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[The Phantom Stranger]

Two of the biggest selling games are Elden Ring and Harry Potter, and both of those games were tried to be canceled by leftist jews.

I thought I read that Elden Ring and Dark Souls were jewish fantasy games which showed an Aryan god being killed(sounds scary, an actual aryan god being killed is super scary to even think about, its like someone defeated Gojo in JJK ) and that Dark Souls contained perverted versions of our gods.

So why would they try to cancel Elden Ring?

 

[The Phantom Stranger]

Blesses you with an israeli? What do you mean? Is it a jew game? Should I buy it or not

What he means is that the soldiers come from different countries, and israel is one of the possible countries a soldier can be from. The nationality of the soldiers is randomly chosen, so you may get some pissraeli soldiers in the game.

I played that game a lot before I became an SS, it's a fine game, if it's on sale and you have a hobby of playing such things for your off time, it's fine.

As far as games go, from what I remember it isn't jewed much at all, the only thing being that you can end up with a few soldiers with pissraeli nationality, but if you care enough you could probably even edit this outside of the game to change them to something else (or you could let them get shot by the aliens as a "necessary sacrifice" to win the mission).

Bro should I get Bayonetta series? Is it insulting to demons?

 

[Nimrod33]

Bro should I get Bayonetta series? Is it insulting to demons?

I don't recommend playing the Bayonetta games, as they are made by the same creator of Devil May Cry and is very blasphemous as well. Just because the protagonist is a witch who summons demons, it doesn't mean that it can be considered "Satanic". On the contrary, the first game appears to be nothing more Xianity but you side with the "bad guys", as Hell is still portrayed as a place of torture and the "demons" appears as monsters. In the second game, the protagonist fights angels again, but this time with "demons" as well. I haven't played the third game and the prequel of the series, but I suspect that they also promote enemy's spirituality.

 

[The Phantom Stranger]

Bro should I get Bayonetta series? Is it insulting to demons?

I don't recommend playing the Bayonetta games, as they are made by the same creator of Devil May Cry and is very blasphemous as well. Just because the protagonist is a witch who summons demons, it doesn't mean that it can be considered "Satanic". On the contrary, the first game appears to be nothing more Xianity but you side with the "bad guys", as Hell is still portrayed as a place of torture and the "demons" appears as monsters. In the second game, the protagonist fights angels again, but this time with "demons" as well. I haven't played the third game and the prequel of the series, but I suspect that they also promote enemy's spirituality.

What about Valheim? And Witcher 3?

 

[Egon]

What about Valheim? And Witcher 3?

The Witcher is fine as it's anti-xtian and pro-witchcraft in a more pure Pagan sense, but there's a lot of woke undertones to it, which is understandable otherwise those things would never be published. What is pretty annoying about the Witcher is the gamplay - the narrative I can get behind, you're basically watching a movie with choices - but ALL the missions are generic fetch quests, which is an immense waste of anyone's time, and all combat with any type of enemies is the same. The only thing I enjoyed about playing it was gwent lol (the card games inside the game) and some of the story.
I don't know about Valheim it seems pretty standard Norse things in a survival game, so it doesn't seem to have much about it.

 

[luis]

Two of the biggest selling games are Elden Ring and Harry Potter, and both of those games were tried to be canceled by leftist jews.

I thought I read that Elden Ring and Dark Souls were jewish fantasy games which showed an Aryan god being killed(sounds scary, an actual aryan god being killed is super scary to even think about, its like someone defeated Gojo in JJK ) and that Dark Souls contained perverted versions of our gods.

So why would they try to cancel Elden Ring?

Elden Ring is based on alchemy (which is basically coded knowledge on how to spiritually advance). There is a video on YouTube. I don't know more than this and can't say if they put jewish shits in it.

 

[The Phantom Stranger]

What about Valheim? And Witcher 3?

