The Imperial Japanese flag isn't banned anywhere. Though you can use the swastika in Germany in historical movies (serious ones only of course) and you are also allowed to use period pictures and movies.
I don't think there is a problem with you also making a WWII themed game (there haven't been any for a long time) and we are focusing on different parts of the war. You have the military side, whereas my game is about the German resistance.
I bet there will be another downer ending in your game, Wagon. "The resistance succeeded and eventually the war was won; but none of you survived the war except for three; those three died in poverty and misery."
Nah lets see what happens. And downer endings aren't necessarily a bad thing; many otherwise good (othen Hollywood) movies are ruined because they need to have a happy ending; life isn't just happiness, but also a lot of awfull things and even if you try your best you aren't certain to succeed. That is one thing I really like about European movies; they have understood that an unhappy ending can make a movie much better and make you think.I bet there will be another downer ending in your game, Wagon. "The resistance succeeded and eventually the war was won; but none of you survived the war except for three; those three died in poverty and misery."
:rofl:I don't know. I was just preparing my Valentine's game.
I don't even know if these are supposed to be genuine or parodies anymore
Maybe it could beclike with how Muslims revere Jesus and they're dissatisfied with the usage of one of their martyrs' in a Christian holiday. (Probably not though.)I suspect that Muslims might not be all that enamored of a day dedicated to an early Christian martyr. Just guessing, though.
Oh that makes sense. Although, why protest Valentine's Day of all things if you live in Syria?
