[Ohes Noes It Is The Blogzorz!]

Well... I wasn't expecting that... Good luck. We'll miss you...

 

*Starts playing The End by the Beatles*

[Hey Guys]

I feel your pain. My grandfather had pancreatic cancer for about a year. He passed away at the beginning of this year.

 

[Time To Vent]

Unfortuneatly, there are a few flaws with your rant.

 

First a M rating means that individuals 17 and older can buy the game, and if you're 17 you're a minor. Therefore, M rated games are targeted toward minors. Now I know that there is only a year difference between 17 and 18, but 17 still means you are a minor.

 

Second, the problem with violent videogames is not because they train people to become murders; there is the possiblity that it will desensitize people to the violence, especially young people. That means that they become used to the violence and killing, which is bad.

 

Third, violent videogames can give a person a basic understanding of how weapons work; like this:

 

'If I take this gun, aim down the sights, and shot that guy in the head, it will kill him.'

 

Those are the problems with violent videogames, but that can all be avoided if the player is mature enough to handle it. Oh wait! M stands for mature. How ironic.

[Calling All Abyss Players And Assorted Rpers!]

My suggestion it to allow AP to continue long enough for players to wrap up whatever they are doing and then press the big red button at the beginning of the new RPG contest. That way, players will be able to finish any stories they have with their characters, and you can focus all of your attention on your new RPG (which looks great so far!).

 

As a player, I would want the chance to finish his or her story before the end. However, its up to you as to what is best for the RPG.