Besides DMC5 and Smash Ult, what other game series have made huge comebacks from mediocrity?

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Second best one

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>no good veggievidya
>not even a good Larry Boy game

and that's a good thing, because while its easily the best of it, it is still cringe christcuck propaganda for children.

Well there's Minnesota Cuke

I'd rather have a good christcuck propaganda game than the SJW trash we've been getting for over 10 years.

What are some Italian games?

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This was my jam

For me, it's Pizza Angel

Unironically this. At least Veggietales taught kids shit that's good even divorced from religion

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Resident evil after re6 and umbrella corps

Poor kids grew up with Christian propaganda.

the show was about teaching wholesome christian values to kids, it was a religious show
they took the entire reason the show existed and bastardized it into another loud flashy "I'M SILLY" spastic pacing show without any religion cause we wouldn't wanna be offensive to THEM

>tfw was Catholic

Who is they?

Legendary status, tbqh it's my favorite.

t. fat neckbeard reddit tranny

So, there is this 11yo kid. Who has taken pictures with naked men, and dresses in drag. because of faggot propaganda, this is completely legal.

Pick your poison.

Seethe harder, chr*stcuck.

I think he's talking about when the producers did a more secular run of the show that aired on PBS for a time.

I thought he was talking about the Netflix reboot.

Didn't they get upset that they removed the Christian messages?

Now kids grow up with Jewish propaganda.

Larryboy and the bad apple was ok.

And being able to unlock pretty much every silly song up to that point + the bitchin pirates who don’t do anything rock remix was fucking awesome

what exactly made veggietales such a popular christian cartoon? at the time there were a dime a dozen type of these things and yet this is the only one that seems to be remembered

There is literally nothing wrong with Christian values being taught to children.

Charm and the silly songs.

Larryboy rock theme is the best shit ever don’t @ me you fags

>tfw never been religious but I still enjoyed watching veggietales

It was one of my favorite shows growing up. It's unironically a good show.

Don't know why some people can't appreciate something just because it has Christian themes in it.

VeggieTales actually had effort put into it. Most other were very cheaply made, with bare minimum effort put into them.

It had soul, unironically. Lots of effort was put into it.

>there is actually at least one person autistic enough to speedrun this shit
youtube.com/watch?v=ct7WH2TRN_4

They put a lot of effort into it, had more character and personality and they were light on the delivery of bible teachings.

Surprised they actually took the criticism about the redesigns from years ago, they were pretty fugly. You could say they got the Soul back.

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alongside this: youtu.be/ZxPogyy3qU0

The audio commentary you could watch of Larry and mr lint commentating random shit over the Jonas movie was fucking awesome.

I have to pick one or the other? What happened to nuance?

There is everything wrong with brainwashing kids to believe that a fictional book happened and that there is an imaginary man we have no evidence for. Would you think there was nothing wrong if parents were teaching their kids Harry Potter was real?

Weed eater

'Endangered Love! >

t. pink-haired Christian pussy.

youtube.com/watch?v=ML0Ho2EgvwY

>There is everything wrong
>Like all the things I can't name
Teaching your kids Christian values gives them a place in society, a community to rely on and participate in, and prepares them to meaningfully contribute to a stable and peaceful society. If they grow up and decide they don't want to be Christian, there is nothing stopping them other than the loss of a beneficial lifestyle. No matter how hard you scream that will always be true.

my jam

Nuanced was lost with your initial post and this one.

The lessons are in the story, like standing up for what you believe despite potentially being thrown into the fire. Like shadrack, meeshack, and abendigo.

How many people lose their jobs, i.e, fired, becaus they dont believe a man should be beating the shit out of a woman in MMA, because he cut off his dick?

Or smaller things. How many people on this site are arguing their tastes and gaming ethics, like not supporting microtransactions in star wars, in discussing video games. Taking a side. Potentially getting burned. So the bible teaching is for self confidence.

You are a one dimensional fool thinking you're smarter than you are. A troll.

