Opinion: War Is Bad - And It Needs To Stop

War. War Never Changes. That's a famous quote from one of my favorite series, Fallout (currently owned by Bethesda softworks, however, I can with a sound mind that they have been lacking in the creative department for their past few releases, and I really do hope that they either sell the franchise or really re-think their decisions. It's honestly shaping up to be a decision contrary to the interest of the original fans [Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout New Vegas...((maybe fallout 3...))], something we can plainly see with their lackluster release of starfield, absolute failure of fallout 76, and a clear sign of no sign insight of the new elder scrolls game other than some stupid E3 teaser.)

This quote encompasses a truly captivating philosophy of human nature, one that seems to (and shall continue to) echo throughout our history; no matter the conditions present, humanity will always resort back to the simplicity and ever-fruitful concept of war.

While I've only played a few hours of the original game I can speak for all fans by saying it truly was the best and remains a classic RPG. It's Isometric gameplay along with it's retro style and innovative art design are just a few things that can draw a gamer into a whole new realm of role-playing.

The second game is just as good, or maybe not as good - I haven't played it. It's practically the same game with the same places and then some new places too. The people on the gaming forums I've frequented have only said good things.

The third installment (which wasn't actually the third game, though, it is aptly titled Fallout 3 since the previous titles were a sort of spin off as well as an unfinished concept.) was both extremely lit and also not that lit, but it only became not that lit after I experienced it's successor (A game I will discuss in the coming paragraphs). It really focused more on a linear story than it did having absolute chaotic freedom in the capital wasteland (a new region unexplored in previous games.) Also, Bethesda did a bunch of silly things that messed with the story - for example, the brotherhood of steel are now a bunch of silly good-guy freedom fighters, rather than a bunch of crazy techno-hoarding freakazoids! You can't even be bad until the absolute final part of the game where you just press a different button to have an outcome that you can't even experience. The gun play sucked massive donkey balls! But when I was younger, it was really cool. I Remember seeing the trailer for it in a blockbuster.

Fallout: New Vegas is the best game in the series. Is it buggy, yeah, sure. Is it awesome? Uh, fr*eak yeah? You get to be whoever you want to! Kill whoever you want to, for no reason - you get to pick between a bunch of different factions and skills that are actually useful. It was made in a year and was still better than fallout 3 and fallout 4.

It's just a more fleshed out game, despite being set in a empty desert. The dialogue feels really personalized to your character and your actions have a bit more weight than they do in fallout 3 (no weight at all LOL!)

This was the bad guy in fallout 3 - you see him like, twice and he kills your dad (who you don't really even care about because he left when you were like 10 and his voiced by Liam Neeson who targeted african americans for altercations after his friend was raped and pisses himself when he's drunk.) Boring!

This guy was an ally of one faction and lost a battle so they burned him alive and tossed him into the grand canyon and he survived and they don't utter his name - he's smart and read a lot and found the book of Mormon and became a Mormon and gives weapons to tribes in the region to fight each other. This is just one character...uh, Dear Bethesda...can you guys do this?

While Fallout 4 sucked massive donkey balls, it was alright. I was very hyped for this and all it included, and totally enjoyed my single playthrough of it. It's a good game, but it's a shitty fallout game. They did the boring mass-effect 3 choice dialogue wheel. There's no roleplaying aspects. You're looking for your dad again - wow, very creative. The factions also ate shit and didn't really matter. This game sucks.

I haven't played Fallout 76, but I've heard it sucks but then they fixed it, but it still probably sucks.

Anyways, sorry about my little tangent! Let's get to the real article!

I'm sure you've seen all the crazy stuff happening in the middle eastern region where Israel and Palestine have been fighting each other. As a pacifist, I believe that fighting, death, and destruction are wrong. Quite frankly, I think it all needs to just stop! First Russian and Ukraine, now Israel and Palestine?

You might be asking yourself - "Which side is right?", the answer to that is not found in this article. The real question should be: How do we turn this wrong, to a right?

War is never good. We should not be killing our fellow humans for any reasons. It's sad to witness this occurring in our modern era, where we can use technology to create pictures of family guy characters smoking blunts with real-life figures such as drake.

How is this possible, yet peace isn't?

Here is a similar AI creation made earlier this year.

The advancement of this technology is stunning and quite honestly, a bit scary! My question is - has Netnyahoo seen this? Has he tried going into the AI and writing a funny prompt? Does he laugh at memes? or is it all about war to him and his adversaries.

John Lennon was the first to say it and he shouldn't be the last. War needs to end. Peace and Love need to triumph.

What do you think? Leave your comments below.