The Witcher is fine as it's anti-xtian and pro-witchcraft in a more pure Pagan sense, but there's a lot of woke undertones to it, which is understandable otherwise those things would never be published. What is pretty annoying about the Witcher is the gamplay - the narrative I can get behind, you're basically watching a movie with choices - but ALL the missions are generic fetch quests, which is an immense waste of anyone's time, and all combat with any type of enemies is the same. The only thing I enjoyed about playing it was gwent lol (the card games inside the game) and some of the story.
I don't know about Valheim it seems pretty standard Norse things in a survival game, so it doesn't seem to have much about it.

What are the woke undertones if I may ask? Spoiler free answer of course .
Thanks.

 

[Nimrod33]

What about Valheim? And Witcher 3?

I'll add to the above by saying that The Witcher franchise, while having some good Pagan themes, it also suffers some Xian themes, after all the author of the books is a Catholic and a Feminist.

An example of how blasphemous can it be is in the first game where one of the bosses is "Dagon" in his Lovecraftian interpretation and portrayed as an evil deity.

 

[EnkiUK56]

What is the best game on the PS5.


Only got a football game.

Any ideas.

 

[Egon]

What is the best game on the PS5.


Only got a football game.

Any ideas.

Metal Gear Solid V, it contain some hardcore truths about the enemy agenda and references to the book 1984 as I have written here: https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?p=390602#p390602
The rest of the franchise is coming to PS5 too in the near future, like MGS 1-3, and a modern remake of MGS3. In MGS2 you have warnings about AI: https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=82328

 

[The Phantom Stranger]

What about Valheim? And Witcher 3?

I'll add to the above by saying that The Witcher franchise, while having some good Pagan themes, it also suffers some Xian themes, after all the author of the books is a Catholic and a Feminist.

An example of how blasphemous can it be is in the first game where one of the bosses is "Dagon" in his Lovecraftian interpretation and portrayed as an evil deity.

Welp I hope in the third game that there isn't much blasphemy ✌

 

[EnkiUK56]

What is the best game on the PS5.


Only got a football game.

Any ideas.

Metal Gear Solid V, it contain some hardcore truths about the enemy agenda and references to the book 1984 as I have written here: https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?p=390602#p390602
The rest of the franchise is coming to PS5 too in the near future, like MGS 1-3, and a modern remake of MGS3. In MGS2 you have warnings about AI: https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=82328

Superb Egon brother, i will check it out and thread.

Now I remember the first ever one it must have been on PS1

 

[Nimrod33]

What is the best game on the PS5.


Only got a football game.

Any ideas.

Metal Gear Solid V, it contain some hardcore truths about the enemy agenda and references to the book 1984 as I have written here: https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?p=390602#p390602
The rest of the franchise is coming to PS5 too in the near future, like MGS 1-3, and a modern remake of MGS3. In MGS2 you have warnings about AI: https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=82328

Superb Egon brother, i will check it out and thread.

Now I remember the first ever one it must have been on PS1

I too will check these games someday, but via piracy as my money is needed somewhere else and corporations (no matter the region) don't deserve any money.

But something that I wonder is if we can trust Hideo Kojima, as he is friend with some figures of Hollywood such as Guillermo del Toro and (((J. J. Abrahams))). It makes me suspect that he is more Huxley than Orwell.

 

[EnkiUK56]

Metal Gear Solid V, it contain some hardcore truths about the enemy agenda and references to the book 1984 as I have written here: https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?p=390602#p390602
The rest of the franchise is coming to PS5 too in the near future, like MGS 1-3, and a modern remake of MGS3. In MGS2 you have warnings about AI: https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=82328

Superb Egon brother, i will check it out and thread.

Now I remember the first ever one it must have been on PS1

I too will check these games someday, but via piracy as my money is needed somewhere else and corporations (no matter the region) don't deserve any money.

But something that I wonder is if we can trust Hideo Kojima, as he is friend with some figures of Hollywood such as Guillermo del Toro and (((J. J. Abrahams))). It makes me suspect that he is more Huxley than Orwell.

I used to remember being able to copy pirate the ps1 disks or use US ones with a bit of blue tack (also a bit of skill)

Can the new ones be done i really fancy the MGS one. I have the digital PS5 though.

