i’m more mature than both of my parents combined(don’t question this ,because my dad is currently playing MW3 and yelling at the TV without a mic)
I’m just an innocent little nyan cat.
@Ksu
Really? This game has that high a ratin’? Pshaw! Hah! Hooh boy, if ya knew…
I’m probably the most mature person I know, and most of my family has admitted it too, however funny that is. I don’t mind what rating this game has, really, as long as people are ok wit’ me playin’ it.
i still don’t think it’s right for them to have litterature so harshly rated like that
i read worse , anyone here seen scilence of the lambs, red dragon , or hanibal rising?
Who’s read Lord of the Flies? that’s just gruesome.
my teacher has and i know what it is about but what is grusome about it?
Everything, the fact that people only a bit older then me have to be subjected to all that. And how it pschologically changes them.
@bagelthief @ksu
correct when I started this I was thinking a young adult (17+) rating.
as the author I should point out I am writing this game for the 17+ crowd. However if you are under 17 to play the game is your choice. Either way a lot of the comments I’ve received from people I know or suspect to be early teens have been very insightful and I am grateful for my readers regardless of their age, you all have been helpful.
i like reading for the most part it’s just some of the junk that we read at school i literaly get a headach for it. dear god nothing scorns more like reading a high literacy book with ye old english terms used about every two words
I’ve loved reading and writing for over 20 years. My favourite book I had to read in school was “Of mice and men” I really loved the relationship between the two main characters.
never heard of it what is it about?
We are going to read that soon in school.
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@troll hunter the third
It’s interesting and can create some good discussions. The relationship between the two characters is really good.
OooOo Is it between a man and a mouse?
sounds like a horrible science experiment gone right
regretful that Denise had to “did”, but I’m sure you did your best."
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Actually NS, I noticed full well that the good doctor was in fact still alive.
Rather, I was working on the assumption that his traits were the result of him turning his necromantic energy inward instead of outward, so as to give himself the benefits of undeath without the whole dying first.
Ergo, it still makes sense to me that zombies can be repaired/healed since the doctor was able to use necromancy to do the same to himself, otherwise his ability to do so would be out of left field.
Just as if, say, you had him stitch the arms of the dead team to himself to make him a multiarmed dervish of horror I’d have assumed that a zombie wouldn’t necessarily have to come from just one body, and that there might be some serious body horror in store for future zombie missions.