Hey, since the Goth Kit won the vote...

"LiELF;c-18283199" wrote:

"fujicakes1;c-18283100" wrote:
I dunno because I would love a goth kit but I really don't want death to be involved in any way. Please no. :'(

I actually think of it as a way to prevent death. If a player can play the Grim Reaper, they would have the power to stop death, wouldn't they? And I do think that should be a factor in a pack like this (If it were to ever happen).

To be honest, I play a lot of Sims and I use aging off. I don't like to see my Sims die. (Townies on the other hand.... *ahem*.) But I think about what else could be in a pack like this for those who are not inclined to celebrate death in a video game, and maybe it would be a way to honor the past, and play ancestors who lived long ago, but in the form of Ghosts, watching over their lineage.

There are nice ways to play these kinds of concepts, too. :)

I guess I could get on board with that. Honestly what is funny is, like I said somewhere else, I really enjoy horror movies and being scared and I think practical effect gore and etc is really cool, like especially watching documentaries or behind-the-scenes on how they make that stuff and then watching it in action is crazy, and I think that the crazy over-the-top deaths in things like that - it's pretty entertaining. And in our house - every day is Halloween. We even use a werewolf for our Christmas tree. But there's just something about my games that is different, I like my games to be perfect fantasy worlds where there is no stress or suffering or anything like that. I do like bullet hell games but I like the anime-style cutesy bullet hell games, and dungeon crawlers but the same sort of thing, anything like that that I play is cutesy and colorful and not realistic at all. So...yeh. I can't explain why my brain works the way it does, but that's the way it works. For some reason.