everyone should be able to shoot everything.

[Swash]

Originally Posted by ex8404

So...no one under 17 has ever played GTA because of it's rating? The argument that ratings alone absolves Disney from lawsuits doesn't hold water. Even if they won a lawsuit, the damage is done.

Del's points are valid and well delivered.

But it's not Disney's fault. If the child is under the age of 10 while playing this game then it's the parents fault for anything the child sees. Also I didn't say no one under the age of 17 has played GTA, nor did I say no one under the age of 10 has played this because for one thing the ESRB ratings aren't the law, they are recomendations.

[Florence]

well dont you think if we would be able to use guns on navy soliders and undead, it would be easier to defeat them?

[Swash]

Originally Posted by Florence

well dont you think if we would be able to use guns on navy soliders and undead, it would be easier to defeat them?

Why would it be? If a grenade can't defeat a Navy soldier in one explosion then it will take several shots to defeat them

[Davy Keelhawk]

Originally Posted by Swash

Why would it be? If a grenade can't defeat a Navy soldier in one explosion then it will take several shots to defeat them

Also, building on that, wouldn't it take the same amount of swings of a sword to down a General or a Private?

[Swash]

Originally Posted by Davy Keelhawk

Also, building on that, wouldn't it take the same amount of swings of a sword to down a General or a Private?

Not really, as the NPC is given a certain amount of health and a private would be given about 10 hp while the General is going to be given 1000.

[ex8404]

Originally Posted by Swash

But it's not Disney's fault. If the child is under the age of 10 while playing this game then it's the parents fault for anything the child sees. Also I didn't say no one under the age of 17 has played GTA, nor did I say no one under the age of 10 has played this because for one thing the ESRB ratings aren't the law, they are recomendations.

That was my point. Very few follow the ESRB recommendations. Even if Disney isn't at fault, a lawsuit would damage their reputation.