I have nothing wrong with teaching kids morals, Christian or not. What I have a problem with is teaching kids that Adam and Eve were real people, or telling them to believe in God, an entity whose existence we have no evidence for. You can teach kids to be charitable and not do drugs without telling them to do it because a hypothetical man in the sky wants it.
Honestly, if you want to believe in God, go ahead. I have no problem with people believing things that help them get through life. But don't brainwash kids to think your way.

I went to Catholic schools from kindergarten through high school, even went through Confirmation. Now I'm here. Veggie Tales is still kino though youtube.com/watch?v=tpcf_qD3GW4

Some kids make up imaginary friends as a coping mechanism before finally realizing it's just them. It's part of the stages of growning up.

You're an idiot.

That's all part of teaching a kid faith, which whether you like it or not is an extremely important lesson to learn to be a functioning adult. You yourself use faith to believe in things you haven't the first idea about every day. Things that you say are "proven" yet have no idea what the proof looks like, let alone how to find it yourself.

What was the best episode?

Sumo of the Opera

Good band

Walls Of Jericho was one of my favorites, next to the Victorian England Christmas movie.

I really liked Rack Shack and Benny, Josh and the Big Wall, and King George and the Ducky. King George especially because of how well they adapted a non-G rated story.

Yeah see, I've heard the "how can you be sure it's real if you haven't seen it" argument before. It's a solipsistic platitude that serves no purpose other than to derail any serious conversation about science. We have a thing called Occam's Razor, and even without it, the facts remain that scientific facts have been observed by the vast population of Earth. The existence of a deity hasn't.

>I don't have an argument against it, so I'll say it doesn't matter
People see evidence of God all the time. You have no reason to disregard that when you accept things the exact same way under science. You have no argument other than your own willing lack of faith, especially when we remember the context of teaching children the values that have held societies together for centuries.

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Take your Occam's Razor down the street you big fat fatty nerd.

How the fuck do people this stupid manage to figure out how to operate a computer? Normies getting access to the internet was a mistake.

Even if each episode ended with "god made you special" it has some good lessons in there

When I was a kid I didn't care about the religious parts because most of it was just a cartoon teaching basic morals.

Like, there was an episode that taught you to be nice to other people, and at the tail end of the episode there was a minute and a half segment saying the quote in the Bible the lesson comes from. In a 30 minute cartoon.

I'm fully against brainwashing kids to blindly accept faith but if you seriously think VeggieTales is "propaganda" when it's literally just basic morals supported by a Bible quote then you have no idea what you're talking about.

(This is coming from an agnostic btw)

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Skip to 1:01:45

people wont die for 2+2=4
people will die for God

just make sure God says 2+2=4

>If I say he's retarded I'm right!

If he really was stupid then debunking his point would be really simple. And don't give me a "It's not worth my time" excuse when you're arguing in a thread about VeggieTales with random strangers

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I only watched the Pirate movie.

Literally isn't worth my time to explain to a retard why he is retarded on an anonymous image board. Especially since he won't even care what I say because he is retarded.

Is that why you're arguing with random strangers on the internet about fucking VeggieTales

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OH NO

Just because we have no way of observing it currently doesn't mean that it doesn't exist. Did cells in our body only begin to exist the first time someone saw them with a microscope? Before that point they may as well not have according to your logic.

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Anyone who's taken an entry level college science class knows science is a method. If something can neither be proven or disproven then it is beyond science.

I played a Larry Boy GBA game that was a lot like the original Mario Vs Donkey Kong (Which I also played)

Too bad I don't really like that style of gameplay.

>There is everything wrong with brainwashing kids to believe that a fictional book happened and that there is an imaginary man we have no evidence for

Except Christian openly call this "Faith"

Meanwhile Atheists call their conjectures "facts" despite there being 400 potential holes in the evidence, application of evidence and conclusions that don't even fit the evidence to begin with and assumes everyone who ridicules them is just ignorant.