This game is way better than pirate warriors. Believe me 👍🏻 I can say that this is the best One Piece game ever. If you read the other comments, many people agreed that
Found Faithful Before he left, he called together ten of his servants and divided among them ten pounds of silver, saying, “Invest this for me while I am gone.” -Luke 19:13 What are we supposed to do as Christians until Jesus returns? How are we to live our lives? The Bible tells us there are specific things that we should be doing. One thing that God has given to every follower of Jesus, without exception, is the message of the gospel. While not everyone is called to be an evangelist, everyone is called to evangelize. The apostle Paul mentioned in his letter to Timothy how God entrusted “the glorious Good News” to him (1 Timothy 1:11). And God has entrusted the glorious Good News to us as well. Jesus told a parable about a man of great wealth who was preparing to leave on a long trip. He called his servants together and gave each of them a sum of money. Everyone received the same amount. Then he told them, “Invest this for me while I am gone” (Luke 19:13) In the same way, Jesus is saying to us, “I’m coming back soon, so take this message that I’ve entrusted to you and share it with others. Do God’s business until I return.” There is nothing wrong with having a career or getting married and having a family. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the things God has given to us. But here’s the question we must ask ourselves: “What am I personally doing to get the gospel out?” Maybe you believe that is the job of pastors and evangelists. Yes, it is. But it is also the job of every Christian. It is more than giving money for the work of evangelism, although that is a very good thing to do. It is also looking for opportunities that God puts in our paths. Jesus made this clear in another parable He told about someone who had mismanaged his employer’s finances. Knowing he was about to be fired, the manager reached out to several of the people who owed money to his employer. For example, one man owed 800 gallons of oil, so the employee had him settle the debt for 400 gallons. The manager did the same thing with a number of people who were in debt to his employer. And ultimately, instead of reproving this manager, the employer commended him for his shrewdness. Jesus concluded by saying, “Here’s the lesson: Use your worldly resources to benefit others and make friends. Then, when your possessions are gone, they will welcome you to an eternal home” (Luke 16:9) In the same way, we need to take our resources and use them for the work of the gospel. God has given each of us three things to use for His glory: time, talent, and treasure. We all have these in varying degrees. God doesn’t hold us responsible for success; He holds us responsible for faithfulness. In that final day, Jesus isn’t going to say, “Well done, good and successful servant.” Instead, He will say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Take what God has given you and do the best that you can do.
Found Faithful Before he left, he called together ten of his servants and divided among them ten pounds of silver, saying, “Invest this for me while I am gone.” -Luke 19:13 What are we supposed to do as Christians until Jesus returns? How are we to live our lives? The Bible tells us there are specific things that we should be doing. One thing that God has given to every follower of Jesus, without exception, is the message of the gospel. While not everyone is called to be an evangelist, everyone is called to evangelize. The apostle Paul mentioned in his letter to Timothy how God entrusted “the glorious Good News” to him (1 Timothy 1:11). And God has entrusted the glorious Good News to us as well. Jesus told a parable about a man of great wealth who was preparing to leave on a long trip. He called his servants together and gave each of them a sum of money. Everyone received the same amount. Then he told them, “Invest this for me while I am gone” (Luke 19:13) In the same way, Jesus is saying to us, “I’m coming back soon, so take this message that I’ve entrusted to you and share it with others. Do God’s business until I return.” There is nothing wrong with having a career or getting married and having a family. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the things God has given to us. But here’s the question we must ask ourselves: “What am I personally doing to get the gospel out?” Maybe you believe that is the job of pastors and evangelists. Yes, it is. But it is also the job of every Christian. It is more than giving money for the work of evangelism, although that is a very good thing to do. It is also looking for opportunities that God puts in our paths. Jesus made this clear in another parable He told about someone who had mismanaged his employer’s finances. Knowing he was about to be fired, the manager reached out to several of the people who owed money to his employer. For example, one man owed 800 gallons of oil, so the employee had him settle the debt for 400 gallons. The manager did the same thing with a number of people who were in debt to his employer. And ultimately, instead of reproving this manager, the employer commended him for his shrewdness. Jesus concluded by saying, “Here’s the lesson: Use your worldly resources to benefit others and make friends. Then, when your possessions are gone, they will welcome you to an eternal home” (Luke 16:9) In the same way, we need to take our resources and use them for the work of the gospel. God has given each of us three things to use for His glory: time, talent, and treasure. We all have these in varying degrees. God doesn’t hold us responsible for success; He holds us responsible for faithfulness. In that final day, Jesus isn’t going to say, “Well done, good and successful servant.” Instead, He will say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Take what God has given you and do the best that you can do.
