Poll: Fallout 3 - Are you EVIL?

[SquadronAce]

Ive played though Fallout 3 being a heavenly saint and as the worst bastard in the wasteland. And found that being evil makes the game more fun but also more chalening, mainly cuz of the price that got put on my head. Guna try and play New Vagas as a Neutral and see what happens

 

[FallenJellyDoughnut]

I go for a badass Neutral. I'm not a prick, but I won't do shit for you until I get something in return.

 

[Layz92]

I play as Chaotic Good wherever possible. I like being good but I will ruin anyone's day with my bullets if you screw me or anyone else around.

 

[ldbmikey86]

played as neutral mostly just to avoid getting hunted by talon company/regulators.

 

[Benmonkey7]

I play good first because I feel bad if I do bad things to innocent people.

 

[ajofflight]

I always end up being good, because I can't force myself to be evil, unless it's really really really fun.
Like the assassin's brotherhood in Oblivion.

 

[Lawnmooer]

First playthrough I went evil.

Second playthrough I went neutral... but eventually I became evil by accident...

 

[Shanecooper]

I played as an Anarchist.
Every situation I came across, I though "What would be most entertaining?".
Strangly enough, I didn't end up being evil.

 

[Canadian Briton]

Good, because it feels good man.

 

[Candrian]

I went for good, mostly because I couldn't bare to hear Liam Neeson say 'I am very disappointed in you.'

 

[Kimarous]

I can't bring myself to be evil in Fallout 3. For me, evil needs to be fun and enjoyable. In Fallout 3, I just feel like a complete reckless jerk who has no sense for long-term survival. Sure, there was the occasional backstab and the odd "What The Hell, Hero!" moment, but they stemmed more out of a sense of pragmatism than an intentional force for evil.

 

[HK_01]

I play good. It just comes naturally, don't know why.

 

[Creepy Woodsman]

It's nearly impossible for me to be evil in any game. In Fallout 3, I tried to make an evil character, starting out being a murdering bastard and blowing up Megaton and etc, yet somehow ended the game with the best karma rating. Go figure.

 

[Merkavar]

played as goodie too shoe. i normally play as if its real so i make the decision as if i was really making them. more emersive i guess.

 

[s0m3th1ng]

Every playthrough I always end up being terribad because of all the shit that I steal. SO glad Fallout 3 doesn't have that retarded Fence system Oblivion has.

 

[Jfswift]

Ive played though Fallout 3 being a heavenly saint and as the worst bastard in the wasteland. And found that being evil makes the game more fun but also more chalening, mainly cuz of the price that got put on my head. Guna try and play New Vagas as a Neutral and see what happens

You still get a price on your head as a goodguy though. Also, i've noticed the evil path gets followers much much earlier.

 

[AbyssalSanhedrin]

I played it through 3 times to see how your karma affected the story. I found the good path to be far and away the most rewarding on an emotional level.

 

[Subzerowings]

It's not about good or evil, it's all about finding a balance.
I can slaughter an entire town, but still be considered a saint because I gave a hobo 100 water bottles.
Moral hypocrisy, ain't it grand?

 

[GamingAwesome1]

I always end up getting a good karma rating despite me thinking of myself as more Lawful Evil.

 

[SimuLord]

From the moment I came out of Vault 101 and had a look around Megaton, I knew this was gonna be a Wasteland worth saving. I played through with an unwavering Good karma and approving words from Three Dog.

Then again, it didn't help matters that about the only real gray area in the game for me morally was assisting Roy Phillips...because I didn't want to kill off Herbert Dashwood.