one hay why do you think im here making money of my impure thoughts to lovely church goersDrDeath3191 said:
i am living evidence to the contrary of what my statement or his, yes im very narcissistic it gets me thing i want though.
Is it possible to make a good Bible game?
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i am living evidence to the contrary of what my statement or his, yes im very narcissistic it gets me thing i want though.
I'd love to play a game where you control the armies of the Jews as you genocide the other tribes in Canaa so you can have their land.
I'm sure they could. They would have to violent it up a bit though. There's more than enough material to make a good action game.
Violent it up?!?!?! Read the Old Testament; a guy summoned two bears that ate 42 children!PirateKing said:
What I'm saying is, Bible games I've seen don't have a lot of action. I did say there's enough material for a violent game.DrDeath3191 said:
personally love crusade written stories especial if there on some drugs shag some whores believing its his divine right since the church owns the whore house
I got it. Battlefront-esque combat, with the Four Horsemen and Jesus/Satan and his lieutenants as hero units?berethond said:
WHY HAS NO-ONE DONE THIS YET?
Doable... but tricky. Besides the reasons listed above for harsh reception, games based on Christianity have earned many a black mark for weak graphics and gameplay, possibly due to taking the stories too literally.
I would say something set IN that setting but not based on any particular story would fare best. Have some new human characters living in that time period, allies, disciples or at least aquaintances of Christ. In this way you are allowed to perform in all the segments pertaining to his quest to save humanity that would translate well, and let cutscenes with Him do the talky parts.
This in fact, is really not too far off from a basic interpretation of Castlevania: Embittered for what he considered an unprovoked crime against him, a single mortal betrays his closest friend and sacrifices his humanity to declare an eternal campaign to either corrupt or destroy God's beloved creations as vengence. Mortal warriors blessed with holy power battle him across generations, never breaking faith or their belief in the human spirit.
I would say something set IN that setting but not based on any particular story would fare best. Have some new human characters living in that time period, allies, disciples or at least aquaintances of Christ. In this way you are allowed to perform in all the segments pertaining to his quest to save humanity that would translate well, and let cutscenes with Him do the talky parts.
This in fact, is really not too far off from a basic interpretation of Castlevania: Embittered for what he considered an unprovoked crime against him, a single mortal betrays his closest friend and sacrifices his humanity to declare an eternal campaign to either corrupt or destroy God's beloved creations as vengence. Mortal warriors blessed with holy power battle him across generations, never breaking faith or their belief in the human spirit.
Just to clarify for all of us, the Crusades were meant to take back the Holy Land. Who are you implying said "'Oh hey, wait a secon-'" before promptly getting killed? What you are saying really had nothing to do with the Crusades =/madbird-valiant said:
Please flame me back and call me names or whatever and then go back on topic. Thanks.
I can see it now, the ultimate stealth game. The life of a christian in Early rome. *dramatic music*
so just as a question since there lots Christians hear what do you think of the parts of left out when all those roman bishops meet in the third century ad roughly