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tmattson's Columbine RPG (PC)
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[October 25, 2010 05:15:15 PM]
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This final round of Columbine RPG, I got to thinking a bit about this game and its attempted tone. I found after defeating all the people I could find in the parking lot, cafeteria, gym, library, bathrooms, and all classrooms I came across, that the game greatly exaggerated the massacre that had happened. Not only did they exaggerate all of the shootings that went on, the creators seemed to push what they thought were the influences for these two teens turning on the school. These influences from the beginning were music and movies, after finishing the cafeteria; we learn that one was a social outcast. He would sit alone at lunch and be ignored, which grew a lot of anger for society. Later on after finishing the gym off, it shows us that the other one was bullied by jocks, being made fun of for his haircut, the clothes he wore, and was called weak. The game showed a tone of revenge toward its social enemies, as they put it: a war against society. After the boys committed suicide, there was a video of some of the aftermath as well as almost glorifying the two teens for their brutality. There were pictures of crosses with the teen’s names on them, as well as a picture of each. This signified their acts as almost godlike, as if they should be praised and worshiped for their acts and sacrifice. I stopped after going through some of what they depicted as Hell, where Dylan got a pistol to fend off demons in Hell. So much for being saviors.
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[October 24, 2010 07:53:44 PM]
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After failing many times, I came back to finally get past the hall monitors and cameras. I planted the bombs in the cafeteria, and continued on to fail even more going the other way through the hallway. After another 10-15 minutes of repeating the hallways, I finally got passed and continued on to getting ready for the slaughter that was ahead. After failing so many times, I really got into the slaughter aspect. I geared up with my shotguns, rifle, tec-9 pistol and selection of knives and went on to the killing. I tried doing the manual firing first but just got tired of it, so I ended up auto-firing through the rest of the students, teachers, and janitors. I did notice that the game was a bit more into slaughter then the two teens actually did. The first section of the killing was through the school classrooms and the hallway. From what I remember, the two teens did go through the hallway, but they mainly shot people in the cafeteria and the library. I did get to slaughter a bunch of people in the cafeteria but that’s as far as I got.
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[October 23, 2010 12:44:42 PM]
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I started playing ‘Super Columbine Massacre RPG!’ and was a little shocked at all of the dialog going on to set up what emotions the two teens may have been feeling. While looking through the basement, you find the Marilyn Manson CD, the prescription medication, the movie script you read, as well as the flashback from the pizza box. The flashback gave you a sense of their first ideas to blow up the school. Then I grabbed the two duffel bags and the bombs and continued on. From their final recordings, you take a ride in the car with them preaching to each other. After getting to the school, I spent the next 10 minutes attempting to go through the halls avoiding the cameras and hall monitors. After failing so many times, I found myself actually wanting to get further into the game where you slaughter people. Who would have thought that failing something that seemed so simple would cause such frustration to make you want to virtually slaughter dozens?
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tmattson's Columbine RPG (PC)
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Current Status: Playing
GameLog started on: Saturday 23 October, 2010
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