Its the little things that count.

[Johnny Storm]

Originally Posted by Freedomna

At Jonny Storm:

So Disney thinks its bad to shoot people in a video game that allows you to cut,blow up,burn,poision,drown,ect,ect,ect people???

I will never understands Disney's logic what so ever...

Anyways I am glad on how active this thread is. My first thread and its already populer

Disney simpily wants to protect their image with the public, true we use swords and grenades and daggers on enemies but pistols or guns are more realistic and they do not want to encourage them in real life. All it takes is one accident and Disney will get sued and lose alot of money.

[MacIronhawk]

Originally Posted by Johnny Storm

Disney simpily wants to protect their image with the public, true we use swords and grenades and daggers on enemies but pistols or guns are more realistic and they do not want to encourage them in real life. All it takes is one accident and Disney will get sued and lose alot of money.

I hope you realize Disney can't be sued for allowing us to shoot Navy. After all, if the rating was changed to T for Teen then no one could do anything about it.

You can't sue call of duty for being shocked about what you may see. It's your choice to play the game, and isn't required, so if you get hurt playing the game(other than players bullying you) you only have yourself to blame.

Anyways, if Parlay(sp?) was in the movies, I'm pretty sure being in the game only gives us a better feel for the game.

Besides, we don't know if we won't be seeing any undead Navy in the future.

[Johnny Storm]

To elaborate more on the subject, I mean that Disney does not want to get accused of encouraging shooting other people in real life. In example if some child tries to do so then says he/she got the idea from playing this game the parent might try to sue Disney accusing them of encouraging the behaivor. Thats why when you watch shows on TV like say WWE sometimes youll see messeges before the program like: Dont try this at home the people on this show are trained professionals. This is done so they can disscredit any law suites that should arise in a similar incident. Fact is that Disney just doesnt want to risk getting sued over something like this.

[Freedomna]

Originally Posted by Johnny Storm

To elaborate more on the subject, I mean that Disney does not want to get accused of encouraging shooting other people in real life. In example if some child tries to do so then says he/she got the idea from playing this game the parent might try to sue Disney accusing them of encouraging the behaivor. Thats why when you watch shows on TV like say WWE sometimes youll see messeges before the program like: Dont try this at home the people on this show are trained professionals. This is done so they can disscredit any law suites that should arise in a similar incident. Fact is that Disney just doesnt want to risk getting sued over something like this.

Then add a disclamer saying "Do not shoot people at home kids"