 

[The Phantom Stranger]

Metal Gear Solid V, it contain some hardcore truths about the enemy agenda and references to the book 1984 as I have written here: https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?p=390602#p390602
The rest of the franchise is coming to PS5 too in the near future, like MGS 1-3, and a modern remake of MGS3. In MGS2 you have warnings about AI: https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=82328

Superb Egon brother, i will check it out and thread.

Now I remember the first ever one it must have been on PS1

I too will check these games someday, but via piracy as my money is needed somewhere else and corporations (no matter the region) don't deserve any money.

But something that I wonder is if we can trust Hideo Kojima, as he is friend with some figures of Hollywood such as Guillermo del Toro and (((J. J. Abrahams))). It makes me suspect that he is more Huxley than Orwell.

can you tell me how to pirate games without getting viruses

 

[Ol argedco luciftias]

can you tell me how to pirate games without getting viruses

We can't advise anything illegal.

 

[The Phantom Stranger]

can you tell me how to pirate games without getting viruses

We can't advise anything illegal.

Fair enough I'll buy games. You get what you give, so I don't want to steal.

 

[The Phantom Stranger]

What about Valheim? And Witcher 3?

I'll add to the above by saying that The Witcher franchise, while having some good Pagan themes, it also suffers some Xian themes, after all the author of the books is a Catholic and a Feminist.

An example of how blasphemous can it be is in the first game where one of the bosses is "Dagon" in his Lovecraftian interpretation and portrayed as an evil deity.

Upon final thought, I will remove Witcher 3 from my cart(even though its on sale and I hear its such a great experience ) because I don't want the guilt of intentionally insulting the gods by killing demon bosses like you mentioned.

I'll play Kenshi, Valheim, or some other games like Ark, Remnant from the ashes etc.

 

[Henu the Great]

What about Valheim? And Witcher 3?

I'll add to the above by saying that The Witcher franchise, while having some good Pagan themes, it also suffers some Xian themes, after all the author of the books is a Catholic and a Feminist.

An example of how blasphemous can it be is in the first game where one of the bosses is "Dagon" in his Lovecraftian interpretation and portrayed as an evil deity.

Upon final thought, I will remove Witcher 3 from my cart(even though its on sale and I hear its such a great experience ) because I don't want the guilt of intentionally insulting the gods by killing demon bosses like you mentioned.

I'll play Kenshi, Valheim, or some other games like Ark, Remnant from the ashes etc.

I do no think there is an insult from you by playing a game where Gods are portrayed inappropriately considering you know the truth about them. Actual insult could be to wholeheartedly to agree with such entertainment (ignorance about Gods) and moreso actually developing something like that in the first place. Yet, I can see how they foresaw everything we are going through right now so very long ago and are very understanding of what is happening and why things are the way they are. That being said, I still understand your sentiment and the decision to play or not to play is yours to make and I wanted to give some perspective to the issue at hand.

 

[Ol argedco luciftias]

Gods have much more important things to worry about than what a character's name is in a video game. Gods know our intentions. If you have good intentions and you mean to always do the right thing and always be respectful, then you are fine.

 

[Henu the Great]

Gods have much more important things to worry about than what a character's name is in a video game. Gods know our intentions. If you have good intentions and you mean to always do the right thing and always be respectful, then you are fine.

Excactly!

 

[The Phantom Stranger]

Gods have much more important things to worry about than what a character's name is in a video game. Gods know our intentions. If you have good intentions and you mean to always do the right thing and always be respectful, then you are fine.

Excactly!

Ok thank you guys, that makes me feel less guilty. I don't know but I feel guilty about stuff, kind of like guilt-anxiety attacks if that makes any sense.

 

[Nimrod33]

Anyone here watched Sound of Freedom? I can't at the moment but I've heard that it angered leftists and Hollywood because it exposed pedophilia and child traffic.

 

[The Phantom Stranger]

What do you guys think of Baldur's Gate 3

 

[Yurei]

What do you guys think of Baldur's Gate 3

Looks absolutely degenerate. It's clear the developers are trying to normalize bestiality due to a certain romance option.