Found Faithful Before he left, he called together ten of his servants and divided among them ten pounds of silver, saying, “Invest this for me while I am gone.” -Luke 19:13 What are we supposed to do as Christians until Jesus returns? How are we to live our lives? The Bible tells us there are specific things that we should be doing. One thing that God has given to every follower of Jesus, without exception, is the message of the gospel. While not everyone is called to be an evangelist, everyone is called to evangelize. The apostle Paul mentioned in his letter to Timothy how God entrusted “the glorious Good News” to him (1 Timothy 1:11). And God has entrusted the glorious Good News to us as well. Jesus told a parable about a man of great wealth who was preparing to leave on a long trip. He called his servants together and gave each of them a sum of money. Everyone received the same amount. Then he told them, “Invest this for me while I am gone” (Luke 19:13) In the same way, Jesus is saying to us, “I’m coming back soon, so take this message that I’ve entrusted to you and share it with others. Do God’s business until I return.” There is nothing wrong with having a career or getting married and having a family. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the things God has given to us. But here’s the question we must ask ourselves: “What am I personally doing to get the gospel out?” Maybe you believe that is the job of pastors and evangelists. Yes, it is. But it is also the job of every Christian. It is more than giving money for the work of evangelism, although that is a very good thing to do. It is also looking for opportunities that God puts in our paths. Jesus made this clear in another parable He told about someone who had mismanaged his employer’s finances. Knowing he was about to be fired, the manager reached out to several of the people who owed money to his employer. For example, one man owed 800 gallons of oil, so the employee had him settle the debt for 400 gallons. The manager did the same thing with a number of people who were in debt to his employer. And ultimately, instead of reproving this manager, the employer commended him for his shrewdness. Jesus concluded by saying, “Here’s the lesson: Use your worldly resources to benefit others and make friends. Then, when your possessions are gone, they will welcome you to an eternal home” (Luke 16:9) In the same way, we need to take our resources and use them for the work of the gospel. God has given each of us three things to use for His glory: time, talent, and treasure. We all have these in varying degrees. God doesn’t hold us responsible for success; He holds us responsible for faithfulness. In that final day, Jesus isn’t going to say, “Well done, good and successful servant.” Instead, He will say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Take what God has given you and do the best that you can do.
It seems to me that on Ps5 the game goes in 4k upscaled and 30 fps locked while on xbox it goes in native 4k and 60 fps based on the backward compatibility of ps4 pro and xbox one x.
Found Faithful Before he left, he called together ten of his servants and divided among them ten pounds of silver, saying, “Invest this for me while I am gone.” -Luke 19:13 What are we supposed to do as Christians until Jesus returns? How are we to live our lives? The Bible tells us there are specific things that we should be doing. One thing that God has given to every follower of Jesus, without exception, is the message of the gospel. While not everyone is called to be an evangelist, everyone is called to evangelize. The apostle Paul mentioned in his letter to Timothy how God entrusted “the glorious Good News” to him (1 Timothy 1:11). And God has entrusted the glorious Good News to us as well. Jesus told a parable about a man of great wealth who was preparing to leave on a long trip. He called his servants together and gave each of them a sum of money. Everyone received the same amount. Then he told them, “Invest this for me while I am gone” (Luke 19:13) In the same way, Jesus is saying to us, “I’m coming back soon, so take this message that I’ve entrusted to you and share it with others. Do God’s business until I return.” There is nothing wrong with having a career or getting married and having a family. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the things God has given to us. But here’s the question we must ask ourselves: “What am I personally doing to get the gospel out?” Maybe you believe that is the job of pastors and evangelists. Yes, it is. But it is also the job of every Christian. It is more than giving money for the work of evangelism, although that is a very good thing to do. It is also looking for opportunities that God puts in our paths. Jesus made this clear in another parable He told about someone who had mismanaged his employer’s finances. Knowing he was about to be fired, the manager reached out to several of the people who owed money to his employer. For example, one man owed 800 gallons of oil, so the employee had him settle the debt for 400 gallons. The manager did the same thing with a number of people who were in debt to his employer. And ultimately, instead of reproving this manager, the employer commended him for his shrewdness. Jesus concluded by saying, “Here’s the lesson: Use your worldly resources to benefit others and make friends. Then, when your possessions are gone, they will welcome you to an eternal home” (Luke 16:9) In the same way, we need to take our resources and use them for the work of the gospel. God has given each of us three things to use for His glory: time, talent, and treasure. We all have these in varying degrees. God doesn’t hold us responsible for success; He holds us responsible for faithfulness. In that final day, Jesus isn’t going to say, “Well done, good and successful servant.” Instead, He will say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Take what God has given you and do the best that you can do.
