[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Wyzilla [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] The one God [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Wyzilla -facepalm- Sounds mediocre at best. The greatest horror game, and likely greatest game in general, would have you as a -blam!- SS Stomrtrooper and would start out with you gunning down a group of Jews. Your commanding officer would order you to open fire, and if you didn't you'd be killed and restart. So you'd be forced to use the trigger button, they'd scream, fall into the grave they dug. Maybe have the youngest child of their family run up and grab you pantleg and beg you to stop. You look up rather grimly, you officer points and yells to shoot, so you do, in the head. Then you kick the body in and you have another group of jews bury them. Then you move on, haunted by the actions you committed, and later murder your commander and flee into the wilderness and search for a partisan group. Survival horror. Haunted by the stuff you did, which would take a gameplay effect and you'd experience PTSD during the game, vision is distorted, people take the appearance of those you killed, shots and screams are heard, you snap back to the murder, etc. Of course, it'd never be made because of the backlash. But it'd elevate gaming to a higher level on par with books and movies.[/quote] Not only would that be a truly great game idea, but I would have a field day over the rustling of FOX's jimmies. [/quote] The field day alone would be -blam!- hilarious. 'IT TRAINS CHILDREN TO BE -blam!-S!' 'M'am, it's rated M and you're ignoring the plot twist where he's haunted by his actions and joins a partisan group.' 'IT TRAINS YOU TO BE A -blam!-'[/quote] I remember how they went on about how all games with any adult content should be AO-rating over Mass Effect. Don't they understand an M is the same as an R rating? It's like they aren't even literate.