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11/11/2015 11:26:03 PM
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As if an M rating has stopped kids' parents from buying any game with the title Grand Theft Auto in it that has pictures of gangsters, sexualized women, and its own reputation.
No way an M rating (17+ btw, not 18+) will stop parents from buying a game where it's about space lol
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It's not really about stopping kids it's more about allowing the game creators to be more open with what they can do, more freedom.
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I think many other people, including myself, got this game for the planetary exploration and vastness of the open, lore-filled worlds that are in the solar system and beyond. This, combined with good gun mechanics, was supposed to be something special ._.
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I've stopped playing in August and don't intend to come back until their next major instalment, there's not much you can do to improve the game drastically ant this point so there honestly isn't a point in playing until destiny 2 when hopefully we get the promised huge open exploitable rich areas.