Found Faithful Before he left, he called together ten of his servants and divided among them ten pounds of silver, saying, “Invest this for me while I am gone.” -Luke 19:13 What are we supposed to do as Christians until Jesus returns? How are we to live our lives? The Bible tells us there are specific things that we should be doing. One thing that God has given to every follower of Jesus, without exception, is the message of the gospel. While not everyone is called to be an evangelist, everyone is called to evangelize. The apostle Paul mentioned in his letter to Timothy how God entrusted “the glorious Good News” to him (1 Timothy 1:11). And God has entrusted the glorious Good News to us as well. Jesus told a parable about a man of great wealth who was preparing to leave on a long trip. He called his servants together and gave each of them a sum of money. Everyone received the same amount. Then he told them, “Invest this for me while I am gone” (Luke 19:13) In the same way, Jesus is saying to us, “I’m coming back soon, so take this message that I’ve entrusted to you and share it with others. Do God’s business until I return.” There is nothing wrong with having a career or getting married and having a family. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the things God has given to us. But here’s the question we must ask ourselves: “What am I personally doing to get the gospel out?” Maybe you believe that is the job of pastors and evangelists. Yes, it is. But it is also the job of every Christian. It is more than giving money for the work of evangelism, although that is a very good thing to do. It is also looking for opportunities that God puts in our paths. Jesus made this clear in another parable He told about someone who had mismanaged his employer’s finances. Knowing he was about to be fired, the manager reached out to several of the people who owed money to his employer. For example, one man owed 800 gallons of oil, so the employee had him settle the debt for 400 gallons. The manager did the same thing with a number of people who were in debt to his employer. And ultimately, instead of reproving this manager, the employer commended him for his shrewdness. Jesus concluded by saying, “Here’s the lesson: Use your worldly resources to benefit others and make friends. Then, when your possessions are gone, they will welcome you to an eternal home” (Luke 16:9) In the same way, we need to take our resources and use them for the work of the gospel. God has given each of us three things to use for His glory: time, talent, and treasure. We all have these in varying degrees. God doesn’t hold us responsible for success; He holds us responsible for faithfulness. In that final day, Jesus isn’t going to say, “Well done, good and successful servant.” Instead, He will say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Take what God has given you and do the best that you can do.
They are probably busy with anime voice acting or the developers may have had budget constraints that prevented them from adding multilanguage voice acting to the game.
I really like it, not a great story but playing luffy on this game is a satisfying experience. I like this game more than Pirate Warrior series. Also I'm hard fan of Luffy, maybe thats was the reason.
Found Faithful Before he left, he called together ten of his servants and divided among them ten pounds of silver, saying, “Invest this for me while I am gone.” -Luke 19:13 What are we supposed to do as Christians until Jesus returns? How are we to live our lives? The Bible tells us there are specific things that we should be doing. One thing that God has given to every follower of Jesus, without exception, is the message of the gospel. While not everyone is called to be an evangelist, everyone is called to evangelize. The apostle Paul mentioned in his letter to Timothy how God entrusted “the glorious Good News” to him (1 Timothy 1:11). And God has entrusted the glorious Good News to us as well. Jesus told a parable about a man of great wealth who was preparing to leave on a long trip. He called his servants together and gave each of them a sum of money. Everyone received the same amount. Then he told them, “Invest this for me while I am gone” (Luke 19:13) In the same way, Jesus is saying to us, “I’m coming back soon, so take this message that I’ve entrusted to you and share it with others. Do God’s business until I return.” There is nothing wrong with having a career or getting married and having a family. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the things God has given to us. But here’s the question we must ask ourselves: “What am I personally doing to get the gospel out?” Maybe you believe that is the job of pastors and evangelists. Yes, it is. But it is also the job of every Christian. It is more than giving money for the work of evangelism, although that is a very good thing to do. It is also looking for opportunities that God puts in our paths. Jesus made this clear in another parable He told about someone who had mismanaged his employer’s finances. Knowing he was about to be fired, the manager reached out to several of the people who owed money to his employer. For example, one man owed 800 gallons of oil, so the employee had him settle the debt for 400 gallons. The manager did the same thing with a number of people who were in debt to his employer. And ultimately, instead of reproving this manager, the employer commended him for his shrewdness. Jesus concluded by saying, “Here’s the lesson: Use your worldly resources to benefit others and make friends. Then, when your possessions are gone, they will welcome you to an eternal home” (Luke 16:9) In the same way, we need to take our resources and use them for the work of the gospel. God has given each of us three things to use for His glory: time, talent, and treasure. We all have these in varying degrees. God doesn’t hold us responsible for success; He holds us responsible for faithfulness. In that final day, Jesus isn’t going to say, “Well done, good and successful servant.” Instead, He will say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Take what God has given you and do the best that you can do.
