M Dubz Triple Awesome sauce

I'm digging the title,

Watching the MW3 campaign, and this is probably old to anybody that already played the campaign, but I've never heard anything about it, but, what is your guy's opinion on the "Content offensive" level in M Dubz Triple?



Kind of reminds me of that scene in the Untouchables. Except without the gas.

It's not offensive if you remember they're just pixels.

The game is rated M... I think many people forget that. If you are under 17 and take offense, well, you shouldn't even be playing it; that's your problem. If your over 17 and take offense... well, don't buy it; you're an adult and can make your own decisions.


But that's just my opinion.

OH MY GOD SO EDGY REALISTIC OFFENSIVE

TEHY KILLED A CHILD

LET'S SHOT SOM DAMN TERRORISTS

AMERICA AMERICA EXCEPTIONALISM AMERICA

eaustinn36 wrote:If you are under 17 and take offense, well, you shouldn't even be playing it; that's your problem.

Seriously, did you wait until you were 17 to play M rated games? I didn't, and surprisingly, it's had no effect on me whatsoever, except for making me not annoyed for not being able to play the best category of games. You have to be 17 to buy it, not to play it. It's not illegal to play M rated games under 17 so it shouldn't bother you if people do. I'd bet the majority of this site is under 17.

Unless of course you're saying you shouldn't play it if you're under 17 and take offense, meaning you aren't mature enough for mature rated games.

On topic, holy shit, Infinity Ward loves killing them some Americans. Spoilers about last couple of games

Spoiler:

Sgt Jackson? DEAD. All the Americans in the city? DEAD. Griggs? DEAD. "Alexei Borodin" (Forgot his real name, undercover CIA guy)? DEAD. Countless people in the US? DEAD. Then again, they also just seem to enjoy killing the player character.

That was just pure humor.

But seriously, who cares, pixel people being blown to pixel pieces in their pixel world.

THE NUMBER OF THE BEAST IS UPON US.

It seemed really reminiscent of the Untouchables scene where a man leaves a suitcase, and a little girl picks up the case and goes "Mister! You forgot your bag!"

And the entire shop explodes.


Anymore, I hold video games to the same standards that I hold cinema, so if movies do it, I think that other media should have the right a way. Also, since I've been watching the entire campaign (Modern Warfare does have a somewhat cool storyline, like an action movie) it's an interesting scene after an SAS raid on an entire compound that just sent a convoy of those trucks marked "Charity" on them. Isn't Call of Duty just an action movie anymore anyways? Ever since...COD4.

You don't have to be 17 to take offense to see a little girl and her family being killed, I mean I understand they did it to give players a sense of how dire the situation is. But I mean that shit was unnecessary. Kind of the reason I'm signing up hopefully I might make a difference in my line of duty.