Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas 2nd Edition for PC

You should definitely get it! It's the best GTA so far.
Don't know about censoring, unless you're refering to the infamous "Hot
Coffee" thing.
"Hot Coffee" was completely removed from 2nd edition and "censored" out in
all variants of the original version (censoring was however easily removed).


"Lookout's Evil Clone" <SpammersAndPostersBeware DeleteThis @LookoutSucks.com> wrote in
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> Being relatively new to the whole GTA world - I'm trying to decide if this
> is a game worth playing (and buying) or not in comparison to GTA: Vice
> City. I've heard a few things that make me weary of playing it - such as
> the really disturbing language. But I've also heard that, if you can find
> a way to remove it, the 'original' is a far better play due to the sexual
> nature of it.
>
> So I guess first off - is there some kind of a crack to remove the
> censoring? And how does it rate in comparison to Vice City?
>
> Thanks!
>
> --
> Kyle )
>
> "I reject your reality and substitute my own!"
>
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Lookout's Evil Clone wrote:
> Being relatively new to the whole GTA world - I'm trying to decide if this
> is a game worth playing (and buying) or not in comparison to GTA: Vice City.
> I've heard a few things that make me weary of playing it - such as the
> really disturbing language. But I've also heard that, if you can find a way
> to remove it, the 'original' is a far better play due to the sexual nature
> of it.
>
> So I guess first off - is there some kind of a crack to remove the
> censoring? And how does it rate in comparison to Vice City?
>
> Thanks!
>
>
I think you've got more to worry about than "really disturbing language".

If bad language is all that makes you weary then you might want to stay
clear of GTA:SA and stick to tiddly winks!!
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Paul Williamson <wf1000xg DeleteThis @hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> I think you've got more to worry about than "really disturbing
> language".
> If bad language is all that makes you weary then you might want to
> stay clear of GTA:SA and stick to tiddly winks!!


YES - that's right - maybe I don't like the overusage of the "N-word" and
have issues with it. I grew up in a different time that most of you and was
always taught that the N-word was not something that was used. I can't help
it that African-Americans now use it freely - it still doesn't change its
meaning for me and I don't like hearing it - from white people or black or
purple-polka-dotted.

I have no issues with sexuality or violence - but the N-word -- yes I have
issues!
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"Lookout's Evil Clone" <evil.alayanke DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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<snip repeated post>

Saying the same thing three times is disturbed, in UseNet terms, at least.
;o)
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G Hardy <gareth.hardy1.TakeThisOut@ntlwrold.com> wrote:
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> "Lookout's Evil Clone" <evil.alayanke.TakeThisOut@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:rLSdndeZsesMnWPZnZ2dnUVZ_oCdnZ2d@adelphia.com...
>
> <snip repeated post>
>
> Saying the same thing three times is disturbed, in UseNet terms, at
> least. ;o)

It's Usenet, dumbo - don't like it -- don't read it! S-T-U-P-I-D
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"Lookout's Evil Clone" <evil.alayanke RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote in
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>
> I have no issues with sexuality or violence - but the N-word -- yes I
> have issues!
>
>

Homicidal and perverted, yet politically correct. What are today's youth
coming to??

My only problem with the language is that the other people in this house
might get tired of listening to it. At least I don't have kids, or I
probably couldn't play it at all!

-- Bob
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On Tue, 5 Sep 2006 22:48:07 -0400, "Lookout's Evil Clone"
<evil.alayanke.TakeThisOut@yahoo.com> wrote:

>G Hardy <gareth.hardy1.TakeThisOut@ntlwrold.com> wrote:
>>
>> "Lookout's Evil Clone" <evil.alayanke.TakeThisOut@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>> news:rLSdndeZsesMnWPZnZ2dnUVZ_oCdnZ2d@adelphia.com...
>>
>> <snip repeated post>
>>
>> Saying the same thing three times is disturbed, in UseNet terms, at
>> least. ;o)
>
>It's Usenet, dumbo - don't like it -- don't read it! S-T-U-P-I-D
>
you really are a bit of a fruitcake aren't you?

i can understand you having issues with the N-word, but it's not like
in the context of the game it is used in a racially aggravating way.

they don;t have any caucasian/asian or any other non-black people call
a black person by that name.

if the african-american community sees no problem with using it within
that community, i don;t see why you should have a problem with them
doing so.

i wouldn't call a black person by that name, ever, but i wouldn't get
my knickers in a twist if i heard one black guy call another by it.


