Wans’t there an episode on the new “Outer Limits” about that, where there was a game show where murderers are hunted by people related to the victims? One murderer claimed that he was innocent, and that video evidence was altered so he would get blamed.
Ick! That’s NOT the “Outer Limits” I love! The one I like had monsters constantly!
Anyway, you can play God in any sense, but how long can you play before someone wakes you up and reminds you that it was only fantasy? Also, in a way, everyone who makes a decision is playing God–they are affecting the world around them, whether it be not doing an assignment or killing their leader, they are affecting their history.
But, if you mean as in creation, nobody really can play God, because He knows everything you’re going to do. He knows everything. So how can you have free will, if every move you make is already known before it happens by God?
Blender is, in a few ways, playing God, but if you make an image about aliens that you made up, you’re not playing THE God. The aliens are not in your image. Plus, if you make a short film, you’re following a script (unless you’re improvising), you’re using pre-made models, so you’re not exactly creating EVERYTHING at that time. You’re only making the character animations.