In fantasy scenarios, I've varied between telling God how pissed off I was he made us mortal versus pointing out how rampant ignorance has become overly dominant in modern society and recommending he format and start over. In execution, these two things may well already be related. That's the trouble with second guessing the designer as a player: chances are he's already considered that possibility and chosen the alternative because he has a better grasp on the bigger picture.
One thing I will probably not do is ask for forgiveness. I've always striven to do what I felt was right. Given that this is the case, I've held up my side of the bargain, and if the results were less than desired it's probably an issue on the side of creation which I've no control over.
Granted, I've largely accepted that it's more likely creation will assimilate my being upon death than it is I will live on as an individual in some kind of incorporeal form. I won't be needing to ask God anything when I'm dead: I'll already be an imperceptibly small part of his overall being. Not unlike one is in life, really, but without all the bothersome overhead of being a walking, ego-bearing chemical reaction.
But, before all that, I've a few video games to make...
One thing I will probably not do is ask for forgiveness. I've always striven to do what I felt was right. Given that this is the case, I've held up my side of the bargain, and if the results were less than desired it's probably an issue on the side of creation which I've no control over.
Granted, I've largely accepted that it's more likely creation will assimilate my being upon death than it is I will live on as an individual in some kind of incorporeal form. I won't be needing to ask God anything when I'm dead: I'll already be an imperceptibly small part of his overall being. Not unlike one is in life, really, but without all the bothersome overhead of being a walking, ego-bearing chemical reaction.
But, before all that, I've a few video games to make...