hunterrose

I get you somewhat on the is-ought question: if you can determine what your value is (and has to be,) you know can then figure out what ought to be done to attain the value.

I question whether life has to be that ultimate end, though. What exactly do you mean child's welfare as the "ultimate value" inevitably leads to the alternative of life or death?

I don't particularly agree. A lot of games are meant to be explored and experienced, rather than teach something. Same thing with movies. I'd hate to hear what he thinks Katamari Damacy teaches...