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Originally posted by: Ranger X
I like how religious nuts put forth their religious beliefs into every aspects of life. I'd like to think of Doom3 as just a game and leave it at that.
Originally posted by: Lazy8s
Tell them you're practicing to help Jesus during the Secnd coming, I mean if you don't familiarize yourself with the weapons and keep up your reaction time you aren't going to be of much use. I mean if the JC looks at you and says "Shotgun or machine gun?" how are you going to know which does more damage without trying it out first? You don't want to choose wrong in front of him, that's for sure.
Originally posted by: Lazy8s
Tell them you're practicing to help Jesus during the Secnd coming, I mean if you don't familiarize yourself with the weapons and keep up your reaction time you aren't going to be of much use. I mean if the JC looks at you and says "Shotgun or machine gun?" how are you going to know which does more damage without trying it out first? You don't want to choose wrong in front of him, that's for sure.
Originally posted by: chazdraves
Originally posted by: Lazy8s
Tell them you're practicing to help Jesus during the Secnd coming, I mean if you don't familiarize yourself with the weapons and keep up your reaction time you aren't going to be of much use. I mean if the JC looks at you and says "Shotgun or machine gun?" how are you going to know which does more damage without trying it out first? You don't want to choose wrong in front of him, that's for sure.
Heh, that oughta do the trick...
- Chaz
Originally posted by: KirbsAw
Lots of posts, so sorry if someone said this already(doubt it). One of the guys that did major work on the original doom, i dont htink he worked on this one though, was a mormon guy that was really religious. He said it was ok because you're killing the demons.
That said, your parents are unreasonable. I know spirituality is supposed to enhance your life, blah blah blah, but seems most people just use it to have a fit about everything fun. Just say you got rid of it and play it when they aren't home/at night.
Actually don't play it, cause i can't, its in the mail as we speak, make it get here faster!!!!
Originally posted by: silverpig
Tell them all the other games make you like boys.
Originally posted by: RaNDoMMAI
Originally posted by: silverpig
Tell them all the other games make you like boys.
LOL
anyways, dude just say, i'm 18 years old, i can vote for the next president, i can be drafted for the army,i'm in college. i dont think a little game is going to corrupt me. Geez i'm not 10 anymore.
~RaNDoM
Originally posted by: So
Originally posted by: RaNDoMMAI
Originally posted by: silverpig
Tell them all the other games make you like boys.
LOL
anyways, dude just say, i'm 18 years old, i can vote for the next president, i can be drafted for the army,i'm in college. i dont think a little game is going to corrupt me. Geez i'm not 10 anymore.
~RaNDoM
Not gonna work with those type of parents. They will get more angry and indignant.
Originally posted by: skace
If you can't differentiate between a game and reality than there is a problem. That part is concrete. The argument should not go past that.
"Mom, Dad, do you guys understand the difference between a game and reality?"
I don't leap on mushrooms and turtles, I don't steal cars, I don't snipe people with an AWP, I don't knock people out and steal their clothes, I don't dress up in medeival outfits and try to slay people dressed up as ogres (...), and I don't plan to build a BFG and try to kill a demon .... if you could even find one.
I mean, yea, at the end of their day it is their house. I'd hate to get kicked out of the house for playing Doom3, but if it came to that, cya mom and dad.
Computer games don't affect kids. I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all run around in a darkened room munching pills and listening to repetitive music.
Originally posted by: BatmanNate
It sounds to me that perhaps their information concerning the game is coming from a somewhat biased source that has not evaluated the game itself. Sure, it has demons. So does the Bible. Sure, it has explicit violence. So does the Bible. Sure, it can be reptitive. So can the Bible. The pivoting factor in all of this is that in playing the game, your role is to combat evil, and from a moral perspective it's in line with the Bible in that good does not align itself with the Hellspawn demonic legions. If they want to be legalistic about the portrails and accuracy, remind then that it is a fictional game and if they are still concerned, tell them where to go (albeit politely if you value free rent).
My 2¢.