Much like with any other thing which looks like it's been explicitly designed to create controversy, the best thing to do regarding this game is to just ignore it.
Hatred - mass murder simulator
#51
Guest_Cthulhu42_*
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 06:42
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#52
Guest_OneWomanArmy_*
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 06:46
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Ehm.... wow..... just saw the video now... and I both laughed because... ehm... funny in a surreal kinda way and I was also kinda shocked a bit.. no wonder some kids go on a killing spree to the mall all of a sudden one day....
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#53
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 06:50
Some may have missed my brilliant comment so I post them again.
This game gives me ideas...
You people were mean to me. I HATE YOU ALL. NOW IT'S TIME FOR VENGEANCE! *loads his AK-47*
I specially like the protagonist's voice. It's very... motivating.
I already played that.
Those mad scientists had it coming!

#54
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 06:52
Generally speaking, there's a difference between glorifying violence in storytelling and have the violence being the seed, core and the entire ****** apple tree, at least in regards to what sort of message that the original creator wants to portray.
Games like The Last of Us for instance wants to tell a story that touches upon the basic human instinct of survival where the violence becomes key to the narrative -- If the characters want to stay alive in such a world then they must also give in to the violence for the sole purpose of persevering. It's a tale that relates to how human beings are generally awful to each other all the time, we mainly exist to murder other humans, step over others to get our way. Our intelligence gives us the advantage for love, art and expression but ultimately it is served for warfare and mass murder on a global scale almost every day.
So generally we find ourselves projecting that violence into fictional stories too, usually to try and examine ourselves and the violence we commit ourselves to participate in, the wars, the conflicts etc. Spec Ops The Line is another interesting game that actually quite litterally presents the player with a somewhat familiar shooter-environment, as a sort of elaborate analysis on how the player would naturally go about it --- then later it pulls the rug from under you and confronts you with what you've done to show what it is that the violence does, how completely pointless and awful it is.
This -- All of this is not really what gather from a game like Hatred. Even Manhunt had a somewhat purpose to its own violence, this is just bad -- A pointless killing simulator with nothing to gain from. It's sad to see it exist but then the same can be said for a lot of things.
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#55
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Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 06:54
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Ehm.... wow..... just saw the video now... and I both laughed because... ehm... funny in a surreal kinda way and I was also kinda shocked a bit.. no wonder some kids go on a killing spree to the mall all of a sudden one day....
People who do that are disturbed. Period. Video games, movies, hell, even books. They'll find anything to justify/motivate them to kill other people.
It's like mass murders didn't exist before video games came to be.
Of course it did. Sure, I'm not rebutting the fact that the crap must give them ideas. But to even THINK of it is proof that you were in some way f*cked in the head from the start. Video games don't suddenly transform you into Michael Myers.
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#56
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 06:57
Games like The Last of Us for instance wants to tell a story that touches upon the basic human instinct of survival where the violence becomes key to the narrative -- If the characters want to stay alive in such a world then they must also give in to the violence for the sole purpose of persevering. It's a tale that relates to how human beings are generally awful to each other all the time, we mainly exist to murder other humans, step over others to get our way. Our intelligence gives us the advantage for love, art and expression but ultimately it is served for warfare and mass murder on a global scale almost every day.
I'm very happy that this awful game isn't for PC and I didn't bother myself thinking about getting it.
#57
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 06:58
Saying that it's understandable that playing this game could cause someone to go on shootings is assenine to the highest degree.
#58
Guest_Catch This Fade_*
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 06:58
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What's so offensive? People generally don't like being gunned down.
I thought that was a given.
Are you...? *Sigh* Let me not finish that sentence
The offense comes in when you assume the devs are somehow "so giddy" about making this game. If it's the case, fine. But where's the apparent giddiness in the developer looking at the video. Yeah games are made for entertainment, but they can also be made for a purpose within that entertainment. Sometimes there's also a point to be made.
#59
Guest_OneWomanArmy_*
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 06:58
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People who do that are disturbed. Period. Video games, movies, hell, even books. They'll find anything to justify/motivate them to kill other people.
It's like mass murders didn't exist before video games came to be.
Of course it did. Sure, I'm not rebutting the fact that the crap must give them ideas. But to even THINK of it is proof that you were in some way f*cked in the head from the start. Video games don't suddenly transform you into Michael Myers.
Yeah I agree, video games shouldn't be blamed but unfortunately when kids who are too young to play video games play such games, they get bad ideas and that's not the games fault of course, it's the parents faults for letting the kids play those games or somehow raising the kids wrong, Idk.
#60
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 07:00