Found Faithful Before he left, he called together ten of his servants and divided among them ten pounds of silver, saying, “Invest this for me while I am gone.” -Luke 19:13 What are we supposed to do as Christians until Jesus returns? How are we to live our lives? The Bible tells us there are specific things that we should be doing. One thing that God has given to every follower of Jesus, without exception, is the message of the gospel. While not everyone is called to be an evangelist, everyone is called to evangelize. The apostle Paul mentioned in his letter to Timothy how God entrusted “the glorious Good News” to him (1 Timothy 1:11). And God has entrusted the glorious Good News to us as well. Jesus told a parable about a man of great wealth who was preparing to leave on a long trip. He called his servants together and gave each of them a sum of money. Everyone received the same amount. Then he told them, “Invest this for me while I am gone” (Luke 19:13) In the same way, Jesus is saying to us, “I’m coming back soon, so take this message that I’ve entrusted to you and share it with others. Do God’s business until I return.” There is nothing wrong with having a career or getting married and having a family. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the things God has given to us. But here’s the question we must ask ourselves: “What am I personally doing to get the gospel out?” Maybe you believe that is the job of pastors and evangelists. Yes, it is. But it is also the job of every Christian. It is more than giving money for the work of evangelism, although that is a very good thing to do. It is also looking for opportunities that God puts in our paths. Jesus made this clear in another parable He told about someone who had mismanaged his employer’s finances. Knowing he was about to be fired, the manager reached out to several of the people who owed money to his employer. For example, one man owed 800 gallons of oil, so the employee had him settle the debt for 400 gallons. The manager did the same thing with a number of people who were in debt to his employer. And ultimately, instead of reproving this manager, the employer commended him for his shrewdness. Jesus concluded by saying, “Here’s the lesson: Use your worldly resources to benefit others and make friends. Then, when your possessions are gone, they will welcome you to an eternal home” (Luke 16:9) In the same way, we need to take our resources and use them for the work of the gospel. God has given each of us three things to use for His glory: time, talent, and treasure. We all have these in varying degrees. God doesn’t hold us responsible for success; He holds us responsible for faithfulness. In that final day, Jesus isn’t going to say, “Well done, good and successful servant.” Instead, He will say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Take what God has given you and do the best that you can do.
🔥 Who are your top 3 favorite One Piece characters?
👉 My favorites in order: Zorro, Luffy and Robin! 🤘
Chopper, Sanji and Luffy
luffy zoro and KING USSOPPPPP praise him 🗿
Luffy Mihawk sabo
luffy
law
zoro
Luffy, Zoro and Sanji
Chopper is so adorable
Yeah, I love Chopper too
This is my first one piece game in 7 years , so excited and thanks bro for all your efforts
I like this game. Hope more game like this will come
My favorite luffy and Zoro
Hello people, i have to ask yalls opinion, should i buy One Piece Oddysey or One piece World Seeker?
If you like turn based games odyssey should be good choice. But if you want to play a good one piece game, definitely World Seeker
@@psrulez Thank you
@@psrulez I dont like the "Turn-Based" Fighting, so I will go with world seeker.
@@psrulezBut do you think the Pirate Warrior game could be good?
This game is way better than pirate warriors. Believe me 👍🏻 I can say that this is the best One Piece game ever. If you read the other comments, many people agreed that
Nice gameplay bro, I think the equipment upgrades are op, because I had close to 8k hp (along with the health upgrades.) in the radio tower mission.
This and burning blood is what one piece needs to focus on as far as games
Exactly! Pirate Warriors series and Odyssey is really boring for me!
@@psrulez yeah especially for one piece, PS2 already covered similar games like those
@@blissheyoka6540 Exactly. I hope more good games will released like this.
@@psrulez They cut the storyline real short in warriors. Too little content to be price like that.
I’m getting this game for my birthday it looks super fun!
It’s free btw
Yeah, it's so fun
Def gonna sub the game looks amazing so far and the fact you played it for 9 hrs, 58 mins, and 26 secs is crazy
Really it is! Best One Piece game I've ever played. I dont even like the new game, Odyssey
Yea oddysey fighting style not really good
@@HelenCoulthard-q4n turn based games is not for me
This is cool asf, I’m bout to play this over the summer for sure
The animation is top tier ngl
animations were above my expectation. I really like this game.
Found Faithful
Before he left, he called together ten of his servants and divided among them ten pounds of silver, saying, “Invest this for me while I am gone.”
-Luke 19:13
What are we supposed to do as Christians until Jesus returns? How are we to live our lives? The Bible tells us there are specific things that we should be doing.
One thing that God has given to every follower of Jesus, without exception, is the message of the gospel. While not everyone is called to be an evangelist, everyone is called to evangelize.
The apostle Paul mentioned in his letter to Timothy how God entrusted “the glorious Good News” to him (1 Timothy 1:11). And God has entrusted the glorious Good News to us as well.
Jesus told a parable about a man of great wealth who was preparing to leave on a long trip. He called his servants together and gave each of them a sum of money. Everyone received the same amount. Then he told them, “Invest this for me while I am gone” (Luke 19:13)
In the same way, Jesus is saying to us, “I’m coming back soon, so take this message that I’ve entrusted to you and share it with others. Do God’s business until I return.”
There is nothing wrong with having a career or getting married and having a family. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the things God has given to us.
But here’s the question we must ask ourselves: “What am I personally doing to get the gospel out?”
Maybe you believe that is the job of pastors and evangelists. Yes, it is. But it is also the job of every Christian. It is more than giving money for the work of evangelism, although that is a very good thing to do. It is also looking for opportunities that God puts in our paths.
