driver on 18/2/2007 at 01:49
I'm fairly sure this has been posted at least once before. It's written by Kieron Gillen, after all.
Still, interesting read.
TheCapedPillager on 18/2/2007 at 17:31
Oh right, I thought it was new because of the date on the article. Sorry about that. Still, I'll leave this post here in case anyone hasn't already seen it.
cosmicnut on 8/3/2007 at 09:09
Sorry to dissapoint you, I know it is kinda symbolic, but....
The cross is upside down because your walking on the ceiling (oh, what a feelin... we're walkin on the ceilin.......)
Matthew on 8/3/2007 at 09:29
Yes, because the idea that they might have decided to place the church in that section as a result is preposterous.
Kolya on 8/3/2007 at 14:19
The game industry is run by evil persons.
Clearly the cross is upside down because they want us all to WORSHIP SATAN!!!!
RootbeerTapper on 9/3/2007 at 04:44
Quote Posted by Matthew
Yes, because the idea that they might have decided to place the church in that section as a result is preposterous.
Why would a chapel be on a ship designed for battle than a ship designed for exploration like the VB?
I know the ship's section was turned upside down but still I think it's awesome. They didn't have to put a chapel on the ship in the first place infact to me it looks out of place.
june gloom on 9/3/2007 at 08:33
Quote Posted by RootbeerTapper
Why would a chapel be on a ship designed for battle than a ship designed for exploration like the VB?
perhaps it's just a continuation of the rank and file of military tending to be slightly more religious/faithful than skeptical, secular scientists? there are no atheists in foxholes, after all.
Matthew on 9/3/2007 at 09:42
Quote Posted by RootbeerTapper
Why would a chapel be on a ship designed for battle
When I say 'they' I meant IG rather than the in-world ship designers.
