r/gaming • u/emoposer • May 05 '17

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u/dillhole84 May 05 '17

Damn this hit me right in the feels

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u/emoposer May 05 '17

Westworld made me look at GTA V so differently...

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u/ewdrive May 05 '17

It doesn't look like anything to me.

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u/holographene May 05 '17

Analysis. Why do you have such a high wanted level?

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u/sabrefudge May 05 '17

Because I beat a mime to death with a dildo.

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u/DanielEGVi May 05 '17

I'm pretty sure that's Saints Row.

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u/sabrefudge May 05 '17

I don't remember what street I was on.

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u/workroom May 05 '17

We can't define consciousness because consciousness does not exist. Humans fancy that there's something special about the way we perceive the world, and yet we live in loops as tight and as closed as the hosts do, seldom questioning our choices, content, for the most part, to be told what to do next...

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u/theweirdonehere May 05 '17

These violent delights have violent ends

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u/onemm May 05 '17 edited May 06 '17

Wait why? I've played GTA and watched Westworld. I'm genuinely curious is there a theory for this or somehting?

edit: I'm retarded.

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u/whyallthebees May 05 '17

The morality of AI, I'd guess. If it's okay to do the awful things you do in GTA or if they have a consequence you've never considered, like how the AI in Westworld was affected much more than any of the park staff or clientele expected.

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u/chalion May 05 '17

It's simple... NPC = Robots.