Fable II: What Would You Do?
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I slipped away, my new nemesis-slave can handle it, hell if he survived for so long against me this monster shouldn't be a problem. I will sit back and watch, perhaps shouting out quirky one liners whenever they would apply.
I dunno, usually the "logical" answers can be pretty nefarious too. Recruiting more soldiers to the cause in order to further your campaign for world domination? Just because they leave off WHY you recruited him doesn't make it any less sneakydarkstone post=6.73525.806293 said:
Alignment: Neutral Bastard
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Blast, these questions need more detail! I'm trying to pick what I would do in real life, and it's incredibly difficult when I don't know the situation.
-If I was confident that I could stall the monster long enough and still make it out alright, I would have picked the first option.
-If I knew I would likely die if I stayed behind, I would order a retreat, and hope that everyone survived.
-If the people I was with were total jerks who had provoked the monster in the first place, I would sneak away and leave them to their fate.
Guess I'll just stick with the "neutral" options, unless a more obvious question comes about. Still, nifty idea! Can't wait until tomorrow's question.
-If I was confident that I could stall the monster long enough and still make it out alright, I would have picked the first option.
-If I knew I would likely die if I stayed behind, I would order a retreat, and hope that everyone survived.
-If the people I was with were total jerks who had provoked the monster in the first place, I would sneak away and leave them to their fate.
Guess I'll just stick with the "neutral" options, unless a more obvious question comes about. Still, nifty idea! Can't wait until tomorrow's question.
Oh ho! I have just noticed this (don't go trudging in the Featured Sections to often you see), and I find this delightful.
Very interesting experiment, and I like the idea. Unlike most people determined to go on a set path, I shall choose the option that I feel is suited for what I would do!
Onwards to nuetralism!
Very interesting experiment, and I like the idea. Unlike most people determined to go on a set path, I shall choose the option that I feel is suited for what I would do!
Onwards to nuetralism!
Yay for the me fan club! Please form an orderly line for your free "Lord Harrab is awesome" t-shirt and decoder ring.
Question, when this is all finished, will we be able to see the results of the choices we didn't make?
so far i have a singing rock, an unwilling henchman, a memorial statue and a fan club. what could i have gotten instead?
Question, when this is all finished, will we be able to see the results of the choices we didn't make?
so far i have a singing rock, an unwilling henchman, a memorial statue and a fan club. what could i have gotten instead?
I missed out on this fabled singing rock part. My first question was about a feuding village, and I decided it was none of my buisness.
Anyway I saved the little dude, The Iron Ninja may have an evil streak to him, but the Honourable Ninja code decrees that I must save all little dudes.
If I may quote the passage:
"And Lo, If ye should come upon a person of small stature or one who is young of age
It beith your sworn duty to save them, and thus, create your own Honourable Ninja fanclub."
Anyway I saved the little dude, The Iron Ninja may have an evil streak to him, but the Honourable Ninja code decrees that I must save all little dudes.
If I may quote the passage:
"And Lo, If ye should come upon a person of small stature or one who is young of age
It beith your sworn duty to save them, and thus, create your own Honourable Ninja fanclub."
Trust is also so very easy to abuse, need further proof? Just watch Flight Plan.Ultrajoe post=6.73525.807004 said:
I found the most profit by taking the money myself. So that's what I did. I think I'm just naturally too evil.