There are people out there who have it worst. -Homeless people only wish they had food and shelter. -Those with heart decease, cancer, and etc only want to be better. There's more to it. The moral of the story is that you should be thankful for what you got.
It isn't a requirement in life. You are not forced to believe in a god or gods. It's a personal choice more than anything.
CycleOfViolence
You can try to convince someone that there is God but you can't force them. I try to tell people about him because some people were raised by atheist and everyone deserves an opportunity to acknowledge his existence. If they don't want to accept him then that's all there is to it.
I'm currently happy with having 10 games for Xbox 360. Honestly though, there are people out there living in the streets and most of them wish for shelter and food. There are people out there who are suffering majour health problem and all they want is to be better. I have it good compared to those people so I'm not going to start with the un-thankful attitude.
I don't have anything against those who play them, it's just that their popularity is causing the game developers to only make shooter after shooter after shooter.
Strategy games and RPGs anyone?
cprmauldin
I love shooting games but I honestly agree that the company should focus more on other types of games.
I know plenty of people who can't afford a game because of their financial problem. Some people choose NOT TO buy the game until the price of that specific game goes down.
I think the hardest final boss I faced was Tartarus from Halo 2 (The Great Journey on Legendary). I found it hard because he had a hammer that kills you in one hit, runs faster, has a shield that takes long to get rid of but the shield comes back very quickly and you'd only do little damage, and he sometimes have brutes helping him that can kill you in one hit if they go berserk.
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