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LogaFrog
Up and Coming
November 14, 2017
Question

If you hit a female cgi character in VR, does that amount to the promotion of domestic violence?

I wonder what that would mean and would Oculus allow it?

    5 replies

    BeastyBaiter
    Inspiring
    November 14, 2017
    I think it promotes punching people, or are we talking about beating the snot out of your spouse in Fallout 4 before the nukes fall?
    Roaster
    Inspiring
    November 14, 2017
    Don't go near Dead or Alive. 
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    Shadowmask72
    Shadowmask72
    Honored Contributor
    November 14, 2017
    You can actually do this in virt a mate. However there are no canned reactions.  I think until we have AI that reacts to user input in these experiences then no it's just the user slapping/punching an inanimate object in the form of a person. 

    No I don't agree it promotes domestic violence much in the same way Call of Duty doesn't promote war and gunning random people down.
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    LogaFrogAuthor
    Up and Coming
    November 14, 2017
    Gunning down random people, lol.
    Yeh it's an interesting one, I wonder how long till the feminists kick a sht .about it. Oh wait, they don't play games
    kojack
    kojack
    Honored Contributor
    November 14, 2017


    I wonder how long till the feminists kick a sht .about it. Oh wait, they don't play games

    *sigh*



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