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Started by Willhelm_Snyman [3972398] on in Questions & Answers.

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Grafiti [1557036]

Ancient Bible is pretty rad, since a Quran can not be older than 1400 years old.

 

Btw, answering the OP, can we stop manufacturing outrage? If anything, I'd say giving free access to religious items to Torn players will probably do more harm then good, if one really wanted, they could blow up the scriptures with an SED, or dump them in trash, or do whatever they can with it. It's like GTA 6 having Gay parades in a game where you can do anything to anyone.

narO [2312928]

You could ask that question about everything in the game. The devs could spend 100% of their time and resources making more silly items constantly, or they could focus on what actually matters, which is the games content, not feeding crybabies.

 

Torn is a video game, it does not need every aspect of real life tied into it. I wouldn't play it if it was real life. 

Albertoo [114591]

Why didn’t you mention the Torah, the Vedas, the Gita, or the Tripitaka? 

Why are all of the avatars Caucasian? 

Why did they include Vicodin, but not my sweet, sweet Oxycodone?

 

Why does Duke look like Temu James Gandolfini and not Temu Steve Buschemi or Cillian Murphy?

 

Why is Torn in the US instead of Madagascar?

 

Why can you buy a samurai sword in Mexico, but not in Japan?

Knirt [3033570]

The Bible is a selection of texts arranged by Christians to promote the ideals they wanted, intentionally excluding the aspects they didn't want to promote and hiding everything that was contradictory.   Also a major effort to eradicate all the religious evidence outside Christianity or reduce it to myth and superstition.   Just look at all the druid historical evidence,  it was a very prominent faith in the European area before Christianity...ohh that's right....it's gone.