Eh, I don't know about violence, but I'm pretty sure games teach people to: Secure a weapon - and use it if necessary for the following: Secure shelter; Secu

Eh, I don't know about violence, but I'm pretty sure games teach people to: Secure a weapon - and use it if necessary for the following: Secure shelter; Secure food and water; Secure transportation; When in a bad situation. I don't know if it's a bad thing or a good thing. We've been taught to stick together and help each other in hard times, video games kinda teach us the opposite - fight for yourself/your team and the use of force is acceptable. Maybe it ingrains itself in our subconsciousness. Then again, I laugh at how people in The Walking Dead break up in groups that treat each other with extreme suspicion or hostility; surely Americans aren't crazy and would all work together if something bad happened?