 

[Egon]

What do you guys think of Baldur's Gate 3

Looks absolutely degenerate. It's clear the developers are trying to normalize bestiality due to a certain romance option.

It's a shame it being held back by bearfuck and other woke agendas (seems they found a way to please both blue haired trannies and animal fucking xtian rightwingers, so it sold well), but in general all of those things are up to the players' choices. From the little I've watched I personally like the mechanics a lot, which is generally why I pick games, but the lines and encounters are also decent.
I will say having the same drawbacks as the Witcher including wokeness, retarded lore about "Demons" and "humor" about bestiality, this game is better in every other sense than The Witcher or other medieval fantasy out there.

 

[hailourtruegod]

I've hearing and seeing titles of videos of people trashing the new Diablo game. Apparently the game is already on discount for 25% off.

Serves these stupid devs right. I hope both Lilith and Satan were behind this punishment. The latter because they dared to mock His wife.

Plus goes to show these alien enemy bastards can't take away the deep rooted connection that Gentiles have to our Gods and this must anger them so much. :lol:

 

[The Phantom Stranger]

While we are on the subject, i would like to point some gaming companies that are jewish and needs to be boycotted, here's the list:

Actvision
"Bobby" is a jew (no surprise), since they are know for the ovverrated, pro-war and anti-Nazi Call of Duty series. Michael Schiffer and Justin Skomarowsky are also jewish.

Bethesda Softworks
Anyone who have read the unholy Babble knows where that they share the same name from a pool in Israel. They are pheraps one of the most jewish companies in west, having people like Robert Atman, Jerry Bruckheimer, Leslie Moonves, Harry Sloan and Todd Howard. Some of their game includes the anti-nazi Wolfeinstein, Doom (where a jew genocides "demons") and The Elder Scrolls (that many people keep mistaking for a pro-pagan game). They are also behind the Bioshock series, who is known for its pro-Atheism philosophy. They are owned by Zenimax.

Blizzard
Its actual president, Michael Morhaime, is a jew and its company is pro-China. They are the authors of the blasphemous anti-satanic game called Diablo. They are owned by the jewish Activision and are known for lootboxes and microtransations.

Naughty Dog
Founded by gentiles, but their actual director was born in Israel and it is a big femminist SJW who created Uncharted and The Last of Us.

Rockstar Games
The infamous company known for the pro-crime, pro-race mixing and pro-degenerancy in general Grand Theft Auto series. Both of the brothers that own it (the Houser) are ashkenazi jews.

Running with Scissors
Michael Jaret, the director of this company, is also a jew. No wonder, since in the Postal game series you commit crimes and degenerancy and kill white people and animals. He once wrote in one of his site a pro-Israel slang.

Vivendi
Company owned from the Jewish Universal Studios and that owns Activision. Its chairman is named Jean Bernard Levy and it is a jew.

There may be more to add (one of these would surely be EA, because everybody knows how evil they are).

Bro apparently people are revolting against Bethesda bro :lol: :lol: :lol: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLeT09s-zJU

 

[Yurei]

What do you guys think of Baldur's Gate 3

Looks absolutely degenerate. It's clear the developers are trying to normalize bestiality due to a certain romance option.

It's a shame it being held back by bearfuck and other woke agendas (seems they found a way to please both blue haired trannies and animal fucking xtian rightwingers, so it sold well), but in general all of those things are up to the players' choices. From the little I've watched I personally like the mechanics a lot, which is generally why I pick games, but the lines and encounters are also decent.
I will say having the same drawbacks as the Witcher including wokeness, retarded lore about "Demons" and "humor" about bestiality, this game is better in every other sense than The Witcher or other medieval fantasy out there.

I might consider playing it. Looks better than Starfield by (((Bethesda))) anyways.

 

[Daemontech]

Two of the biggest selling games are Elden Ring and Harry Potter, and both of those games were tried to be canceled by leftist jews.

I thought I read that Elden Ring and Dark Souls were jewish fantasy games which showed an Aryan god being killed(sounds scary, an actual aryan god being killed is super scary to even think about, its like someone defeated Gojo in JJK ) and that Dark Souls contained perverted versions of our gods.