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#61
Guest_OneWomanArmy_*
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 07:02
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^ Hey I love Natural Born Killers, one of my favorite movies
^
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#62
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 07:05
Are you...? *Sigh* Let me not finish that sentence
The offense comes in when you assume the devs are somehow "so giddy" about making this game. If it's the case, fine. But where's the apparent giddiness in this product looking at the video. Yeah games are made for entertainment, but they can also be made for a purpose within that entertainment. Sometimes there's also a point to be made.
The developers are a bunch of neo-nazis. This game serves no other point than for them to express their sick beliefs.
#63
Guest_Catch This Fade_*
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 07:08
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They developers are a bunch of neo-nazis. This game serves no other point than for them to express their sick beliefs.
Source?
#64
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 07:08
Watch this to clean your minds:

#66
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 07:11
They developers are a bunch of neo-nazis. This game serves no other point than for them to express their sick beliefs.
Hmm... it appears one of the developpers may be a neo-nazi. You can't generalize to the whole studio members, though.
What I see is a game that is very much death metal and nihilistic in essence. Which is cool (I love death metal). However, the very serious tone is what I find disturbing. It isn't tongue in cheek, it seems like a vile, very first degree glorification of mass murder. And the initial speech reinforces that. They are totally serious about it.
#67
Guest_StreetMagic_*
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 07:13
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Polish neo-nazis.
Strange.
#68
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 07:17

is pleased with this game!
#69
Guest_Catch This Fade_*
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 07:18
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#70
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 07:21
Hmm... it appears one of the developpers may be a neo-nazi. You can't generalize to the whole studio members, though.
It's not just one member. The CEO is a supporter of hate groups, via his facebook page. I can't say in good faith that they're all extremist, but I find it hard to believe that the other members of their studio don't share similar beliefs.
Doesn't really cement anything. I will say one of the articles' attention to detail is pretty good. I didn't really pay attention to the "predominately non-caucasian", or whatever it said, victim count in the trailer. It could indicate something, or it might not.
Maybe, maybe not. I just think that all the signs I've seen so far point to this developer using the video game industry as a medium to express their extreme views.
#71
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 07:46
^ Hey I love Natural Born Killers, one of my favorite movies
^
Many people who have seen it fail to realize it's SATIRE... morons
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#72
Guest_OneWomanArmy_*
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 07:58
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Many people who have seen it fail to realize it's SATIRE... morons
That's so sad... idiots! That movie is a legend and so damn well played of the actors!! ![]()
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#73
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 08:14
Wow, that Hatred game looks terrible.....even GTA had some class as far as story and presentation was concerned. That just looks like some dude who hates the world for the sake of hating it. No way I'd even consider playing this even if it was free.
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#74
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 08:16
isnt GTA a Mass murder simulator already?
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#75
Posté 17 octobre 2014 - 08:17
Of course it did. Sure, I'm not rebutting the fact that the crap must give them ideas. But to even THINK of it is proof that you were in some way f*cked in the head from the start. Video games don't suddenly transform you into Michael Myers.
No, to be Michael Myers you need to have a bad childhood exacerbated by way too many guys with beards. Or be apart of a Thorn cult.
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...Halloween is a stupid film series...





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