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If your parents don't want you to play it, then no. Otherwise, it's tame gore-wise compared to most of what is out there. 1. There is no gibbing 2. There is very little blood, especially red blood. 3. Shooting of humans is never rewarded.  (The SPARTAN-II project makes the player characters...

The Romans.

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Oh I know. Demon's aren't fireball shooting humanoids either.

Why? When has Jesus ever said that we should kill anything? Cast out demons? Sure! Kill anything, especially humans or angels (fallen or not) such as the cherubim in doom? Never. I just wanted to throw that one in there Oh, and again... CHANGE YOUR FONT COLOUR!!!

You know, you're getting very cheesy Heck you're even yellow for cheese Anyway, if I don't feel comfortable playing a game due to it's lack of Christian things, or whatever, I don't play it. I have a copy of Painkiller that I left at home (I'm in University now about 200 miles away from...

Seeing as I'm not doing it in real life, and I did not think of having 6 virtual wives in The Sims as a sexual or realistic thing in any way, it was for more money for the stupid house, I didn't have a problem with that. Postal 2 I do have a problem with, because it gloats in it's evil. Ditto...

The Librarian (I think) in Dawn of War is quoted as saying your signature, he's talking about reading peoples' minds. Do I win a cookie?

The Librarian (I think) in Dawn of War is quoted as saying your signature, he's talking about reading peoples' minds. Do I win a cookie?

I playtested for Lionhead multiple times... it's a fun game!!! There is sexual reference if you go looking for it.  This game is not anti Christian really... you can only have sex when married (and there's no nudity, just some moaning to a black screen), there's killing, but its mostly of...

The Tshirt says "If you can read this, my active camo's worn off" I was very tired that day, that might be what you're seeing.

Best moment in my life... http://www.omnight.com/boll/ross/gsl/gsl8.jpg

I'm sick of Fable.  I've been to Lionhead for a total of 4 weeks on 3 seperate occasions (one time for 2 weeks and two times for one week) and played Fable each time.  I've even completed it.  I'm not gonna buy it, and I can definitely see how full time testers get sick of games too Not that...

A place, plane, or something, that God's presence is not apparent in.  There will be fire and gnashing of teeth.  Quite possibly screaming.  Although I have never been there, I have heard what it is like. Use of metaphor I heard elsewhere here: Hell: Imagine a big table with millions of people...

A place, plane, or something, that God's presence is not apparent in.  There will be fire and gnashing of teeth.  Quite possibly screaming.  Although I have never been there, I have heard what it is like. Use of metaphor I heard elsewhere here: Hell: Imagine a big table with millions of people...

And if people see Doom's hell as what hell will really be like (obviously incorrect) then surely that is against The Word?

And if people see Doom's hell as what hell will really be like (obviously incorrect) then surely that is against The Word?

But he has the choice of displaying that image on HIS monitor, or not displaying it on his monitor. Choosing to forgo the game for the sake of God's glory is a good thing!

But he has the choice of displaying that image on HIS monitor, or not displaying it on his monitor. Choosing to forgo the game for the sake of God's glory is a good thing!

The main point of difference between the fictional worlds of games involving hell and those outside fiction is that in game there is no "pray for salvation" button. If there was, the game would be a whole lot easier.