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Star Pirates

by tigerseptim » Sun Jan 05, 2025 1:07 pm

I've never seen anything quite like [url=https://starpirates.net]Star Pirates[/i]. It's a browser game that takes place in a world where death is obsolete--and it shows in the players. I'd be raided and have the raider gift me duct tape to get me out of space dock faster.

It got me to thinking. I've been a Christian all my life, but this little game is the best example I've seen of Christ-like behavior. It's almost as if removing the fear of death should lead one to treat others well.

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