So why would they try to cancel Elden Ring?

They want to cancel Elden Ring and Baldur's Gate 3 because they're complete games at release with tons of content, and lazy software houses nowadays don't want that becoming the new standard. No need to read too much into it.

Other than that, both Elden Ring and Dark Souls don't feel blasphemous to me as they're not really portraying Our Gods as enemies (like Diablo, God of War, Dante's Inferno, etc), for starters, both mythologies in those games work in weird ways, often very much differently than real life, and I find hard to find parallels.

Let's take Lord Gwyn, for example. He just looks like Zeus and he has a lightning "Sun" spear, but other than that, does he really have anything to do with Zeus enough for his portrayal to become blasphemous to Zeus Himself? Also, even if he is the final boss, he's not evil. It's still unclear to me why he's hostile to the player, but as far as I know he didn't have evil intentions.

Don't get me wrong, I said these games aren't blasphemous entirely, but there sure are SOME blasphemous things (although they are minor and tied to secondary optional characters).
In Elden Ring, I think that the portrayal of Rykard, Lord of Blasphemy (pun not intended) and Mohg, Lord of Blood might be mockery of Father Satan (one is a Demigod who fed himself to a gluttonous Serpent God, one simply looks like the "devil"). Although I'm not sure of it, and if that's not the case, Rykard could be an unconscious parallel to what could happen to someone who raises their Kundalini too soon, who gains too much power without enough wisdom.

Elden Ring's past lore was also written by George RR Martin, writer of the books from which Game of Thrones was adapted. Although I've heard they end differently, but I am not positive. Also, I don't know if this is good or bad. I haven't even seen GoT.

Another strange recurring theme in these games is how it seems that the writer (Myiazaki) strongly portrays the pursuit of immortality as something wicked, and that nature is cyclical and nothing should last forever or bad things start to happen, but I don't know if that is really what he wants to say, as there are always beings who indeed are eternal and it's no issue for them (like Dragons in both Elden Ring and Dark Souls, and The Outer Gods of Elden Ring). It almost seems like he's against mortals trying to achieve a higher state and become immortal, and so he creates these wicked rituals like Dragon Communion or the Carp thing from Sekiro. This all sounds very bad but then we have Elden Ring where yes, Dragon Communion exists, but also the main quest to become Elden Lord exists, which has been described as a parallel to the Magnum Opus. And becoming Elden Lord is portrayed as just.

So I can't decide whether he really just doesn't like the idea of a mortal ascending mortality, or if he wants to say that one has to gain wisdom and face certain challenges to achieve it. If it's the second, then it's a very good line of thought, and it's what distinguishes Our Gods from our enemies--Our Gods achieved immortality through righteous evolution, while our enemies through unnatural means.

A man can hope, but I really don't know what he really thinks. I sure hope it's the second way, and when discussing these games and themes with normies, I try to push the second line of thought (immortality is good when you have wisdom).

 

[Egon]

I can see the Buddhist crap bias mixed with some positive Shinto elements. The Dragons themselves being immortal was positive or at least neutral, the negative was beings who are unwise and unascended seeking unnatural longevity. In Sekiro you don't need to sever immortality you can return the Dragon to its natural home in the West so it stops making people artificially unaging or sick. Gwyn is hostile because he went insane from attempting to extend his reign with an artificial Fire, and he also killed the Dragons instead of just letting the Dragons be, then the fire he attempted to recreate ruined him. He's pretty much like the myth of Icarus that HP HC told before, only worse as he also created a monolatric cult based on himself like Akhenaten.
HP HC also mentioned in some sermons that not all porsuit of "immortality" and ultimate power is positive as without understanding or rectification of the Soul those things can be a literal torture or ruin a being like it happens with the jews.

Another strange recurring theme in these games is how it seems that the writer (Myiazaki) strongly portrays the pursuit of immortality as something wicked,
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and so he creates these wicked rituals like Dragon Communion or the Carp thing from Sekiro. This all sounds very bad but then we have Elden Ring where yes, Dragon Communion exists, but also the main quest to become Elden Lord exists, which has been described as a parallel to the Magnum Opus. And becoming Elden Lord is portrayed as just.