--

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Odd Bob wrote:
> "Lookout's Evil Clone" <evil.alayanke.TakeThisOut@yahoo.com> wrote in
> news:yKadnf2rf4ZcnWPZnZ2dnUVZ_o2dnZ2d@adelphia.com:
>
>
>> I have no issues with sexuality or violence - but the N-word -- yes I
>> have issues!
>>
>>
>>
>
> Homicidal and perverted, yet politically correct. What are today's youth
> coming to??
>
> My only problem with the language is that the other people in this house
> might get tired of listening to it. At least I don't have kids, or I
> probably couldn't play it at all!
>
> -- Bob
>
>
Headphones!
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Paul Williamson <wf1000xg.DeleteThis@hotmail.com> wrote in
news:12ft0d02rlh3c2d@corp.supernews.com:

> Odd Bob wrote:
>> "Lookout's Evil Clone" <evil.alayanke.DeleteThis@yahoo.com> wrote in
>> news:yKadnf2rf4ZcnWPZnZ2dnUVZ_o2dnZ2d@adelphia.com:
>>
>>
>>> I have no issues with sexuality or violence - but the N-word -- yes
>>> I have issues!
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Homicidal and perverted, yet politically correct. What are today's
>> youth coming to??
>>
>> My only problem with the language is that the other people in this
>> house might get tired of listening to it. At least I don't have
>> kids, or I probably couldn't play it at all!
>>
>> -- Bob
>>
>>
> Headphones!
>

That's what I wound up doing, actually...

-- Bob
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"Lookout's Evil Clone" <evil.alayanke RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> NO I am not kidding! Did it sound like I was joking? Obviously you think
> it's all fun and games. But then again, I guess that says what generation
> you are from.

What generation does it say I am from?
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"Chris F" <chris RemoveThis @asifimtellingyoulot.com> wrote in message
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> i can understand you having issues with the N-word, but it's not like
> in the context of the game it is used in a racially aggravating way.
>
> they don;t have any caucasian/asian or any other non-black people call
> a black person by that name.
>
> if the african-american community sees no problem with using it within
> that community, i don;t see why you should have a problem with them
> doing so.
>
> i wouldn't call a black person by that name, ever, but i wouldn't get
> my knickers in a twist if i heard one black guy call another by it.

Doesn't Pulaski ever say "Nigger"?
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It's no different than watching Menace 2 Society (great movie), and wasn't
it Carlos Mencia that said "political correctness is a form of racism"? I
was raised the same way, but actions speak much louder than words in my
opinion.


> YES - that's right - maybe I don't like the overusage of the "N-word" and
> have issues with it. I grew up in a different time that most of you and
> was always taught that the N-word was not something that was used. I
> can't help it that African-Americans now use it freely - it still doesn't
> change its meaning for me and I don't like hearing it - from white people
> or black or purple-polka-dotted.
>
> I have no issues with the violence - no problems witht he sexuality. But
> I do take issue with the N-word being tossed around.
>
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"Chris F" <chris.DeleteThis@asifimtellingyoulot.com> wrote in message
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> >> i wouldn't call a black person by that name, ever, but i wouldn't get
> >> my knickers in a twist if i heard one black guy call another by it.
> >
> >Doesn't Pulaski ever say "Nigger"?
> >
> i honestly can't remember, it's been a while since i played SA. i
> can't remember any instances if he did though.

I'll listen out for it on my next run through. It will be a while, though -
I'm just getting started with tags, jumps, oysters etc. I haven't even "met"
Pulaski yet.
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