FatedTitan

I was enjoying D2, but they removed the things about D1 that made you keep wanting to come back. I sure hope they fix it because by Year 3, D1 had become such a good game.

So @Smok3y is a LoL player huh? Tristana main or do you just like her character?

I'm not Andy, but I'm willing to answer for you. He seems to fall in line with traditional line of Christian thought, so I'm sure my answers won't differ from his. 1. Murder is a sin. If someone kills a person, they have sinned. But murder isn't an unforgiveable sin. A person can still be forgiven if they repent and believe in Jesus. It's not about having a knowledge of who God is. Heck, demons believe in God. It's about repentance and belief. If someone has killed a person and repents, then yes, they can go to Heaven. 2. Many say that the Bible is just a boo

Can I get a quote for this?

I don't think it's necessarily the controller speaking. The voices sounded much more demonic (which is why I'll say Keepers) than just a mumbled voice of a controller. Not to mention, Sam would have never helped Richtofen in BO. The voices are strange and I don't think any of us truly understand them. I'll say this though. I'm not sure Die Rise is the best understanding of the voices that we have. Zetsubou seems to provide a better glimpse into the voices for us, wouldn't you say @NaBrZHunter?

Also very true. I just firmly believe that until BO3, most would have said that demonic forces were at work in the Zombies storyline. With the introduction of the Keepers, it's almost as if you can substitute their presence for a demon's and it work. I'm not sure if this is just an attempt at retcon or intended since minute one, but it seems to be the case.

Good stuff @NaBrZHunter. I have nothing to dispute, except I don't think the voices are zombies. Perhaps the Keepers, but not Zombies. :)

I'll just firmly disagree on demons not being involved. Satanic imagery has been a prominent feature throughout WaW and BO especially. Combined with the devil references, we also have Mob of the Dead, where even more demonic images are used (666, etc.). While I like the idea that the Keeper is in control of Mob of the Dead, I can't get past that demons have been a part of the story. The introduction of Keepers may be those demons, and that's fine. But let's not pretend that's not their attempt to retcon demons out in favor of fictional "Keepers".

Does crazy Richtofen ever mention energy? Realize a scientist isn't going to even consider the idea of souls compared to energy and matter. We see this present-day as well. If a scientist mentions souls he's exiled from the left-scientific community (which is a large portion). Energy is more proper for them. Crazy Richtofen from WaW and BO would give us better thoughts, since he has been in direct contact with the MPD, but I don't believe he even takes time to mention it. I don't want to argue whether it's souls or energy, but I have a concern disregarding souls as well. Zombies weren't

Hey there everyone! FatedTitan back with another song analysis, this time covering "Dead Again". As many of you know by my work in Black Ops 2, I believe the songs to be telling a part of the story, mostly because Kevin Sherwood has said they do! But what meaning do they carry? How deep should we look into them? And how do we connect them to the story that is found or spoonfed through cutscenes and other snippets lying around the map? I hope that maybe I can connect some things for us and suggest a theory for what could be happening with Richtofen and Samantha in our story. B

I haven't seen anyone talk about this on here and my friends who watch YouTube videos (and make them) haven't seen it either, so I decided to post it here. Does anyone know what this is or what this glow could be? https://1drv.ms/f/s!AsagUZNdtguvhiEkNjjGfgTdlKEs

My group feels like we're close. I think if we can find one more piece of the puzzle, we'll solve this thing quickly. #AlmostThere

Is this it's own forum?

I disagree on MW2 and MW3. Devs during MW2 have said they were barely allowed to do anything with the game because of a lawsuit, so balance wasn't that great. But let's not pretend it was the worst thing ever. There's a reason many people still consider this their favorite CoD of all time, myself included. If they made a Remastered MW2, I wouldn't have to buy another CoD. I would be content. MW3 felt pretty balanced. There were a few guns that were too strong, but that's with literally every CoD game. I was a harsh critic of MW3. I didn't like the different class system the