Pretty much. I don't recall ready about Dante talking to devil-babies in the Inferno, but the hell with it (no pun intended).darksusano said:Baptized babies go to heaven, unbaptized, even if they were going to be, don't. I think they go to, or at least used to go to, Limbo. Along with the people who had no chance to learn about God or the Bible.Cid SilverWing said:Baby murder is wrong any way you slice it (no pun intended). And why unbaptized babies, specifically?
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Same here, dude.ace_of_something said:The shocking news to me is that there is an 'International Nanny Association'.
I cap'd it.Mrsnugglesworth said:On the Facebook page, they are yelling about how its bad and some guy was like "That games gonna be awesome."
It's not their primary thing, but they do it indirectly. The A rating is essentially death to sales: which equates it to censorship.Malygris said:"All that being said, it should be understood that our job is not to censor potentially tasteless or objectionable content nor dictate to publishers what type of content they may include in their games," the ESRB statement said.
There are currently four movies entitled Dante's Inferno, one of which is only two years old, as well as being the first part of Dante's original 14th century work Divine Comedy, so, yes, there are at least five recognised non-video components of Dante's Inferno.SilverHammerMan said:Wait, there's a non-video game component to the video game? Poor choice of words, it makes them sound stupid..."INA feels this video game component of Dante's Inferno was created out of poor taste and bad judgment. INA is opposed to video games that promote and encourage players to 'kill' babies, even in fantasy play,"
Explain to me how killing babies is funny or clever.Kuchinawa212 said:someone will always take offence to anything that's another thinks is funny.
Oh well, I thought it was pretty clever
Ah, still, they could have just said the video game version, but whatever. Thanks for setting me straight.CaptLark said:There are currently four movies entitled Dante's Inferno, one of which is only two years old, as well as being the first part of Dante's original 14th century work Divine Comedy, so, yes, there are at least five recognised non-video components of Dante's Inferno.SilverHammerMan said:Wait, there's a non-video game component to the video game? Poor choice of words, it makes them sound stupid..."INA feels this video game component of Dante's Inferno was created out of poor taste and bad judgment. INA is opposed to video games that promote and encourage players to 'kill' babies, even in fantasy play,"
Their choice of wording is apparently to distinguish the video game component - about which they are complaining - from these previous works of the same name.
Christopher James Scott, I salute you.vivaldiscool said:I cap'd it.Mrsnugglesworth said:On the Facebook page, they are yelling about how its bad and some guy was like "That games gonna be awesome."
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I dont get it either. Nannies should do their job and keep kids far away from this game instead of bring as much attention to it as possible like they are doing. Seriously, if you have a problem with something, boycott. To effectively boycott, don't advertise it.Armored Prayer said:Shouldn't those nannies be taking care of kids instead of complaining about a feature in a game.