Question of the Week #14; It's a Secret So Click Here Now
- Thread starter La Femme Fatale
- Start date
Venomous Oddball
Also Known as Maddy
I might answer the others later, but I'll start with 3.
Non-RE? Probably Persona 4 Golden. It never gets boring. Am I the only person that didn't cry while playing P3 but did multiple times playing P4?
Non-RE? Probably Persona 4 Golden. It never gets boring. Am I the only person that didn't cry while playing P3 but did multiple times playing P4?
BadWolf
All About Video Game Challenges
1. Bad: Society and standards of what is good, what is bad (goes for music, books, comics, behavior etc).
Good: That there are still good people who would help you and just have that positive energy around them
Quick note - all of this is just from top of my head atm. xD
2. Don't trust people and don't consider everyone you know your friend. Oh, and don't think you are safe from Nemesis after door animation.
3. This is harder than first question, gotta take something I can enjoy for many different playthrought's... Maybe Dark Souls? Just because you can explore the world a lot, it has magical re-play value, can be pushed further and further when it comes to skill and you can create insane amount of challenges for yourself.
Good: That there are still good people who would help you and just have that positive energy around them
Quick note - all of this is just from top of my head atm. xD
2. Don't trust people and don't consider everyone you know your friend. Oh, and don't think you are safe from Nemesis after door animation.
3. This is harder than first question, gotta take something I can enjoy for many different playthrought's... Maybe Dark Souls? Just because you can explore the world a lot, it has magical re-play value, can be pushed further and further when it comes to skill and you can create insane amount of challenges for yourself.
Jen
Girly Gamer
A couple are quite tough to answer, but I'll give it a shot.
1) Everything that is wrong with the world - I've been thinking about this one and it's tough. I've had various things to say, such as 'everyone's beliefs should be accommodated', and yet I can't say that because some people's beliefs mean that they feel they can kill others. I feel that people have lost the sense of what is right and what is wrong. It's never okay to harm or segregate other people. If everybody remembered that we are all human beings before thinking about everything that distinguishes human beings from one another, the world would be a better place.
Everything that is right with the world - In spite of everything that goes off in the world, you still see and hear about outstanding kindness, caring and goodness that restore your faith in humanity. This can range from seeing a doctor save somebody's life or helping someone in general day-to-day life. There are still plenty of examples of decent people in the world despite everything that's going on around them, and those examples give you hope. I'm also going to take this question literally and say that nature is what's right with the world - it's a very beautiful place.
2) The most important lesson in life that I've learned so far is that actions have consequences. Something you do in a moment of madness can have wide-reaching long-term effects. You should think things through before acting.
3) If I could only play one game for the rest of my life... God this is a tough one because I love so many different games! If I absolutely had to choose, it would probably be The Last of Us. It's compelling and fun and the online multiplayer is very entertaining to me.
Wow. These questions really made me think!
1) Everything that is wrong with the world - I've been thinking about this one and it's tough. I've had various things to say, such as 'everyone's beliefs should be accommodated', and yet I can't say that because some people's beliefs mean that they feel they can kill others. I feel that people have lost the sense of what is right and what is wrong. It's never okay to harm or segregate other people. If everybody remembered that we are all human beings before thinking about everything that distinguishes human beings from one another, the world would be a better place.
Everything that is right with the world - In spite of everything that goes off in the world, you still see and hear about outstanding kindness, caring and goodness that restore your faith in humanity. This can range from seeing a doctor save somebody's life or helping someone in general day-to-day life. There are still plenty of examples of decent people in the world despite everything that's going on around them, and those examples give you hope. I'm also going to take this question literally and say that nature is what's right with the world - it's a very beautiful place.
2) The most important lesson in life that I've learned so far is that actions have consequences. Something you do in a moment of madness can have wide-reaching long-term effects. You should think things through before acting.
3) If I could only play one game for the rest of my life... God this is a tough one because I love so many different games! If I absolutely had to choose, it would probably be The Last of Us. It's compelling and fun and the online multiplayer is very entertaining to me.
Wow. These questions really made me think!
Meg
So bin ich eben
Thanks La Femme!
1) Everything wrong with the world: Me.
Everything right with the world: Me.
2) Acceptance
3) Well Dark Souls is my favorite game, so I guess that. But maybe something like Skyrim or Oblivion? Some meaty RPG for sure.
I'm really tired. I might write more wordy answers later.
1) Everything wrong with the world: Me.
Everything right with the world: Me.
2) Acceptance
3) Well Dark Souls is my favorite game, so I guess that. But maybe something like Skyrim or Oblivion? Some meaty RPG for sure.
I'm really tired. I might write more wordy answers later.
wolf trail
unleash the Evil within you!
I don't really know if I can answer the first one so I'm gonna go for the other ones...
