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It sucks that we live in a world where people have actually to be told "You cannot tame a lion by shushing it."
The game is Rated M. Kids shouldn't be playing it. End of story.
But that isn't how the world works, even if they couldn't file suit, the "outrage" about violent video games turning our children into killers and idiots is enough to get it removed from the game.
Keep in mind this post is a joke....
BUT if it did happen, I don't care if they were 18 or not, if a kid or young man tried to tame a lion based on a video game tactic he saw, the fallout would be a media field day.Not to mention Congress has been out to get games for years. Who knows what laws would be insta passed after that debacle.
everything that happens, at the very least they should be stopprd from breeding.