Jesus made this clear in another parable He told about someone who had mismanaged his employer’s finances. Knowing he was about to be fired, the manager reached out to several of the people who owed money to his employer.
For example, one man owed 800 gallons of oil, so the employee had him settle the debt for 400 gallons. The manager did the same thing with a number of people who were in debt to his employer. And ultimately, instead of reproving this manager, the employer commended him for his shrewdness.
Jesus concluded by saying, “Here’s the lesson: Use your worldly resources to benefit others and make friends. Then, when your possessions are gone, they will welcome you to an eternal home” (Luke 16:9)
In the same way, we need to take our resources and use them for the work of the gospel. God has given each of us three things to use for His glory: time, talent, and treasure. We all have these in varying degrees.
God doesn’t hold us responsible for success; He holds us responsible for faithfulness. In that final day, Jesus isn’t going to say, “Well done, good and successful servant.” Instead, He will say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Take what God has given you and do the best that you can do.
This is amazing I can’t wait to play this game! Thank you for recording the gameplay! ❤
Hope you enjoy it!
i love a RPG like One piece more than musou type, i think this one is just perfect
Totally agreed 👍🏻
Thanks for this it looked like it took a long time to record and edit thanks sm for ur dedication 🫶🏽🤎
Yes, It was... Thank you for your concern. I hope you enjoy it.
Found Faithful
Before he left, he called together ten of his servants and divided among them ten pounds of silver, saying, “Invest this for me while I am gone.”
-Luke 19:13
What are we supposed to do as Christians until Jesus returns? How are we to live our lives? The Bible tells us there are specific things that we should be doing.
One thing that God has given to every follower of Jesus, without exception, is the message of the gospel. While not everyone is called to be an evangelist, everyone is called to evangelize.
The apostle Paul mentioned in his letter to Timothy how God entrusted “the glorious Good News” to him (1 Timothy 1:11). And God has entrusted the glorious Good News to us as well.
Jesus told a parable about a man of great wealth who was preparing to leave on a long trip. He called his servants together and gave each of them a sum of money. Everyone received the same amount. Then he told them, “Invest this for me while I am gone” (Luke 19:13)
In the same way, Jesus is saying to us, “I’m coming back soon, so take this message that I’ve entrusted to you and share it with others. Do God’s business until I return.”
There is nothing wrong with having a career or getting married and having a family. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the things God has given to us.
But here’s the question we must ask ourselves: “What am I personally doing to get the gospel out?”
Maybe you believe that is the job of pastors and evangelists. Yes, it is. But it is also the job of every Christian. It is more than giving money for the work of evangelism, although that is a very good thing to do. It is also looking for opportunities that God puts in our paths.
Jesus made this clear in another parable He told about someone who had mismanaged his employer’s finances. Knowing he was about to be fired, the manager reached out to several of the people who owed money to his employer.
For example, one man owed 800 gallons of oil, so the employee had him settle the debt for 400 gallons. The manager did the same thing with a number of people who were in debt to his employer. And ultimately, instead of reproving this manager, the employer commended him for his shrewdness.
Jesus concluded by saying, “Here’s the lesson: Use your worldly resources to benefit others and make friends. Then, when your possessions are gone, they will welcome you to an eternal home” (Luke 16:9)
In the same way, we need to take our resources and use them for the work of the gospel. God has given each of us three things to use for His glory: time, talent, and treasure. We all have these in varying degrees.
God doesn’t hold us responsible for success; He holds us responsible for faithfulness. In that final day, Jesus isn’t going to say, “Well done, good and successful servant.” Instead, He will say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Take what God has given you and do the best that you can do.
Best one piece game I think
for me too! 🤘
Jeez this game is amazing everything about it is top tier the fighting, the stealth, dang I need this
Best One Piece game even now! 👍
Now I'm working on One Piece Odyssey but I'm really so bored. Turn based battles are not for me
@@psrulez same here
@@Ghost_696 long live action games 🤘
The new one is bad because of combat not this game
The cutscenes are top tier, but the dialogue outside of the cutscenes is quite questionable
Exactly! General characteristic of Japanese games. Great cutscene but other than that bad dialogue scenes. Remember old Final Fantasy games
Found Faithful
Before he left, he called together ten of his servants and divided among them ten pounds of silver, saying, “Invest this for me while I am gone.”
-Luke 19:13
What are we supposed to do as Christians until Jesus returns? How are we to live our lives? The Bible tells us there are specific things that we should be doing.
One thing that God has given to every follower of Jesus, without exception, is the message of the gospel. While not everyone is called to be an evangelist, everyone is called to evangelize.
The apostle Paul mentioned in his letter to Timothy how God entrusted “the glorious Good News” to him (1 Timothy 1:11). And God has entrusted the glorious Good News to us as well.
