I don't think even No More Heroes had as much blood as this game.
Every single enemy is like a giant blood pomegranate. Poke it a little bit and blood is spurting out everywhere. Everywhere you go in this game you see torsos and heads impaled on pikes, very very violent.
Don't think there has ever been so violent of a game.
Is this the most violent game ever made?
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 05:13
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Yeah, if you have a blood sweet tooth this game will give you plenty of cavities.
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 05:20
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For your consideration =P
But I agree, it's really just tons and tons of blood. And the odd body part flying from Walking Bomb explosions.
But I agree, it's really just tons and tons of blood. And the odd body part flying from Walking Bomb explosions.
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 05:21
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i wouldnt say this is the most violent game ever infact far from it. Its actualy quite timid in some respects. For example i slash someone with a sword yeah theres lots of blood but no intestines or guts etc to be seen. I have seen far worse even in flash games =P
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 05:23
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By far not the most violent.. there have been games banned due to the violence in their game...
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 05:24
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No, not really. I have seen way more violent games.
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 05:24
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most violent RPG.. maybe.. have you ever played games like soldier of fortune 1/2/3 or postal 2 ? .. you can shoot/cut bodyparts off.. you can kick limbs around (postal2), you can cut off parts of the head (sof2), you can even ****** on people lying on the floor bleeding out .. O.O (postal2)
EDIT: Not to forget the killing animations in manhunt .. :innocent:
EDIT: Not to forget the killing animations in manhunt .. :innocent:
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 05:25
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Not just the beheadings, but when [insert animal here] knocks you down and repeatedly lunges for your throat, shooting blood four feet in the air. And of course, your character can get up and finish off the beast, but with a "Torn Jugular" injury. Heh.
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 05:26
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I have played Soldier of Fortune(not the sequels though) and Postal 2 and I didn't think they were more violent.
The violence is a bit more realistic perhaps but in terms of spilled bodily fluids I think Dragon Age has them both beat.
The violence is a bit more realistic perhaps but in terms of spilled bodily fluids I think Dragon Age has them both beat.
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 05:30
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Vampire : Bloodlines was possibly more violent. Less blood, but pretty violent. And oh so creatively.
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 05:30
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the OP has obviously never played DOOM III.....lotso violence there.
exscuse me ,but was this your small intestine?
exscuse me ,but was this your small intestine?
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 05:34
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Borschtbeet wrote...
I don't think even No More Heroes had as much blood as this game.
Every single enemy is like a giant blood pomegranate. Poke it a little bit and blood is spurting out everywhere. Everywhere you go in this game you see torsos and heads impaled on pikes, very very violent.
Don't think there has ever been so violent of a game.
Hm... I don't think so. Sure, the blood-parameter is sometimes a bit ... extreme, but at least it's not like we - as players - are torturing our enemies in countless ways until the die... Maybe it's also because there is always a little bit of distance to the combat or the "killing". It's more about strategy and less about the thrill of combat.
Have you every played "God of war", or seen gameplayvideos of it? That's something I would call violent. Or similar games that focus on action-oriented combat rather than tactical combat.
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 05:35
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TSW_Sweet_symphony wrote...
Vampire : Bloodlines was possibly more violent. Less blood, but pretty violent. And oh so creatively.
VtMB (the greatest RPG ever) is for sure more violent and there is more blood. This game isnt really all that violent compared to a lot of stuff out there.
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 05:39
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I've seen more violence in flash games, to be honest 
My pick for the most violent game ever made? That creepy Torture flash game. God, it just gives me the willies. Those screams.... >_<
My pick for the most violent game ever made? That creepy Torture flash game. God, it just gives me the willies. Those screams.... >_<
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 05:41
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You obviously don't play many FPS's. Try the airport level in Modern Warfare 2 and then ask that question again.
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 05:45
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...are we forgetting the bloodfest fatalities in Mortal Kombat? Or the mobs that often exploded if you hit them hard enough in Dungeon Siege 2, with blood, gibs and various pieces of limbs flying around for several yards while releasing a fine bloody mist?
The Happy Tree Friends even has more violence and gore than DA:O does.
The Happy Tree Friends even has more violence and gore than DA:O does.
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 05:51
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JohnnyR0xx0rz wrote...
You obviously don't play many FPS's. Try the airport level in Modern Warfare 2 and then ask that question again.
Good example, except I'd recommend just watching the scene it on youtube instead of playing the game.
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 05:56
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I turned the blood splatter off, first thing. I found it impossible to believe that every creature bleeds that much. If it had been more gradual, and the amount of blood had been more logical, I might have left it on. Actually, the sheer amount of blood makes the violence seem a bit less serious and more cartoonish than less blood would make it. If a character lost that much blood with every blow, you wouldn't really need to hit them more than twice.
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 06:01
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Heh, no, it's not that violent. It's kinda silly in some places, with all the blood splattered on your party. It's pretty funny in some cutscenes (like in the brothel or when kissing your chosen partner), when nobody seems to be bothered that you look like you just butchered a pig or something.
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 06:09
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boodah83 wrote...
Heh, no, it's not that violent. It's kinda silly in some places, with all the blood splattered on your party. It's pretty funny in some cutscenes (like in the brothel or when kissing your chosen partner), when nobody seems to be bothered that you look like you just butchered a pig or something.
It is because spattered blood is haute couture on the streets of Ferelden you know, like delicate heels and elaborate hair is on the streets of Orlais! *nods*
It's a bloody game for sure. but surely i am not the only one who looked around for the heads the first few decapitations? :innocent:
