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2/21/2013 11:59:54 PM
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Well hardly any schools would take advantage of gaming anyways, so you're probably stuck with a particular community.
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So how did you get Marty in that box?
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New avatars, yo.
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Oh ok. Pretty legit.
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The idea isn't just about playing other schools. One of the club's big ideas is to promote video games as a good form of entertainment and get better acceptance from the public that it currently has. Plus the teacher that helped set up this club said it will probably take a few years for it to spread out to more schools, but if we don't start now, the wait will be even longer.
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As if Video games are looked on positively from others. The media makes them look like they're Satan Idolizing transcripts, and when they catch wind that schools are making use of them they'll jump on the hate bandwagon. Seeing as how Schools obviously carry a huge amount of kids, they can just say that it'll make violence in teens more prominent. I'm not saying that I hate the idea of using video games, but it doesn't seem like it'll be something that I'd invest that much time in. Considering that there's a huge chance that it'll be dropped from the schools activities to increase it's approval rate. But if your school manages to keep that program, then fine.