 

[The Phantom Stranger]

Two of the biggest selling games are Elden Ring and Harry Potter, and both of those games were tried to be canceled by leftist jews.

I thought I read that Elden Ring and Dark Souls were jewish fantasy games which showed an Aryan god being killed(sounds scary, an actual aryan god being killed is super scary to even think about, its like someone defeated Gojo in JJK ) and that Dark Souls contained perverted versions of our gods.

So why would they try to cancel Elden Ring?

They want to cancel Elden Ring and Baldur's Gate 3 because they're complete games at release with tons of content, and lazy software houses nowadays don't want that becoming the new standard. No need to read too much into it.

Other than that, both Elden Ring and Dark Souls don't feel blasphemous to me as they're not really portraying Our Gods as enemies (like Diablo, God of War, Dante's Inferno, etc), for starters, both mythologies in those games work in weird ways, often very much differently than real life, and I find hard to find parallels.

Let's take Lord Gwyn, for example. He just looks like Zeus and he has a lightning "Sun" spear, but other than that, does he really have anything to do with Zeus enough for his portrayal to become blasphemous to Zeus Himself? Also, even if he is the final boss, he's not evil. It's still unclear to me why he's hostile to the player, but as far as I know he didn't have evil intentions.

Don't get me wrong, I said these games aren't blasphemous entirely, but there sure are SOME blasphemous things (although they are minor and tied to secondary optional characters).
In Elden Ring, I think that the portrayal of Rykard, Lord of Blasphemy (pun not intended) and Mohg, Lord of Blood might be mockery of Father Satan (one is a Demigod who fed himself to a gluttonous Serpent God, one simply looks like the "devil"). Although I'm not sure of it, and if that's not the case, Rykard could be an unconscious parallel to what could happen to someone who raises their Kundalini too soon, who gains too much power without enough wisdom.

Elden Ring's past lore was also written by George RR Martin, writer of the books from which Game of Thrones was adapted. Although I've heard they end differently, but I am not positive. Also, I don't know if this is good or bad. I haven't even seen GoT.

Another strange recurring theme in these games is how it seems that the writer (Myiazaki) strongly portrays the pursuit of immortality as something wicked, and that nature is cyclical and nothing should last forever or bad things start to happen, but I don't know if that is really what he wants to say, as there are always beings who indeed are eternal and it's no issue for them (like Dragons in both Elden Ring and Dark Souls, and The Outer Gods of Elden Ring). It almost seems like he's against mortals trying to achieve a higher state and become immortal, and so he creates these wicked rituals like Dragon Communion or the Carp thing from Sekiro. This all sounds very bad but then we have Elden Ring where yes, Dragon Communion exists, but also the main quest to become Elden Lord exists, which has been described as a parallel to the Magnum Opus. And becoming Elden Lord is portrayed as just.

So I can't decide whether he really just doesn't like the idea of a mortal ascending mortality, or if he wants to say that one has to gain wisdom and face certain challenges to achieve it. If it's the second, then it's a very good line of thought, and it's what distinguishes Our Gods from our enemies--Our Gods achieved immortality through righteous evolution, while our enemies through unnatural means.

A man can hope, but I really don't know what he really thinks. I sure hope it's the second way, and when discussing these games and themes with normies, I try to push the second line of thought (immortality is good when you have wisdom).

I played Elden Ring but I kept dying , I can't get a hit, have to time my attacks right

 

[Theli]

One Piece is a wonderful story about learning to make the dreams come true, but with physical and psychic strength.

The three types of haki (special abilities of the most powerful characters on the serie) are in consonance with the spiritual abilities that we can reach with power meditation. The serie encourage one to be familiar with it.

The story of every main character is full of ethic affairs and philosophical ideas. The whole story through the different episodes is very deep regards human condition, at an individual and social level.

