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**popandopulus** · 04-14-2010, 12:48 AM

No, he was saying to stop worshipping Judaism. The point of his starting a new religion was that dad was saying that Judaism was obsolete and that it was time to upgrade to God 2.0.

Stupid Jews...

I just wish God 3.0 wouldn't have been such a dissapointment. I mean really, the whole holy war bug got worse and the whole suicide attack bug that was only present in some periferal mods got imported into the vanilla. It was also just so much more processing power! I mean seriusly praying like 5 times a day, think of all the waisted CPU cycles! Yes Trinity core has its problems but it was a bold curse to take and I just wish they kept working on the concept.

Also the modability sucks

God 2.0 can basically be modded into anything you want! Even God 1.0 allowed you to dual boot secularism and keep the OS just as a legacy system to run the cool ethnic-only apps. God 1.0 users made some awesome hacks for the OS, they seriusly optimised it, focusing less on user friendliness and more on functionality and its still used by the majority of those in top fraction of the fiancial and academic circles so I wouldn't berate the users that quickly.

Also the hardware requirements are just not cool. Forcing users to modify junk is just wrong

I think we'll be seing more and more educated people pick up open source solutions.

04-14-2010, 12:48 AM	#17
popandopulus Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 448 Senior Member	No, he was saying to stop worshipping Judaism. The point of his starting a new religion was that dad was saying that Judaism was obsolete and that it was time to upgrade to God 2.0. Stupid Jews... I just wish God 3.0 wouldn't have been such a dissapointment. I mean really, the whole holy war bug got worse and the whole suicide attack bug that was only present in some periferal mods got imported into the vanilla. It was also just so much more processing power! I mean seriusly praying like 5 times a day, think of all the waisted CPU cycles! Yes Trinity core has its problems but it was a bold curse to take and I just wish they kept working on the concept. Also the modability sucks God 2.0 can basically be modded into anything you want! Even God 1.0 allowed you to dual boot secularism and keep the OS just as a legacy system to run the cool ethnic-only apps. God 1.0 users made some awesome hacks for the OS, they seriusly optimised it, focusing less on user friendliness and more on functionality and its still used by the majority of those in top fraction of the fiancial and academic circles so I wouldn't berate the users that quickly. Also the hardware requirements are just not cool. Forcing users to modify junk is just wrong I think we'll be seing more and more educated people pick up open source solutions.
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