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DaveTinCT · 04-13-2001, 11:20 AM

As one who's been studying WWII, specifically the US combat soldier's role in WWII, I think the realism should be stepped up as much as possible. Yes to the blood, yes to the gore...
If this game is to envelope us in realism as well as entertain us, then let's facilitate that violence. This is a WAR simulation afterall and war's not pretty. I have the feeling that the folks playing this game will be the one's looking for the most blood and gore - i.e., realism. If need be, why not incorporate a "low violence" install version as well as a "mature" version?? It's been done on other games.
Whatever the outcome, I'm looking forward to playing MOH:AA on my screamer of a PC. :-)
Dave

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DaveTinCT is Offline Member Posts: 77 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Brookfield, CT USA	04-13-2001, 11:20 AM As one who's been studying WWII, specifically the US combat soldier's role in WWII, I think the realism should be stepped up as much as possible. Yes to the blood, yes to the gore... If this game is to envelope us in realism as well as entertain us, then let's facilitate that violence. This is a WAR simulation afterall and war's not pretty. I have the feeling that the folks playing this game will be the one's looking for the most blood and gore - i.e., realism. If need be, why not incorporate a "low violence" install version as well as a "mature" version?? It's been done on other games. Whatever the outcome, I'm looking forward to playing MOH:AA on my screamer of a PC. :-) Dave