The enemies, are a bunch of old men that are the leaders of "the world government", and they have been trying to hide the real history of humanity. Anyone that has tried to know it, has been persecuted and erased by them through it's military power. That occult past, is similar to our past being systematically destroyed for the occult rulers of the world, because in the serie, it connects with the spiritual world, through the "poneglyphs", that are equivalent to the hieroglyphics.

I really reccomend to see this anime serie, it's just wonderful, very educative, deep and of course, funny! :mrgreen: .

 

[Daemontech]

I thought I read that Elden Ring and Dark Souls were jewish fantasy games which showed an Aryan god being killed(sounds scary, an actual aryan god being killed is super scary to even think about, its like someone defeated Gojo in JJK ) and that Dark Souls contained perverted versions of our gods.

So why would they try to cancel Elden Ring?

They want to cancel Elden Ring and Baldur's Gate 3 because they're complete games at release with tons of content, and lazy software houses nowadays don't want that becoming the new standard. No need to read too much into it.

Other than that, both Elden Ring and Dark Souls don't feel blasphemous to me as they're not really portraying Our Gods as enemies (like Diablo, God of War, Dante's Inferno, etc), for starters, both mythologies in those games work in weird ways, often very much differently than real life, and I find hard to find parallels.

Let's take Lord Gwyn, for example. He just looks like Zeus and he has a lightning "Sun" spear, but other than that, does he really have anything to do with Zeus enough for his portrayal to become blasphemous to Zeus Himself? Also, even if he is the final boss, he's not evil. It's still unclear to me why he's hostile to the player, but as far as I know he didn't have evil intentions.

Don't get me wrong, I said these games aren't blasphemous entirely, but there sure are SOME blasphemous things (although they are minor and tied to secondary optional characters).
In Elden Ring, I think that the portrayal of Rykard, Lord of Blasphemy (pun not intended) and Mohg, Lord of Blood might be mockery of Father Satan (one is a Demigod who fed himself to a gluttonous Serpent God, one simply looks like the "devil"). Although I'm not sure of it, and if that's not the case, Rykard could be an unconscious parallel to what could happen to someone who raises their Kundalini too soon, who gains too much power without enough wisdom.

Elden Ring's past lore was also written by George RR Martin, writer of the books from which Game of Thrones was adapted. Although I've heard they end differently, but I am not positive. Also, I don't know if this is good or bad. I haven't even seen GoT.

Another strange recurring theme in these games is how it seems that the writer (Myiazaki) strongly portrays the pursuit of immortality as something wicked, and that nature is cyclical and nothing should last forever or bad things start to happen, but I don't know if that is really what he wants to say, as there are always beings who indeed are eternal and it's no issue for them (like Dragons in both Elden Ring and Dark Souls, and The Outer Gods of Elden Ring). It almost seems like he's against mortals trying to achieve a higher state and become immortal, and so he creates these wicked rituals like Dragon Communion or the Carp thing from Sekiro. This all sounds very bad but then we have Elden Ring where yes, Dragon Communion exists, but also the main quest to become Elden Lord exists, which has been described as a parallel to the Magnum Opus. And becoming Elden Lord is portrayed as just.

So I can't decide whether he really just doesn't like the idea of a mortal ascending mortality, or if he wants to say that one has to gain wisdom and face certain challenges to achieve it. If it's the second, then it's a very good line of thought, and it's what distinguishes Our Gods from our enemies--Our Gods achieved immortality through righteous evolution, while our enemies through unnatural means.

A man can hope, but I really don't know what he really thinks. I sure hope it's the second way, and when discussing these games and themes with normies, I try to push the second line of thought (immortality is good when you have wisdom).

I played Elden Ring but I kept dying , I can't get a hit, have to time my attacks right

Git gud.

Ahahah, I'm joking. Although it is actually a good advice, as there is no miracle gear that makes the game easy, you really just need to get better at it, with timing and learning the enemies' movesets.

