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  Final Blade | May 11, 2008
  <sub>Oh yea anyone can do that, but that destroys the whole meaning behind GTA. Without the crime killing and the like the game will be an absolute bore.
  
  What the hell can you do in the game if you don't do that stuff?
  Thats right playing real life.</sub>
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  Stainless | May 11, 2008
  This is mainly coming out of the fact, that children are influenced by this game. I read about one boy, about 18 or 19, who shot two policemen and stole their car. He also smashed the car window with his elbow. Why? "They did it in GTA."
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  tallteen86 | May 11, 2008
  As I've said before, it is sort of tempting to try and play like a 'legal' person.
  
  You could simply only take a car that is open (well, only way to get a car is to steal it, or have it given to you in missions)....
  
  Drive a 'legal' limit (so only about as fast as the cars around you)....It isn't that hard, since speed and acceleration of your car is proportionate to how hard you press on R2/RT (on 'standard' controls anyhow)...
  
  Obey signage and traffic lights.
  
  Only fight if someone picks one.
  
  Course, after a while, that would get sucky, but meh, try it, just for kicks. Consider it sort of a mission.
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  Light Warrior | May 11, 2008
  So, does that mean they're not playing the missions that require getting warrens?
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  Final Blade | May 11, 2008
  _{Why did i get thumbed down? Don't you know What GTA is all about. Trying to play the good citizen will just make the gameplay boring and take away the natural element of GTA, its fact.}
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    Capn Droid | May 12, 2008
    You probably got thumbed down because you don't know the point of this thread: an experiment to see if you can go through the game being a good citizen. That doesn't mean you should; you should try blowing as many things up as possible. But it's just an experiment. It's not like they're trying to re-revolutionize the idea of GTA.