I've never had faith in Cod Players in the first place.

wooooah... :O

CoD player, nuff said.

there are two types of replies to topics like these:

A: Generalizing about guns/gun owners/gun ownership

B: Complaining how it's wrong to generalize about gaming/violent games/people playing said games

You know that fleeting thought of "Oh, they're going to blame video games for this" every time something violent happens that has a real or alleged link to video games? That's how us gun owners feel, too.

Great, and now every Jack Thompson wanna be is going to use this as their battle cry.

Excellent job, fuckwit (the kid, not the OP).

The kid's just batshit crazy. And now this is gonna be blamed on video games as these things always do...

Let's ban them from making another Call of Duty!

Unless of course they actually make a radical improvement and the game needs to be released for the good of the gaming humanity.

Which will probably never happen.

'merica

Daily Mail

Daily Mail

DAILY FUCKING MAIL

/thread

Kid has some fucking mental problems, and that has really nothing to do with videogames.

nooooo!

WTF 'merica?!?!

'MURICA

'MURICA

Well... his life is over.

I'll be honest (and I can't believe I'm saying this)... whether it's video games, movies, television... I do feel like they have an impact. Kids probably SHOULDN'T be cooped up in their rooms playing Call of Duty for hours every day after school. Being a kid is time to socialize, hang out with friends, join clubs at school or play sports. Embrace a more creative hobby. All of those things will teach you how to be more productive as a teenager, as a young adult and as an adult. That's not to say video games are to blame, but I have no doubt in my mind that they can be a tipping point for someone who is already unstable. Someone who may have a better outlook on life as a whole, when they get out more to experience it.

This is where age restrictions should be enforced better, mostly by parents. Spend more time with your kids growing up, get to know them better. Encourage them to get outside and try new things. They'll make more mistakes, and video games are a safe passtime where you "always know where they are"... but mistakes build character. And apparently it can end in tragedy either way.

I wish I would've tried more growing up, personally.

...

That being said, why did he try to rape her? I haven't played the games, but where in COD is THAT normal? Clearly something else going on here.

This is just horrible ... going this far .... This is just so terribly wrong... :( Sad such a thing happend

usa and their silly gun laws at work again

Well... that's a tad... so sad ={

Dafaq humans!

This reminds me of an quote : All monsters are human.

Very sad situation.
On a selfish note: I hope the "videogame as a cause" angle doesn't come into play. I don't believe it would be at fault. In my opinion it's not the violent game that makes a violent person. It's the Violent person that is attracted to the violent game.

It's all Marilyn Mansons fault!!

"She had also recently published an application on her page reading: 'Click "like" if you love your son!" Wait, what? application?

Murder! Drama! Violence! Games! Guns! ... ratings.

the crooks on the movie weren't like that

kinda sad.

Dam. This is heavy. I'm speechless.