Jesus told a parable about a man of great wealth who was preparing to leave on a long trip. He called his servants together and gave each of them a sum of money. Everyone received the same amount. Then he told them, “Invest this for me while I am gone” (Luke 19:13)
In the same way, Jesus is saying to us, “I’m coming back soon, so take this message that I’ve entrusted to you and share it with others. Do God’s business until I return.”
There is nothing wrong with having a career or getting married and having a family. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the things God has given to us.
But here’s the question we must ask ourselves: “What am I personally doing to get the gospel out?”
Maybe you believe that is the job of pastors and evangelists. Yes, it is. But it is also the job of every Christian. It is more than giving money for the work of evangelism, although that is a very good thing to do. It is also looking for opportunities that God puts in our paths.
Jesus made this clear in another parable He told about someone who had mismanaged his employer’s finances. Knowing he was about to be fired, the manager reached out to several of the people who owed money to his employer.
For example, one man owed 800 gallons of oil, so the employee had him settle the debt for 400 gallons. The manager did the same thing with a number of people who were in debt to his employer. And ultimately, instead of reproving this manager, the employer commended him for his shrewdness.
Jesus concluded by saying, “Here’s the lesson: Use your worldly resources to benefit others and make friends. Then, when your possessions are gone, they will welcome you to an eternal home” (Luke 16:9)
In the same way, we need to take our resources and use them for the work of the gospel. God has given each of us three things to use for His glory: time, talent, and treasure. We all have these in varying degrees.
God doesn’t hold us responsible for success; He holds us responsible for faithfulness. In that final day, Jesus isn’t going to say, “Well done, good and successful servant.” Instead, He will say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Take what God has given you and do the best that you can do.
If I never played this game ever or saw the show would I be missing much if I took the dive? It looks cool
Yes, this game is really cool. So much talking, so much walking but it's good and fun.
Can i ask a question.does dbz kakarot have story or only fighting battles
As far as I know yes! It's an open world action rpg.
Do you get to sail on any one piece game?
is it 60fps on ps5?
No It's locked to 4K 30FPS on PS5, It's video specification. Recorded on 60FPS.
It seems to me that on Ps5 the game goes in 4k upscaled and 30 fps locked while on xbox it goes in native 4k and 60 fps based on the backward compatibility of ps4 pro and xbox one x.
Yes it is locked to 30fps but not upscaled to 4k. It's native 4k 30fps on ps4pro and ps5 according to Sony.
Found Faithful
Before he left, he called together ten of his servants and divided among them ten pounds of silver, saying, “Invest this for me while I am gone.”
-Luke 19:13
What are we supposed to do as Christians until Jesus returns? How are we to live our lives? The Bible tells us there are specific things that we should be doing.
One thing that God has given to every follower of Jesus, without exception, is the message of the gospel. While not everyone is called to be an evangelist, everyone is called to evangelize.
The apostle Paul mentioned in his letter to Timothy how God entrusted “the glorious Good News” to him (1 Timothy 1:11). And God has entrusted the glorious Good News to us as well.
Jesus told a parable about a man of great wealth who was preparing to leave on a long trip. He called his servants together and gave each of them a sum of money. Everyone received the same amount. Then he told them, “Invest this for me while I am gone” (Luke 19:13)
In the same way, Jesus is saying to us, “I’m coming back soon, so take this message that I’ve entrusted to you and share it with others. Do God’s business until I return.”
There is nothing wrong with having a career or getting married and having a family. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the things God has given to us.
But here’s the question we must ask ourselves: “What am I personally doing to get the gospel out?”
Maybe you believe that is the job of pastors and evangelists. Yes, it is. But it is also the job of every Christian. It is more than giving money for the work of evangelism, although that is a very good thing to do. It is also looking for opportunities that God puts in our paths.
Jesus made this clear in another parable He told about someone who had mismanaged his employer’s finances. Knowing he was about to be fired, the manager reached out to several of the people who owed money to his employer.
For example, one man owed 800 gallons of oil, so the employee had him settle the debt for 400 gallons. The manager did the same thing with a number of people who were in debt to his employer. And ultimately, instead of reproving this manager, the employer commended him for his shrewdness.
Jesus concluded by saying, “Here’s the lesson: Use your worldly resources to benefit others and make friends. Then, when your possessions are gone, they will welcome you to an eternal home” (Luke 16:9)
In the same way, we need to take our resources and use them for the work of the gospel. God has given each of us three things to use for His glory: time, talent, and treasure. We all have these in varying degrees.
God doesn’t hold us responsible for success; He holds us responsible for faithfulness. In that final day, Jesus isn’t going to say, “Well done, good and successful servant.” Instead, He will say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Take what God has given you and do the best that you can do.
This game is too short 😢I was hoping to fight each and every characters but it’s way too short for PlayStation game 😢
Yeah, it's a little short and you cannot play other characters except dlc's.
I was looking for a stop in and I win the right way but he's not there
I hope this games wil be on switch
Good vid surprised that you only have 400 subs with all the work you put in
Maybe one day 😊 If you like my works, please like & share. Thank you for your support!
