Regulated Violence

While some argue that violent role playing games are a positive game to play, I feel that they have a negative impact on teens. In the article “High-Jinks: Shoot-out” by Guy Martin they did an experiment where students played a shooting game in school. Some teams were getting 13 kills in 4 days. This is so bitter that a high school students goal is to “kill” people. By teens doing this, it is teaching them that it is ok to kill someone. Pretending or not this may lead teens to be more capable of killing someone in real life.

In conclusion, video games that are violent can be very perilous to not only kids but anyone who plays them. They can have short and long-term effects on your career and the way you think. Violent games are bad because they can lead to serious actions, the player can get hurt, and because they can distract us. Making the choice to play this game is not only affecting you but it can affect the people around you and how they think of you. So next time you go to play games you should think about the consequences that come with

Did you know that according to Dr. Bret Conrad, the majority of gamers believe that video game violence has few, if any harmful effects on them personally? Well, many people today play games with simulated violence ranging from games like “Killer” to games like Grand Theft Auto. One example, “Killer”, takes place in multiple New York City high schools at the end of the year. It consists of two teams, each student is assigned a person to shoot and they have to shoot them before they are shot. The students have to use water pistols to shoot their person. Once they are killed, their game is over. While some agree that games with simulated violence are perilous for teens, games with simulated violence are beneficial for teens because they help kids with problem solving skills, keep them busy and helps them help others.

Some people think kids shouldn’t play violent role playing games because they think it gets kids to stalk other kids, but i think it’s good because it promotes teamwork, strategy, and espionage, all three of which will help the student in the future. At St. Ann's high school a game lasts two and a half weeks and has built up a seventeen-point rule book, a map of the safe zones around the school, a judge, and an entry fee, all for a harmless water pistol game. In the end this was all just about Killer, a last-man-standing game of water-pistol ambush, just because people considered it a violent role playing game even though it teaches the kids a lot and is just a water pistol game and if you still disagree with me go out out and try it for yourselves

Role-playing games are played by kids of all ages all of the time. But do these games start to cross the line when they become violent? Role-playing games with violence have many negative outcomes and they influence bad behavior.

Guns, blood and violence… sounds like something that wouldn’t be making teenagers smarter, right? Well, violent games actually do impact teens positively, in fact they help with the development of many skills they wouldn't otherwise have, like faster reaction time and problem solving skills. Violent video games and role playing games are a highly controversial topic, but they surprisingly have more benefits that not. They teach kids and teens teamwork, how to use their resources and good morals. Teenagers should be allowed to play violent games because it teaches them important life skills.

Video games are available to all age groups. With different types of style games, to reality and fantasy, from strategy to hit and run tactics, that could improve imagination, influence new ideas and most of all provide entertainment to players. Do you allow your children to play games with violences? Do you believe it can change your childś decisions? Even if it was just video games with little violences, it can cause aggressive behaviors, bullying and unhealthy life styles.

Games with simulated violence are perilous for teens, because the teens participating are going through other people’s personal information, attacking people in public, and, more generally, are more violent when they are older.

Role playing games with simulated violence are diverting for kids. I believe they’re good teamwork building activities, there’s no legitimate physical harm to the people playing, they’re a breathtaking escape from everyday life, and they don’t teach any sensible violent skills to people playing.

According to the article, “Shoot-Out”, by Guy Martin, violent role-playing games definitely make the teens more aware about their surroundings and be cautious all the time. “He woke up one day and, as usual,

If Role-Playing games are still diverting kids such as schools what will happen if it is not stopped? Role Playing games in people’s lives are a fun experience to play but are still diverting.I used to think that role playing games with simulated violence was just diverting but also gives a fun experience to the people playing them. Simulated Violence games are good to people because it allows them to make new friendships and talk to more people.Should Role-Playing games with simulated violence be allowed or be banned all around the

To some people, games with simulated violence are hazardous to their life. Some of these games are computerized, while others are physical. Guy Martin, writer of the 2009 article “High-Jinks: Shoot-Out,” stated that high schoolers in Brooklyn run around town “killing”their peers with water guns. This game is known as “Killer.” These manhunts teach kids that it is okay to break laws, promote criminal activity, and to have bad and aggressive attitudes.

Simulated violence games can be a harmless distraction. Kids should play violent games. They build up skills but they canrf also unhealthy. Kids play them at extended hours without doing anything in between which also makes the unhealthy. But playing with extended hours, is fun and you can also make a job out of it.

For many people in America, violent role-playing games are fun for them and nothing is wrong with them. When kids play these Violent Role-Playing games they have many things they can get them involved in making maps, strategies, and many more that can help you in school and in life. If there are bad things that can happen like the kids sleeping vans, and staying up too late, but there are more good things then bad things because if you look more into this game you can find a lot of good things.

Role playing games with simulated violence have a positive effect on teens. Because role playing work on team working skills, are a distraction from stress, and can bring the school together I think they can be a good thing for teens. Although there's some reasons why they shouldn't role play with simulated violence, there's more good than bad. I used to think that role playing was a great thing for teens. But after writing more and hearing what other people have to say I think it’s a 50-50. Role playing games could have a positive or negative effect on different people. I’m still sticking with the thought that role playing games with simulated violence are