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Saturday 23 October, 2010
Hell. Apparently, this place is awesome. It was just what they were looking for. Survival of the Fittest. This final part of the game is quite strange to be for two reasons.
1. Why put it in? It seems to me that the only reason this is in here is to make the game slightly enjoyable at the end because literally, the game actually becomes slightly challenging at this point. Well, at least at the beginning, but as soon as you find the Chaingun, it just becomes EZ-MODE again.
2. He making a very strange point with the eternal exile's island. Also, it seems like the creator of the game is not actually condemning the two; rather, making look like victims at this point. There are people on this exile island that are complaining that they were put here unfairly due to random circumstances such as, never knowing of Christianity, not believing in it, not knowing seppku was a sin in Chistianity, and not being human. But then there are other people that are just silly and there for gags. This would include: Pikachu, Megaman (though he complains that god only said to him "No androids in heaven"), Santa Claus (cheated on his wife apparently), Darth Vader, Mario, and an Alien. Some of them speak and others just have a sound effect and play music from wherever they are from. One thing is common in a large majority of the people though. They are all pissed off at God and Christianity in general because they didn't know the rules and were sent here. There is also one person who was a Mayan warrior and was angry that Christianity is one that killed all her people and way of life and then she gets punished. I think the creator has something against Christianity. IT just seems weird that he would put both these gag characters and the argument against Christianity characters right next to each other. It's very awkward and I would love to know his reasoning behind it. Also, apparently you need some satanic book from the school in one of the rooms in order to talk to Nietzsche at the end of the hell level. Too bad, I don't really want to play through this game again.
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