2-if you respect people more than what they deserve, you decrease your own respect by that extra amount.
3-very tough...
Tomb raider
2-if you respect people more than what they deserve, you decrease your own respect by that extra amount.
3-very tough...
Tomb raider
N7Valentine
Jill Sandwich Lover Since 1996
1) Honestly, What is everything wrong and good with the world: Humanity. Some people are good some are bad, that's about it.
2) Nothing is impossible. Don't give up and keep fighting for your dreams
I know it's nothing special, but that's the most important lesson I've learned.
3) Between games like The Last Of Us, Tomb Raider and Mass Effect? I'd probably say Mass Effect (I like it over RE anyways). I think I've never put so much emotional investment into a series like ME. I can play it over and over again and it never gets boring.
2) Nothing is impossible. Don't give up and keep fighting for your dreams
I know it's nothing special, but that's the most important lesson I've learned.3) Between games like The Last Of Us, Tomb Raider and Mass Effect? I'd probably say Mass Effect (I like it over RE anyways). I think I've never put so much emotional investment into a series like ME. I can play it over and over again and it never gets boring.
Spikeyroxas
Pencil Artist
I'm not a writer, so I'm going to make short summaries
1. What's wrong:
Religion,
Politics,
Power,
Weapons,
Stupidity.
2. What's right:
Those who help each other
3. Important life lesson:
Friendship is valuable and you should try to work at them all, I learnt the hard way that friends won't stick around forever and the ones you stay with may not always be the right ones.
4. Game to play forever
It's got to be either Kingdom hearts 2,
or left 4 dead 2
Or if you mean fame series, the above still.
1. What's wrong:
Religion,
Politics,
Power,
Weapons,
Stupidity.
2. What's right:
Those who help each other
3. Important life lesson:
Friendship is valuable and you should try to work at them all, I learnt the hard way that friends won't stick around forever and the ones you stay with may not always be the right ones.
4. Game to play forever
It's got to be either Kingdom hearts 2,
or left 4 dead 2
Or if you mean fame series, the above still.
cheezMcNASTY
Entertain me.
1. Ambitious people think their ambition is a victimless crime or excusable in the name of fair play. Other forms of selfishness too.
2. People notice even if they act like they don't.
3. At first I thought some massive game with tons of exploration would be great but surely after a year I'd have exhausted leveling, exploring, and challenge. A game where the skill curve is impossibly high and there's always a bigger fish would do the best to stay fresh. Super Smash Bros. Melee, it is.
2. People notice even if they act like they don't.
3. At first I thought some massive game with tons of exploration would be great but surely after a year I'd have exhausted leveling, exploring, and challenge. A game where the skill curve is impossibly high and there's always a bigger fish would do the best to stay fresh. Super Smash Bros. Melee, it is.
bSTAR_182
Sexually Active Member
1.
What's wrong:
Lack of respect for others (humans and animals alike) as well as selfishness. If you look at all the issues in this world- big or small- you can find that these issues trace back to the fact that those involved have absolutely no empathy or respect for the lives of others, including themselves in some instances. It's all about what pleases them in that very moment- they may or may not feel guilty about it afterwards.
Just want to add that religion is not really to blame either, there are millions of peaceful individuals who hold their own personal beliefs and are able to not judge and do not force others to "live by their God". There are some positive aspects that come from religion. The negatives just stem from those individuals who have absolutely no respect for the lives of others and no understanding of the human condition.
What's right:
Realists
Animals and nature are always right too.
2.
-Respect others but most importantly respect and love yourself.
-Treat others how you want to be treated- we hear this all the time but it truly is important.
- Actions have consequences (as Jen mentioned) and if you're angry think things through before you lash out and say or do something you will regret later.
3.
Seeing as it hasn't left my PS3 in months, The Last of Us.
What's wrong:
Lack of respect for others (humans and animals alike) as well as selfishness. If you look at all the issues in this world- big or small- you can find that these issues trace back to the fact that those involved have absolutely no empathy or respect for the lives of others, including themselves in some instances. It's all about what pleases them in that very moment- they may or may not feel guilty about it afterwards.
Just want to add that religion is not really to blame either, there are millions of peaceful individuals who hold their own personal beliefs and are able to not judge and do not force others to "live by their God". There are some positive aspects that come from religion. The negatives just stem from those individuals who have absolutely no respect for the lives of others and no understanding of the human condition.
What's right:
Realists
Animals and nature are always right too.
2.
-Respect others but most importantly respect and love yourself.
-Treat others how you want to be treated- we hear this all the time but it truly is important.
- Actions have consequences (as Jen mentioned) and if you're angry think things through before you lash out and say or do something you will regret later.
3.
Seeing as it hasn't left my PS3 in months, The Last of Us.