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- February 17, 2020
- 8:22 am
The Walking Dead
I’ve made the biggest mistake, the biggest oopsie of all time. A big heckin stinky. The moral repercussions of my actions know no bounds in The Walking Dead Saints and Sinners.
What is the importance of compassion in the post-apocalyptic world of The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners?
The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners is a popular virtual reality game that involves surviving a zombie-infested New Orleans. As thrilling as this game can be, it is not without its challenges, and sometimes, mistakes can be made.
Have you ever made a mistake in a game that made you feel absolutely horrible? I certainly have, and it happened while playing The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners VR. It was a mistake that cost me more than just a character’s life, it was a mistake that led me to question my own morality.
I had been playing the game for hours, scavenging for supplies, crafting weapons, and fighting off hordes of zombies. I had even managed to build up a sense of companionship with a non-playable character (NPC), a woman named May. May had been my guide and confidante, and I had grown to rely on her advice and support.
One day, while out on a mission with May, we stumbled upon a group of survivors who were in desperate need of help. They were out of food and medicine and were running out of time. The leader of the group begged us to share our supplies with them, promising that they would pay us back in kind.
I hesitated, unsure of whether I could trust this group of strangers. May, on the other hand, was adamant that we should help. She reminded me of how difficult it had been for us to survive on our own and how a little compassion could go a long way in the post-apocalyptic world we found ourselves in.
Against my better judgment, I eventually agreed to share our supplies with the survivors. But as soon as we left, I regretted it. I couldn’t shake off the feeling that we had made a mistake, and that we had put our own survival at risk by giving away our precious resources.
That night, while back at our base, May noticed that something was troubling me. I confided in her my doubts and fears about having given away our supplies to the strangers. May was shocked and disgusted at me, reminding me that we had made a commitment to help others survive in this new world. She made me realize that all of us, as living beings, are connected to each other and should help each other out in times of need.
I had made a horrible mistake, and May had woken me up to the reality of my decisions. I had lost sight of the bigger picture and had become selfish and cynical, which is not how I wanted to live my life.
In conclusion, The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners VR is more than just an exhilarating game. It has the power to challenge our beliefs and make us confront our own morality. It is a reminder that we are all capable of making mistakes, but that we should never stop striving to be the best versions of ourselves.
