@black_nigredo I always find it odd that they don't understand that XB1's story is against false gods. Same can be said about X, it's entire through point is unity, racism is rarely spoken of within the game. The characters are broken, coping with this new reality, racism isn't a thought here
@MikeWingerii I find that I fully agree with you on this, at first I would think to stick to the truth, but Elijah's mockery would fall against this, so I'm currently at the thought that slander is where the line should be drawn. What do you think on this?
When is name calling appropriate?
Jesus did it.
“Brood of vipers”
“White washed tombs”
“Hypocrites”
He called Herod “that fox” (not a compliment)
He called Peter “Satan” once
I used to feel (I use that word purposefully) that name calling was wrong as a rule. But there are many instances of righteous name calling in Scripture, even from Jesus.
Recently I name called Sean Feucht.
I called him Sean the Fraud Feucht, Sean “someone get this on camera” Feucht, and Sean Firebomb Feucht.
There was substantial pushback not on the TRUTH of such names but on the appropriateness or righteousness of using them. I currently stand convinced they are appropriate and good names to use. I recognize some will think I’m being petty or low but I do disagree with that. Sometimes our sense of niceness isn’t really good, it just blunts our ability to call out evil.
I’m genuinely interested in thoughtful replies here but please please please consider Scripture seriously first. Elijah openly mocked and ridiculed false prophets, God mocked idolaters, Paul mocked the “super apostles,” Jude said the following, “These are spots in your love feasts, while they feast with you without fear, serving only themselves. They are clouds without water, carried about by the winds; late autumn trees without fruit, twice dead, pulled up by the roots; raging waves of the sea, foaming up their own shame; wandering stars for whom is reserved the blackness of darkness forever.”
— Jude 12-13
I currently take the pushback on me calling Sean well-earned shameful names as a cultural, not biblical, pushback.
But I’m open to correction IF and only if that correction would not also condemn the biblical authors.
Honestly this is so funny to me, maybe I've never followed anything this close before but I definitely find it peculiar. However I'm more than happy to see a game give back to those who are excited!
Interesting, this one is ever so slightly different from the original where it changes out the gameplay for a couple of scenes, likely to make it more in line with the actual gameplay since they received heavy criticism for the original trailer
@Nontononjo "quality of their lives" this implies that a person should be shot dead if they ever feel sad about their life position. They view lives in a quantifiable amount and that's it. They want people to die miserable after living through multiple regrets that might've brought happiness
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-Kross-
A gunner of the Lysrian City Guards.
He joins the journey after being assigned by his captain to act as a guide for Finé and co.
Soft-hearted and deeply compassionate, he can never turn his back on someone in trouble.
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I noticed this too, it seems like it's going to be a significant part of the combat system, possibly the goal within combat, if that is the case I hope they can keep it engaging
It is KONAMI’s great pleasure to announce the English voice of Finé from Rev.Noir!
Finé- Voice Actor: Laura Bailey
Laura is an incredibly talented, award-winning actress who used her immense range of acting skills to bring Finé’s determination to defeat the provitons and end the Lightfall to life.
Together with Asch, they set off to save the world, unaware of the fate that awaits them...
Beyond Justice, Annihilation Awaits
Check out Laura's performance in the Story Trailer on our YouTube! https://t.co/Gg9tfXvmLD
KONAMI is incredibly excited to reveal the English voice of Asch from Rev.Noir!
Asch - Voice Actor: Aleks Le
Aleks is an immensely talented actor who imbued Asch’s troubled fate with depth and emotion.
With his companions, will their path be guided by divine providence, or carved out by their own wills?
Check out Aleks' performance in the Story Trailer on our YouTube: https://t.co/Gg9tfXvmLD
@whitepizzaolla The fact that those refugees protested Blades shows they don't understand the familial aspect of Blades, just like how anti gun activists don't understand the purpose, only the harm