My favorite is fluffy and Ziro
We need a one poce game dat starts from the beginning
You can try Pirate Warriors 3
How do i get it on ps5?
You can buy it's ps4 version from ps store, this is not ps5 version, i just played ps4 version on ps5.
Dont buy it , this game sucks to die
One peace warior 4 better
@@sarthasjaena9173 I will play warrior 4 too but I like this game. Filler but fine story, and good gameplay.
no dub version?
I watch all the series with original dub (Jap), so Eng Dub is kinda weird for me. So i play it with Jap Dub. Sorry
Is this DLC also? Or just main story
Just main story, but you can find zoro and sabo dlc's on my channel. There must be a One Piece World Seeker playlist.
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This was an awesome gameplay! You just gained a subscriber! Keep up the good work 👍.
Thank you. I hope you like my other content as much as this one. Rest assured, I spend my days after the game to prepare high-quality videos.
Oh I bet I will check the other content out too!
Hope you enjoy all of them!
Is this more worth it than the pirate warriors 4?
Absolutely! Maybe the best One Piece game...
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Before he left, he called together ten of his servants and divided among them ten pounds of silver, saying, “Invest this for me while I am gone.”
-Luke 19:13
What are we supposed to do as Christians until Jesus returns? How are we to live our lives? The Bible tells us there are specific things that we should be doing.
One thing that God has given to every follower of Jesus, without exception, is the message of the gospel. While not everyone is called to be an evangelist, everyone is called to evangelize.
The apostle Paul mentioned in his letter to Timothy how God entrusted “the glorious Good News” to him (1 Timothy 1:11). And God has entrusted the glorious Good News to us as well.
Jesus told a parable about a man of great wealth who was preparing to leave on a long trip. He called his servants together and gave each of them a sum of money. Everyone received the same amount. Then he told them, “Invest this for me while I am gone” (Luke 19:13)
In the same way, Jesus is saying to us, “I’m coming back soon, so take this message that I’ve entrusted to you and share it with others. Do God’s business until I return.”
There is nothing wrong with having a career or getting married and having a family. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the things God has given to us.
But here’s the question we must ask ourselves: “What am I personally doing to get the gospel out?”
Maybe you believe that is the job of pastors and evangelists. Yes, it is. But it is also the job of every Christian. It is more than giving money for the work of evangelism, although that is a very good thing to do. It is also looking for opportunities that God puts in our paths.
Jesus made this clear in another parable He told about someone who had mismanaged his employer’s finances. Knowing he was about to be fired, the manager reached out to several of the people who owed money to his employer.
For example, one man owed 800 gallons of oil, so the employee had him settle the debt for 400 gallons. The manager did the same thing with a number of people who were in debt to his employer. And ultimately, instead of reproving this manager, the employer commended him for his shrewdness.
Jesus concluded by saying, “Here’s the lesson: Use your worldly resources to benefit others and make friends. Then, when your possessions are gone, they will welcome you to an eternal home” (Luke 16:9)
In the same way, we need to take our resources and use them for the work of the gospel. God has given each of us three things to use for His glory: time, talent, and treasure. We all have these in varying degrees.
God doesn’t hold us responsible for success; He holds us responsible for faithfulness. In that final day, Jesus isn’t going to say, “Well done, good and successful servant.” Instead, He will say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Take what God has given you and do the best that you can do.
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Wrong button! Sorry 🥴
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I have this game it's very good
Yeah i like this game too 🤘🏻
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Wrong button, sorry 😶
@@Jjwk_7 What if it was real life? I don't know what to say? 😂
P: Oh sorry, wrong button!
J: No! this is the wrong button!
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7:07:30 made me laugh
It made me angry when I played that part 😁
Lol
Is Luffy the only playable character in this game?
On main scenario Luffy is the only playable character. But you can play other characters in other DLCs. Like: th-cam.com/video/9Hm66GPTtaM/w-d-xo.html
@@psrulez Is this game Steam, Epic Games ect... Only? Or can you just play it PC detached?
@@kingkazma3246I played on PS5 but PC and xbox versions also available. You can buy on steam.
No
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wow how 9 hours?
mostly main scenario... most of side quests are not included
Why they dont talk??
thats normal for games like this
ex: dbz kakarot
@@lebonbonraymonejames really? why its normal? one pièce odysse they talk, burning blood too
@@akaarmando7944 yes, in cutscenes, but not in normal dialouge. they just usually say a voice line like 'ah!"
They are probably busy with anime voice acting or the developers may have had budget constraints that prevented them from adding multilanguage voice acting to the game.
bro it is worth or not
I really like it, not a great story but playing luffy on this game is a satisfying experience. I like this game more than Pirate Warrior series. Also I'm hard fan of Luffy, maybe thats was the reason.
Found Faithful
Before he left, he called together ten of his servants and divided among them ten pounds of silver, saying, “Invest this for me while I am gone.”
