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wychyross's Columbine Massacre (Other)
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| [October 28, 2009 08:57:51 PM]
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I think i finished the core part of the game today, because it seemed to enter what i think was Dylan's doom levels. I was surprised at the game, as it was not what i expected at all. It did, however draw out strong emotions with the slideshow about the two boys and the events that day.
I don't think I wouldve played this game if i wasn't required to, it definitely brought on some unwanted questions of moral actions. Also, why did no one notice these kids bringing bombs into school? it just doesn't make sense
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| [October 27, 2009 07:47:56 PM]
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As I began again after being thoroughly frustrated not knowing where to go, I once again ran into a similar problem as yesterday... I could not figure out where to go once I planted the bombs in the cafeteria. After another 30 minutes of exploring, I looked south, and found the park I was supposed to go to.
This is where all the "fun" began, as it was killing time. I grew rapidly bored with the "pokemon" style of fighting, where I can chose what the character does rather than my preferred first person shooter. I didn't realize that eric and dylan could die, and eventually they did once I unleashed uber destruction upon the school. I pause the game for now as I must start again from the park
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| [October 26, 2009 09:17:53 PM]
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I started out playing the game not knowing what to expect. Seeing as it was a download-able game, my expectations were not high in terms of the quality of the game-play. I did however, manage to spend an hour trying to get the bombs planted and get out of the school without being detected. Apparently, Columbine had it out for me that day, as ever hall monitor and camera in turn decided to catch me.
One thing I did notice while I was playing this was that I wasn't relating it to the actions that actually happened, but I was thinking about it as though it was a game that I wanted to beat. It shocked me when I thought about it, that I could perform these actions without thinking about what really happened to those people in that school.
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