Freemason Symbol in Games

I've been lurking a while and finally decided to make a post and contribute. I play World of Warcraft and Starcraft 2 and have noticed the Freemason symbol depicted in both games, owned by Blizzard.

One on a billboard: tinypic.com...


One in a Warlock's teleportation circle: tinypic.com...


Whats your thoughts? Am I looking too much into it or do Freemason owned Corporations carry their brand?

Hi there....I feel you may be looking too deep into it. Video game designers are well aware of the mystery involved with these symbols and decided to incorporate them into their games. Do you play smash bros? I'm looking for some worthy opponents.

Their imagery is everywhere, it doesn't surprise me that its in video games. I would imagine its intentional.

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Hi, nice to meet you, whoever you are

We get quite allot of these look at my pretty picture threads on ATS, allot of the time about imagery in games. Now to be fair to you this is the first time I have seen those two particular images however I don’t think this means that the Masons have infiltrated into the game designers animation offices and deliberately implanted some of their imagery. That’s a awful lot of work to go to for very little of any reward.

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Its not just the masons or whoever. A very complete and well thought out intro to the lore of the underworld and high level shamanism (started with D&D) is to be found in many games and animated shows. Its full blown and fully developed. It is clear that the producers of same are given to this purpose, introducing a generation to the old darkness that ruled the earth for at least 5 millenium.

Of note as well is that this onslought is coming at a time of a hoped for UFO disclosure, great headway in the understanding of genetics, a total trashing of the age of reason, logic, truth, and much much more.

Their influence are all around us. There is no level that TPTB ill not stoop to.IMO we are being programmed to accept all of the symbolism as a way of control.

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So you really think these groups have infiltrated the gaming industry and are planting secret messages in their games. There is not arguing with a person with such fundamental believes other than to say.... your wrong.

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Well friend its not just a matter of infiltration...some games are nothing short of tutorials as are many other games and programs.

I know this not because I am a fundementalist but because I studies the art work and religions of old civilizations for years.

Originally posted by Logarock
Well friend its not just a matter of infiltration...some games are nothing short of tutorials as are many other games and programs.

I know this not because I am a fundementalist but because I studies the art work and religions of old civilizations for years.

So have game designers. If something has enough of a creepy reputation in the real world, then it's ideal source material for games that are going to keep the players engaged... The best part of worldbuilding in fiction or gaming is taking elements that are close enough to those that we're already familiar with, and giving us the freedom to play our way through doors we wouldn't open in real life... Escapism, fantasy, living vicariously through your character... whatever you want to call it...

If you want to see a ton of symbolism in a game, you gotta play assassin's creed. do all the side quests, you'll hear some crazy stuff. whether the game makers are a part of the conspiracy or are trying to warn us of something is open to debate...

Originally posted by JoshNorton

Originally posted by Logarock
Well friend its not just a matter of infiltration...some games are nothing short of tutorials as are many other games and programs.

I know this not because I am a fundementalist but because I studies the art work and religions of old civilizations for years.

So have game designers. If something has enough of a creepy reputation in the real world, then it's ideal source material for games that are going to keep the players engaged... The best part of worldbuilding in fiction or gaming is taking elements that are close enough to those that we're already familiar with,

Yes they certainly do but as for the rest the vast numbers that play these games have zero idea what it is they are doing, playing. I spent some time with some older teens got books out ect showed them how old the idea of fighting in underworld really was....weapons, powers ec ect.

My point is that the large part are not familiar with but are introduced to and the brain is then trained along the lines. The reason many become engaged is in the nature of the thing and how it feeds the ego catptures the mind.

Look at an old kings tomb from say egypt. Food and weapons sometimes other people are stored in the tomb to help fight and take the trip in the underworld. Very few that play these games are aware of this level of play or any function outside the game in front of them.

Assassin’s creed is about secret societies, let’s face it, game designers probably know about the sort of conspiracies we talk about on ATS and incorporate them into their games. Its not any conspiracy, it’s one of my pet peeves when people start trying to manipulate something small and insignificant into a massive conspiracy. Cant you’s just accept that not everything is a conspiracy.

You should listen to Kevin, he obviously have the undisputed truth!

He uses the very strong argument; "You are wrong."
Which implies that; "He is right."

We can lock this thread now!

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Funny.

Ask yourself what’s more likely, a secret society of evil Masons have infiltrated the video gaming industry and planted games with Masonic images just for kicks. OR. Some video game designers like to through in the odd symbol just to use up some space.

Yes I am right.

I have noticed playing some games myself the illuminati/free mason symbology.

Specifically it was Counterstrike Source and the original half life game.
There were tons of symbols on crates/boxes and even the odd texture.

It always struck me as somewhat weird and I know I noticed.

dont forget about the 'masons fraternity ring" found in WoW. WoW is used also for databasing for governments. Collecting personal information on you etc. the power elite are just prepping the naive for future mental and physical domination. Many masons are not part of it, so many get on ATS and say its just a symbol, it is really, if you give power to it by giving up your rights as is happening en mass today via games and pop culture, then its innevitable that one day you will have new rights, rights to sodium flouride and lithium in drinking water, rights to food stamps and bread lines, endless wars of aggression in the name of your freedoms, police state tactics and mind control..
When its no longer about money, it becomes about power.

Originally posted by trutherman
dont forget about the 'masons fraternity ring" found in WoW. WoW is used also for databasing for governments. Collecting personal information on you etc. the power elite are just prepping the naive for future mental and physical domination. Many masons are not part of it, so many get on ATS and say its just a symbol, it is really, if you give power to it by giving up your rights as is happening en mass today via games and pop culture, then its innevitable that one day you will have new rights, rights to sodium flouride and lithium in drinking water, rights to food stamps and bread lines, endless wars of aggression in the name of your freedoms, police state tactics and mind control..
When its no longer about money, it becomes about power.

I always wondered about the Masonic ring in WOW. I think you are looking too much into it though.

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Programmers having fun.

Assassin's Creed is an interesting game when it comes to symbolism.

I am not so sure about video games.

I do know of a game with Freemasonry associated with it.

It is not a video game.

I challenge any and all Freemasons to a game of Chesst.

I am the King at Chesst. I am the Master Mason.

Hows the Reese hitch feel Freemasons?

You know, it occurred to me just now how juvenile and outdated occult symbolism is in regard to how secrets and secret societies are really kept going. The mystery and wonder doesn't do justice to the reality of "secret agreements and secret proceedings". I think the masons and skull and bones is the tip of the iceberg. I am more inclined to believe aliens or spiritual/dimensional beings coordinate the course and direction at the top through underground tech lab dimension gates than "the masons".

The starcraft 2 example (I LOVE SC2!!!) simply shows the creativity of the designers. What better way to brand "control" than to use a popular, conspiracy laden symbol?