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I didn't really like the look of just having a mustache as I trimmed this all down, but thanks for your input. I'm taking comments into consideration for the future.

@RandomChristianGamer Here's hoping for a moustache then!🙏

It's a big reason why the game is so fun!

Yeah, and adding the fury that she's known for doesn't exactly help her be personable.

I'm just glad there wasn't any forced drama there, like so many movies and shows would've done.

I'm pretty sure most of Kingdom Hearts would look ridiculous out of context 🤣

Everyone's different, so I won't say all Christians should play it. Does it lead you to sin? If not, I'd generally say it's okay. If so, you should avoid it.

@RandomChristianGamer thank you Christian gamer but the game is about a Outlaw finding forgiveness does not lead you to send the main lesson is don't be scared of death and yes thank you Christian gamer have a good Christmas holiday

@RandomChristianGamer in Christian gamer the end of the game Arthur found peace and he got forgiven and before he died he met a nun he told the none that he lived a life for death because it's his mom died his dad died his son died his wife died but Christian gamer really good person keep spreading bird God bless you and have a good Christmas holiday

@@DeeannaWoods-x8r For all I know, it could lead someone to excessive anger or some other sin that most people wouldn't get to from RDR2. That's why I didn't want to say it's one way or the other for everyone. Anyway, Merry Christmas to you, too!

I liked them just fine, but to each their own, I guess.

Just with a less foul mouth and some other abilities

Yeah, I guess it shouldn't be surprising that they all have their advantages.

The gameplay is fine with me; I just find myself cringing at the songs a lot.

It's weird just how uncomfortable they made it (aside from certain body types, maybe)

KH2 has been one of my favorites since I played the original, and this version adds even more fun and challenges. So I'm really enjoying it!

I honestly didn't know that. In my defense, though, this is pulling from the movie, in which Hercules defeats the hydra with a rock slide, and Sora's keyblade definitely isn't on fire.

@RandomChristianGamer yeah but it's magic and I don't think it's said you kill the hydra more so you tire it out Cerberus is a great example you don't actually kill Cerberus your just tiring him out and in the cups you just knock him out

@gamingdemon1235 Yeah, the magic is what allows for creative liberties. I guess I just hoped there would be more to it than "vanquishing" the heads.

@@RandomChristianGamer I mean you can ride on the back of Pegasus for a bit

@@RandomChristianGamer also keep in mind the game is from 2005 so there were restrictions back then using the ps2 technology

it definitely deserved more attention

No, I hadn't heard of them. Thanks for the recommendation! Do they have a demo or beta of the game available yet?

@@RandomChristianGamer Not that I know of. I think that they are still busy working on their first game now. Waiting to hear when it will be available.

I understand what you're saying, but nobody needs to pay anything if they participate in the sponsorship. All that requires is downloading and playing Stormshot through this link: strms.net/stormshot_thatrandomchristiangamer?

I'm also giving 10% of my earnings from this month to a disaster relief charity so that the donations will be more helpful.

Thanks for that!

Yeah, Goofy's kinda clumsy, but they show us plenty of times how smart he is. Then that one scene in KH3 finally made fans respect Donald.

Goofy = Clumsy Donald = Hot Headed + Tunnel Vision Sora = Mickey Mouse level of Obliviousness. None of these trains means the trio are dumb, in fact, all three are incredibly smart. Donald knew freaking Zetta Flare and held it in his pocket until the end of KH3. He could have pulled it out any minute and used it, but in all those rage filled moments he stuck with Firaga, Thundaga, and Blizzaga. Sora constantly gets reset to Level 1, and quickly relearns everything he was forced to forget at a much faster rate than when he previously learned his tricks, AND he improved upon them, thinking outside the box of the average Keyblade Master. Goofy is the Captain of the Royal Guard for the Magic Kingdom lead by King Mickey. The fact that Goofy is able to be so efficient of a leader that the Royal Guards can operate without him is a testament to how smart and amazing he is. They were so efficient, Goofy would occasionally be found napping and often would walk around with such a calm and relaxed demeanor. This man had nothing but faith in his Knights when the Magic Kingdom got taken over by Heartless a few years after his return in KH2.

I think so, too. And the last part might have been because Roxas seemed to be sincerely believing it

Probably two separate days. I often record the longer videos that I pull these from one day and add some other comments later, after I've figured out what I want to clip from them for short videos. I hope you're doing well!

I'm playing on standard mode. I didn't want to spend too much time getting through it because I'm doing the whole series (or at least most of it).

but its with cars, planes, or spinning objects (which the first too have)

Might wanna keep an eye on him 😁

@@RandomChristianGamer speaking of him he just sent me a clip of some one beating Riku 100 times within an hour. Should I be concerned?

@@peanutbutterandjukie4083 maybe a little. 100 times is a lot.

He probably didn't meet the physical embodiment of Jesus, but I believe he heard from Jesus, who the bible says came back to life and rose to heaven.

You can believe or not; I still think God cares about you.

I get notices like this all the time, especially in KH games. I just found this one odd since I was playing KH2 and got a notice on something that said KH3.

Gotta let 'em know what's good 😎

Thanks! 👍

Well, I'll be publishing a lot more in the coming months since I'm playing through most of the series right now.

I hope this video helped. If you have any questions on it, feel free to let me know and I'll do my best to make sense of it.

Yeah, this game and KH2's opening indicate that memories actually help shape reality in the KH universe, so I guess the canon reason would be that it changed when his memory of the charm was changed.

Yeah, I was just trying to think of a reasonable story explanation for how.

@RandomChristianGamer that is the reasonable story explanation. His memories are different, so everything's now different. Namine is a nobody, so the charm is a bland and soulless re-creation. The original has more charm and characters to it. This is literally showing you because that's how storytelling works, how his memories are changing, and also giving you subtle insight into nobodies. Also, dood can change clothes mid fight with magic. So, like magic? At the very least, magic made it happen.

And, like most magic in the series, it doesn't get explained very well.

Honestly, I don't chat over Xbox much, so I don't connect a mic to it much. I can tell you that it now has some stick drift, though.

The phase right after this scene is the hardest one IMO. He's all like, "Come, open your heart." And I'm thinking, "No! You put down that light cage thing first!"

​​@@RandomChristianGamersorry don't know if the other comment went through, but it said the heartless dash attack was what was really hard for me

I had to replay the game and save ALL THE ELIXERS just to get past by a hair (basicly i was one hit away from rage quitting a second time)😅😢

@@atticusmangan8921 It went through; I was just busy. But yeah, that can be sneaky-hard to dodge.

Thanks!

Appreciate the feedback. It's a little difficult to do what you're asking when summarizing the bible like I'm trying to. Any specific thoughts on editing style that could keep it more interesting?