*is a Christian*
you could do like, a symbolizm thing....like, have a Christ-type figure and all... most of the time that stuff gets cheezy and predictable, though....but if you do something CS Lewis like and throw a cool type of backdrop and stuff...

This might work for an MMORPG:

You can have a group of Christians and a group of non-Christians, and basically the Christians try to help the needy, establish a Church, etc., while the Non-Christians try to stop them from doing that, turn the Gov''t against the Christians, kill Christians, that sorta thing.

Of course, if you allow non-Christians to kill Christians, then you have to do it visa versa to be fair, and then you have open PvP...and that ALWAYS, ALWAYS leads to greifing.

And then there are the anti-religous punks who buy your game just to burn Christians....so thats not good.

I suggest making the game have Christian elements without being blatant about it...like LOTR does. (Yes, i know LOTR wasn''t written as a Christian thing...but Tolken said that it would be possible to find nuggets (for lack of a better word) of stuff in there. Tolken was a Christian, BTW.)

This could be hard to make into an MMORPG, though.

quote:Original post by MattS423
while the Non-Christians try to stop them from doing that, turn the Gov''t against the Christians, kill Christians, that sorta thing.

yah, because non-christians are all about trying to ruin the perfect world the christians are trying to create

quote:I suggest making the game have Christian elements without being blatant about it...like LOTR does. (Yes, i know LOTR wasn''t written as a Christian thing...but Tolken said that it would be possible to find nuggets (for lack of a better word) of stuff in there. Tolken was a Christian, BTW.)

you can find "nuggets" in anything if you look hard enough. tolkien specifically stated that he was trying to create a mythology that was not christian, but limited it so as not to piss off the christians.