?Well considering this is probably going to get deleted anyway...
EndMaster: Basically if you wanted to do a Holocaust type "game", you'd probably be better off avoiding direct history and do it in fantasy setting format. All the Nazis are substituted for dark elves and all the oppressed groups become gnomes, fairies, halflings, etc.
Presto, you've got your non-offensive Holocaust game with magic spells.
SomeCoG Tranny: No, EndMaster, just no. Replacing something with pointy-eared people isn't going to disguise the fact that you're referencing the holocaust and what it will amount to is appropriation.
Also, Nazis = Dark Elves. Really? Because black = evil?
EndMaster: Right, I obviously said Dark Elves because I was somehow comparing black people to Nazis. That doesn't even make sense. I'm not really surprised by the accusations though.
Anyway I used them because typically not only are they usually villains they're also pretty racist and sadistic in various fantasy stories and they'd be a better substitute as a fantasy "Nazi" than say orcs (Who probably wouldn't bother with the prison camp and just kill everyone on the spot)
But what I was mainly referring to the possibility of creating a CYOA about the horrors of a prison camp while attempting to avoid the more sensitive issues of the real world. There have been tons of fantasy and scifi stories which have based certain events on the real world and they are still considered viable forms "entertainment" and not educational.
I'm thinking of one example in particular which was a children's cartoon on saturday mornings called Exosquad which pretty much had the Neo-Sapiens rounding humans up and putting them in extermination camps, Nazi style. Wasn't really trying to be educational, it was attempting to be entertaining.
Now obviously some people are always going to find the subject matter offensive no matter what skin the tale is wearing and that's their right, but I was coming up with a possible solution of attempting to do such a story if someone really wanted to attempt it.