 

[Daemontech]

I can see the Buddhist crap bias mixed with some positive Shinto elements. The Dragons themselves being immortal was positive or at least neutral, the negative was beings who are unwise and unascended seeking unnatural longevity. In Sekiro you don't need to sever immortality you can return the Dragon to its natural home in the West so it stops making people artificially unaging or sick. Gwyn is hostile because he went insane from attempting to extend his reign with an artificial Fire, and he also killed the Dragons instead of just letting the Dragons be, then the fire he attempted to recreate ruined him. He's pretty much like the myth of Icarus that HP HC told before, only worse as he also created a monolatric cult based on himself like Akhenaten.
HP HC also mentioned in some sermons that not all porsuit of "immortality" and ultimate power is positive as without understanding or rectification of the Soul those things can be a literal torture or ruin a being like it happens with the jews.

Another strange recurring theme in these games is how it seems that the writer (Myiazaki) strongly portrays the pursuit of immortality as something wicked,
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and so he creates these wicked rituals like Dragon Communion or the Carp thing from Sekiro. This all sounds very bad but then we have Elden Ring where yes, Dragon Communion exists, but also the main quest to become Elden Lord exists, which has been described as a parallel to the Magnum Opus. And becoming Elden Lord is portrayed as just.

It wouldn't be that strange to have buddhist crap in a japanese man's work, honestly.
The same way it's not strange to have some christian crap in a western man's work.

I wanted to ask you, what are the Shinto values? I am not knowledgeable in the matter, and I'd like to know where are they in Dark Souls and Elden Ring.

 

[The Phantom Stranger]

Guys you should play Days Gone, its so good.

 

[The Phantom Stranger]

Guys you should play Days Gone, its so good.

It also shows the lunacy of Christianity brooo

 

[Kitsunebi]

I played Elden Ring but I kept dying , I can't get a hit, have to time my attacks right

:lol: :lol: :lol: I can relate :lol: :lol: :lol:

Wait till you try playing ULTRAKILL ^ ^, a blasphemous(WARNING: nobody ultraricoshoots x 666 me for 'recommending' this, I already put this in BOLD to warn EVERYONE of what they're about to dive into. I'm putting up lots of parenthesis in some statements that would get people to take me the wrong way and jump the gun into cyber-wombo combo'ing me) yet artistically technical well-done game from music, gameplay and graphics that sadly pushes a 'well-done' xtian narrative(just like how the joker film was sadly communism done right) of the world like hell being full of monsters, dante's inferno's ANNOYING NINE CIRCLES scheme of hell and so on, I can make a list of the blasphemous crap in it that makes me want to throw curse israel RTRs as a healthy anger outlet(along with not forgetting void meditation techniques for it), but right now the crappy sides of it don't bother me anymore. :lol:

The music is HELLA DOPE, one of my favorite tracks are "Death of god's will", "Duel", "Death Odyssey", "Altar's of Apostasy" and "Hear! The siren song call of the dead".

Even if its 3D style was low poly, it was endless styling of gameplay plus replayability that pulled people into it. The secret bosses drove me insane but I ended up beating both of them and NO I don't want to P-rank them because you'll find me locked up in a mental ward. Regardless of the reasonably insane difficulty in some parts of the game, it trains instincts and reaction time besides doom eternal, I also use previous cybergrind plays as visualization reference in my RTRs. XD

Somebody better make mods of the game where anyone can blast variants of greys, funeral director attire wearing kikes with their torah books whipped out instead of arm cannons(the kike enemy type can replace this), hebrew letter looking thoughtforms and reptard variants that make total mockeries out of Satan's enemies instead of 'demons' and machines.

 

[AFODO]

Hey I see you have watched a lot of anime. I have watched a few but not much, could you recommend some that you liked and would be appealing to an SS? (Jew-free)
Also looking for more of an SFW, I don't want to watch the Jewish horror because I had enough, something comfy.

I started watching "Monster" some time ago, but it's such a propaganda against NS that I couldn't watch it trough.

 

[Egon]

I think you will like Noragami. It is a Shinto anime with personified versions of the Myths about the Gods. Short and with not too much violence, and no NSFW.
I have mostly stopped consuming any entertainment, and wouldn't watch or recommend anything longer than this.