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A game so ridiculously violent, and morally corrupt that it makes GTAIV look like a Superman Comic. A game so morally callus it would offend the sensibilities of even the most cynical individuals. A game that would make even the most desensitized feel disgust at the atrocities they are being asked to perform. In such poor taste that you'd gladly play as a Nazi in multiplayer COD in front of your WW2 veteran grandfather, rather than play this in front of him.

 

A game based on the old testament! Commit Genocide against the kingdoms inhabiting the land god unbenownst to them promised to his own nomadic people! Rape foreign women ( deutoronomy 21:10-13) but only after they have shaved their head, and mourned for a month over the death of their family and friends that you murdered! slit the throats of defenseless children, toddlers and infants (don't forget non virgin women) even after they've been captured and shackled (numbers 31:17)! After a genocidal rampage return to town to stone women that were raped in the city and didn't scream loud enough for help (deutoronomy 22:23-24), for they are unclean! Set fire to friends that slept with both a mother and daughter of the same family! Beat your slaves, but don't kill them, that would cost you money and be foolish! But don't help somebody set a broken bone on the sabbath or it's an instant game over for you! It's outrageously violent, in terrible taste, and could legitamately make a high quality game if somebody put some weight behind it. Huge war scenes, crazy special effects as Yahweh burns entire cities of men women and children, a deep involving storyline. It could actually be a good game.

But what could Jack Thompson do? Condemn the abrahamic god in a court of law? Or back a brutally violent game as being educational for children? His head would literally explode.



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