Minecraft is more realistic than normal life

'1"Mario Kart teaches you that life is unfair"Anyone who has been sneaked up on by a creeper in Minecraft knows that this applies their to, only in minecraft, you loose all of your items and die, so a creeper is like an extreme version of blue shells. Creepers also can blow up on you at any time, as opposed to blue shells which only blow up when you're in first place, the one with the advantage. Since imabench is a liberal, I don't see how he can reasonably argue that taking away the advantage from someone in superior standing is unfair. Also, what imabench fails to recognize is that while Mario Kart teaches that life is unfair, it is unfair in the wrong classes favor. In real life, the people in the front get all of the nicest items because rich people can buy the nicest items,like guns, bullets, and nukes, while the ones in the back, the poor, pretty much stay where they are. This is not true in Mario Kart. In Mario Kart, the people in the front somehow cannot get the good items, while the people in the back can. This is simply not how the real world works.2. "In Mario Kart you have friends and enemies"In Minecraft you can go on a LAN server with friends, and you have enemies like monsters. Also, the principle of enemies sometimes becoming friends happens in minecraft, because skeletons will kill hostile spiders before coming after you, much like the Taliban beat the Soviets before coming after America.3. "There is no God in Mario Kart."I specifically said that the resolution only applies to survival mode. It is true that you are god-like in Creative mode, however this has already been ruled out, and imabench cannot claim to have missed that part of the resolution since he has already admitted that the only misunderstanding was with the "normal life" part of the resolution, because of which, with anyone else, I would've asked for a seven point victory, but because he's everyone's favorite troll, I took it in stride :)4. "Some people are just naturally sh*tty drivers" While this is true in Mario Kart, in Mario Kart sh*tty drivers don't get in wrecks that total their car, they don't get fines even when speeding through pedestrian zones such as coconut mall, toads factory, and delfino plaza. Also, when in rainbow road, even though it is in outer space, gravity still magically exists. 5. "There are tons of different cars you can drive"Not really. For each character, their are 20 cars maximum if you look at the games with every cart on the roster. This is unrealistic because they have no methods of obtaining those cars, and no way to refuel them or maintain them, while in Minecraft, there are health bars, hunger bars, and armor bars which have to be maintained in good condition to survive.6. "Abilities/PowersThis is a false-analogy fallacy. In Mario Kart their are multiple different species, each with their own culture and traditions, while in Minecraft their is only one species, and it is an undeveloped place, so of course everyone wouldn't discover their talents., they are too busy surviving in a realistic world.=====================================================================================Now that I'm done with rebutting imabenches points, I'm going to make some arguments of my own since imabench oh so graciously switched the topic.1. Obtaining vehiclesIn Mario Kart, everyone magically has vehicles that happen to be perfectly related to their personality and backstory. In Minecraft, you have to find the necessary supplies and power to make an automated vehicle.2. Invisible walls (including the fourth)In Mario Kart their are invisible walls and constraints within a track. Then you go to a gaming abstraction called a level select and character select. How is that realistic? The answer is it's not. 3. Relationships In Mario Kart, all of these Arch-Rivals ( Basically, every good guy verses every bad guy) get together for a friendly game. There is no sabatoge by Bowser, no kidnappings, no nothing. You would expect that at the very least a fight would break out. This is an unrealistic portrayal, considering the backstory these characters have. In Minecraft, these problems are avoided, and their are no plot holes because their is no plot, just like in real life, there is no destiny, there is no destined meaning, just like in real life, the meaning is what you choose to give to it. 4. Texture packs While some may say that changing how the world looks is unrealistic, I beg to differ. Humans can only percieve three primary colors (red, blue, and green), while many other species such as butterflies and mantis shrimps can see colors that we cannot even fathom or make a name for. A mantis shrimp sees 16 primary colors. Minecraft never claims that Steve is a human, so it leaves it up to interpretation. Who are we to dicate what he sees? Having players dictate what they think the world looks like through Steve's eyes is a lot more realistic than gaming developers setting it in stone when they cannot actually get inside of the mind of the player. It adds realism to the game by showing how reality is subjective, just like real life, everytihng is different depending on perspective. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I have negated imabenches arguments and put forth some of my own. Your turn ;D