-Luke 19:13
What are we supposed to do as Christians until Jesus returns? How are we to live our lives? The Bible tells us there are specific things that we should be doing.
One thing that God has given to every follower of Jesus, without exception, is the message of the gospel. While not everyone is called to be an evangelist, everyone is called to evangelize.
The apostle Paul mentioned in his letter to Timothy how God entrusted “the glorious Good News” to him (1 Timothy 1:11). And God has entrusted the glorious Good News to us as well.
Jesus told a parable about a man of great wealth who was preparing to leave on a long trip. He called his servants together and gave each of them a sum of money. Everyone received the same amount. Then he told them, “Invest this for me while I am gone” (Luke 19:13)
In the same way, Jesus is saying to us, “I’m coming back soon, so take this message that I’ve entrusted to you and share it with others. Do God’s business until I return.”
There is nothing wrong with having a career or getting married and having a family. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the things God has given to us.
But here’s the question we must ask ourselves: “What am I personally doing to get the gospel out?”
Maybe you believe that is the job of pastors and evangelists. Yes, it is. But it is also the job of every Christian. It is more than giving money for the work of evangelism, although that is a very good thing to do. It is also looking for opportunities that God puts in our paths.
Jesus made this clear in another parable He told about someone who had mismanaged his employer’s finances. Knowing he was about to be fired, the manager reached out to several of the people who owed money to his employer.
For example, one man owed 800 gallons of oil, so the employee had him settle the debt for 400 gallons. The manager did the same thing with a number of people who were in debt to his employer. And ultimately, instead of reproving this manager, the employer commended him for his shrewdness.
Jesus concluded by saying, “Here’s the lesson: Use your worldly resources to benefit others and make friends. Then, when your possessions are gone, they will welcome you to an eternal home” (Luke 16:9)
In the same way, we need to take our resources and use them for the work of the gospel. God has given each of us three things to use for His glory: time, talent, and treasure. We all have these in varying degrees.
God doesn’t hold us responsible for success; He holds us responsible for faithfulness. In that final day, Jesus isn’t going to say, “Well done, good and successful servant.” Instead, He will say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Take what God has given you and do the best that you can do.
Amel sky prison santa maria
Hi
Hi and welcome
Why this don’t save
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@@JanoahRobinson there must be autosave
Oh
frangky is traitor trust me
Don't think so. Franky is good and funny dude! Why do you think like that?
Jill one piece
I beat this game
Do you like the game as I did?
too much walking around and talking
yeah it's little too much but, it's fun 🤘
Found Faithful
Before he left, he called together ten of his servants and divided among them ten pounds of silver, saying, “Invest this for me while I am gone.”
-Luke 19:13
What are we supposed to do as Christians until Jesus returns? How are we to live our lives? The Bible tells us there are specific things that we should be doing.
One thing that God has given to every follower of Jesus, without exception, is the message of the gospel. While not everyone is called to be an evangelist, everyone is called to evangelize.
The apostle Paul mentioned in his letter to Timothy how God entrusted “the glorious Good News” to him (1 Timothy 1:11). And God has entrusted the glorious Good News to us as well.
Jesus told a parable about a man of great wealth who was preparing to leave on a long trip. He called his servants together and gave each of them a sum of money. Everyone received the same amount. Then he told them, “Invest this for me while I am gone” (Luke 19:13)
In the same way, Jesus is saying to us, “I’m coming back soon, so take this message that I’ve entrusted to you and share it with others. Do God’s business until I return.”
There is nothing wrong with having a career or getting married and having a family. There is nothing wrong with enjoying the things God has given to us.
But here’s the question we must ask ourselves: “What am I personally doing to get the gospel out?”
Maybe you believe that is the job of pastors and evangelists. Yes, it is. But it is also the job of every Christian. It is more than giving money for the work of evangelism, although that is a very good thing to do. It is also looking for opportunities that God puts in our paths.
Jesus made this clear in another parable He told about someone who had mismanaged his employer’s finances. Knowing he was about to be fired, the manager reached out to several of the people who owed money to his employer.
For example, one man owed 800 gallons of oil, so the employee had him settle the debt for 400 gallons. The manager did the same thing with a number of people who were in debt to his employer. And ultimately, instead of reproving this manager, the employer commended him for his shrewdness.
Jesus concluded by saying, “Here’s the lesson: Use your worldly resources to benefit others and make friends. Then, when your possessions are gone, they will welcome you to an eternal home” (Luke 16:9)
In the same way, we need to take our resources and use them for the work of the gospel. God has given each of us three things to use for His glory: time, talent, and treasure. We all have these in varying degrees.
God doesn’t hold us responsible for success; He holds us responsible for faithfulness. In that final day, Jesus isn’t going to say, “Well done, good and successful servant.” Instead, He will say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Take what God has given you and do the best that you can do.
Lil bro do you know what an open world is?
they didn't bother to create models for Zoro and Sanji as marines... cheap game
Yeah, maybe this is not a high budget game but it's fun
All of one piece games look like trash