Comments on: The Darkness http://guide2games.org/2010-reviews/4836/the-darkness/ Christian Spotlight's Game Reviews Thu, 26 Apr 2012 22:05:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Bob The Hun http://guide2games.org/2010-reviews/4836/the-darkness/comment-page-1/#comment-7154 Bob The Hun Sun, 13 Nov 2011 13:10:50 +0000 http://guide2games.org/?p=4836#comment-7154 Thanks. Thanks.

]]> By: SeriousGamer http://guide2games.org/2010-reviews/4836/the-darkness/comment-page-1/#comment-7153 SeriousGamer Sat, 12 Nov 2011 13:21:58 +0000 http://guide2games.org/?p=4836#comment-7153 It's true, there have been no new reviews, but there's a technical problem with the site that needs to be resolved before any new reviews can be posted. It's true, there have been no new reviews, but there's a technical problem with the site that needs to be resolved before any new reviews can be posted.

]]> By: Bob The Hun http://guide2games.org/2010-reviews/4836/the-darkness/comment-page-1/#comment-7152 Bob The Hun Sat, 12 Nov 2011 12:07:00 +0000 http://guide2games.org/?p=4836#comment-7152 Am I the only who noticed there hasn't been any updates or new reviews on this site? Off topic, but I feel someone needs to bring it up. Am I the only who noticed there hasn't been any updates or new reviews on this site? Off topic, but I feel someone needs to bring it up.

]]> By: Matt http://guide2games.org/2010-reviews/4836/the-darkness/comment-page-1/#comment-7130 Matt Mon, 24 Oct 2011 20:03:05 +0000 http://guide2games.org/?p=4836#comment-7130 I don't see why everyone makes a big deal about demonic powers. Sure, if it was real, then yes, I would be offended but it's not real. It's meant for entertainment and to not be taken seriously. It's another thing if there is language, which you might start to say, unknowingly. If you take this as a game meant to pass time and have fun, but not taken seriously, I think it is okay. I don't see why everyone makes a big deal about demonic powers. Sure, if it was real, then yes, I would be offended but it's not real. It's meant for entertainment and to not be taken seriously. It's another thing if there is language, which you might start to say, unknowingly. If you take this as a game meant to pass time and have fun, but not taken seriously, I think it is okay.

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]]> By: Tim http://guide2games.org/2010-reviews/4836/the-darkness/comment-page-1/#comment-6980 Tim Wed, 06 Jul 2011 13:08:03 +0000 http://guide2games.org/?p=4836#comment-6980 I seem to recall that back in those days, it was better for you to drink wine than water because prior to modern knowledge of disease, water simply wasn't safe to drink (rivers near towns and cities being generally filthy) and didn't store for anything like as long as fermented drinks; even in medieval times, monastaries and nunneries would have beer or wine rationed to them rather than trying to drink the local water, which tended to be reserved for uses where it was boiled. In other words, by turning water into wine, Jesus was making the corrupted pure. The significance is rather lost on a modern reader used to the idea of water as a staple and wine as a luxury for special occasions. I seem to recall that back in those days, it was better for you to drink wine than water because prior to modern knowledge of disease, water simply wasn't safe to drink (rivers near towns and cities being generally filthy) and didn't store for anything like as long as fermented drinks; even in medieval times, monastaries and nunneries would have beer or wine rationed to them rather than trying to drink the local water, which tended to be reserved for uses where it was boiled.

In other words, by turning water into wine, Jesus was making the corrupted pure. The significance is rather lost on a modern reader used to the idea of water as a staple and wine as a luxury for special occasions.

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