say "refused classification" basically as a way of saying "well, we'd rate it R18+ (adults only) if we could, but since we can't rate games so high, we can't)
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Vegemite sandwichs are awful.
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For the record though, I do like me some vegemite. om nom nom! *licks it off previously mentioned broom*
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I agree! Take that shrimp on a barbie out of your tight asses Australia! Why do they insist on blaming movies and games for people's violent behavior. It's never the parents or the fact that the person just might be fucked up in the head to begin with!
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I dont understand, you kinda could, actually. I remember shooting off zombie arms and legs with my assault rifle.
Is the difference that the zombies keep moving (in the first one, a chopped arm meant a dead zombie), or that the dismemberment is more complicated or something?
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We won't report you to the Mounties or whatever you have down there!
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Australia doesn't like more than one number in a game name.
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Way to go Valve.
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If all fails, blood becomes yellow yucky stuff.
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What the hell would people do if they were forced to be subjected to suggestive themes?
I for one, do not want to know, the more bans you pass the better.
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If you are, then I apologize but sarcasm doesn't work well on the internet.
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It's best this game is Left4Dead, In America.
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Look at all the studies. No I won't link them, but I ASSURE you they exist. Violent video games lead to violent behavior, and are the one of the top contributors to our societal problems. Just like other forms of media are.
When people are controlled and limited in what they are allowed to see, they are naturally good natured and not prone to violence.
Just look in the past, not NEARLY as much atrocities were committed as they were now. Especially in governments that protected their citizens minds, like Soviet Russia or Nazi Germany.
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They'll TELL you that also makes it illegal to import it, but yeah, that's what people end up doing.
The classification board say "refused classification" basically as a way of saying "well, we'd rate it R18+ (adults only) if we could, but since we can't rate games so high, we can't)
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Replace the guns with water balloons.
Special infected with Kangaroos and Koalas.
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